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If there is a minority of miners signaling for bip110 (let's say under 20%) then the rest of the miners will be happy.
When those 20% fork off the network there would be a lot more revenue for those remaining.
The incentives are to NOT mine a fork that did not reach consensus.
On this day in history, 10 years ago, the Opendime was released. The USB can be passed by hand, checked by plugging in, and spent only after removing the resistor off the circuit board to reveal the private key, turning the bitcoin into the object itself.
> “Core is moving forward with more and more versions.”
Yes, in case you hadn’t noticed, Bitcoin Core follows a release schedule: new major versions come out every six months, in April and October. Maintenance releases (bump in Minor version) come out as needed.
@ForrestHODL@GrassFedBitcoin this was all done last year. now it's a waste of everyones time. there's comprehensive FAQs massive scrollbacks, 100 of sunk hours explaining the same basics again and again. enough. they can FAFO.
@ishi0k - Satélite
- Radio
- Redes mesh
- SMS (con intermediarios)
- Medios físicos
Todos ellos son tecnologías que nos permiten finalmente llegar a Internet, que es donde reside Bitcoin
@ishi0k No termino de entender la distinción que haces entre internet y "forma de comunicación". Bitcoin es un protocolo que funciona sobre internet, sin internet no hay ni propagación de transacciones ni de bloques. Esa "forma de comucicación" requiere de conexión a internet.
@Anton__BTC All of then are policies applied to consensus-valid transactions. And we all already know that there is no way to filter any consensus-valid transaction if there is a minority of tolerant nodes that relay them. Miners will receive them and will be mined.
@murchandamus@Scotthew82 They discovered a new "N prisoner's dilemma" which proves that any absurd softfork will always beat the legacy chain. A courier will deliver the documents with all the mathematical proofs next December.
@Anton__BTC The "tolerant minority" effect was obvious by Octover 2025, sub 1 sat/vByte transactions where there despite not being relayed by virtually the entire network. Filters never worked; It's simply that nobody bothered to test them.
@fixingmoneybtc@Anton__BTC He is right, but the assumption "once BIP 110 becomes longest chain" is key here. Any soft fork will attract all the nodes when it becomes the heaviest chain. But that doesn't mean it's going to happen.
@Anton__BTC Sure, as you say, once BIP 110 becones longest chain. Running a (not just) Core node and using it to accept coins is a signaling to the miners that bitcoin does not need useless filters. The fact that soft forks have certain advantages doesn't make any absurd proposal viable.