Pruning by an individual node doesn't destroy the data. Permanent availability depends on whether at least one archival copy continues to exist.
Why should we assume that all miners and all independent archival operators will eventually delete the same data?
BSV data can be permanently archived and remain accessible without every miner storing it.
"Bollox" to you and your thought experiment in a vacuum that doesn't actually exist
correct
but
"can never be deleted"
is a false statement
LOL you just made a new account LOL
go away🤡
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
1aUt6NCxtVcFg9aZRqKboQX7XVY4HjRpF UnverifiedIt's not a false statement, because the vacuum you keep describing wherein it actually gets deleted, does not and will never exist.
The data stored on BSV is immutable.
The scenario you continue to present is not one that will ever unfold.
You can block me all you like, most people do when they realize they are intellectually outmatched and starting to look foolish.
i am just blocking your new account you schizo
not even reading your comments
take the L
you were wrong and called out
now FO
Enjoy your little safe space echo chamber, pussy.
The only person who took an L here is you
For hammering on a scenario that will never actually unfold and claiming it's proof that I'm wrong.
If the scenario you keep describing will never happen, and it won't due to variance in human nature and economics, then you're wrong. It's really that simple.
dude i can sit here blocking your accounts all day
jog along