First, on the protocol being "set-in-stone":
True or False?
BSV's user-side is set in stone.
As in, from now on, users don't need to care about whatever hard forks remain.
What's left is miners fixing things on their end, i.e. the difficulty adjustment algorithm.
Second, on the DAA (Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm), some analysis:
Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.
1Eyk15KEeYX9JwH8e98pqpX3kTUuY9d43C VerifiedFinally, on the issue of people following CSW down a bad path:
In response to @4179's concern regarding people following Craig in ways that introduce bugs (huge paraphrase, I know... Hopefully folks get what I'm referring to if they've watched the video...)
(See next twetch in thread)
Thanks for the thoughtful commentary!
It was my pleasure.
Thanks for the thoughtful (and charitable) commentary, @39.
You're welcome, though I don't know how charitable it was... This is a very profitable thread :)
In any case, I give credit where I see that it is due.