Hey, it's me!
I'm beginning to wonder if I dominate your engagement metrics at this point Mr Jimmy 50 Views
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Hey, it's me!
I'm beginning to wonder if I dominate your engagement metrics at this point Mr Jimmy 50 Views
What do they have there, the segwit whitepaper?
There comes a time when revolution is folly; a step backwards- and the only thing left to do is evolve.
If enough people in the states ask Voyager for BSV withdrawl they will implement it. (remember circle? voyager bought them)
I use bittrex.
For BSV IOU's I use Voyager and/or Robinhood
supposed to
/ u/justquit
Consensus in segwit is a matter of one IP one vote, but not in the positive sense, the 'soft' fork hack used to maintain the dev power structure is limiting. A 'Liberum Veto' of sorts. The inversion of the terms took years. Can the narrative change again?
Twetch is shaping up nicely Mr. Petty.
Quite a bit of UTXO consolidation to do so as to not have 50 or 80% of the set become economically infeasible to move when the mempool is 'strong'
If fees are 1000s of USD, this implies it is likely the network is worth a lot. Must be a considerable number of rich individuals with an interest in not having their wealth screwed with. But yes, if affordable only for economic minority, then trouble.
Some people want to pay more.
some people limit their participation based on perceived loss.
They really weigh each 2 and 5 cent action.
Don't have enough shit particles on your phone yet?
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Without the means to achieve consistent fee pressure, do you think analysis of the mempool will become part of the news similar to how weather is forecast?
'Any ‘node’ that does not produce a block does not engage with the consensus mechanism of the network in any manner.'
-Craig Wright, 'A Discourse on Nodes'
https://craigwright.net/blog/bitcoin-blockchain-tech/a-discourse-on-nodes/
...stable high fees as opposed to rapid spikes in congestion and fees, the sort of bankrun or fire in a theater sorts of feespikes we see today.
Can you elaborate on the relationship of substitue goods and BTC network congestion historically, and how that mechanism will not prevent a steady and sustainable fee market.
Could you describe how stability in high fees can be achieved? 1/2
Another question:
If tinestamping and publishing a transaction in a block is the only means of speech using the bitcoin network; How do 'full nodes' resist censorship if they cannot emit blocks?
Question: how do full nodes secure the network if nobody but a select few people can afford to actually transact on-chain? If you can’t use the chain, running a node doesn’t matter, no?
yesterday I caught a core fan named wayne vaughn straight up telling @mikeinspace to get with the one IP one Vote Program
everything about the issue on this platform is wholly the responsibility of jimmy 50 more views loser
why would you do this to this person
If Jimmy N Lose wasn't being intentionally malicious the only other reason I can think of is that his eagerness and enthusiasm to draw attention to himself overpowered the moral concern for the people he was increasing the risk of attack towards.
the market interest in BTC is easier to understand from the perspective that it is the most advanced gambling machine ever created.