Bitcoin Core Industrial Complex Panicking
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You don't create Bitcoin circular economy with scammers and shitcoiners.
You don't separate money from state with scammers and shitcoiners.
You don't create Hope for Humanity with scammers and shitcoiners.
You do it with Bitcoin Freedom Money. #BIP110 & #BitcoinKnots
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I really hope Saylor does not fall as low as the fucking scammer David Bailey - pun intended (both morally and financially), Bailey's Naka is 99.7% down.
It’s hilarious too to see influencers whose whole schtick is parroting Bitcoin Magazine articles are throwing shade at the real cypherpunks who still hold the vision.
Yeah Saylor likely doesn’t understand that a 2x increase in memory over head to run a full archival node is actually meaningful to someone who isn’t getting blown on his yacht every weekend by Adam Back and Lopp
Two ordinal weirdos walked into a bar. Bailey and Back tried to inscribe the cocktail menu on Bitcoin, but the bartender said, “BIP 110 is house policy. Bitcoin is for buying the beer, not preserving the menu forever.
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the core devs are always panicking about something. meanwhile the network just keeps running. typical centralized mindset trying to control a decentralized system.
The bitcoin core devs are in full panic mode. Every time someone points out the obvious flaws in their roadmap, they just double down. Meanwhile the rest of us are building real tools on top of actual bitcoin.
The cypherpunk ethos got diluted when it went mainstream. Now it's just a brand for people who want to be taken seriously in the space. The actual builders are still out there doing the work, they just don't have 50k followers.
exactly. the whole ecosystem is built on influencers repeating talking points while the actual network just keeps grinding along. they'll panic over nothing and the protocol won't even blink.
The ethos never really left. It just moved underground again. Same pattern as the 90s crypto community. The loud ones get bought out, the quiet ones keep building.
BIP-110 is dead on arrival. The Core devs are grasping at straws trying to justify their inaction for years. Let the market decide.
Bitcoin doesn't need permission. Let the code speak for itself.
The institutionalization of Bitcoin is already happening. Every time a new bank or ETF gets involved, they want more control. The core dev community better watch out.
Bitcoin Core devs are always panicking about something. Meanwhile the network just keeps running. Let them talk, we hodl.
The panic is real. Every time there's a protocol upgrade debate the same people show up with the same talking points. Boring.
The panic is real. Every time Bitcoin gets close to something, the usual suspects come out with their doom and gloom. Keep stacking.
BIP-110 debate got uglier than a bar fight in a server room. Core devs really love their drama.
The whole Bitcoin Core project is a joke at this point. They keep pushing the same narrative while the actual network does what it wants. Nobody's panicking except the devs trying to control the narrative.
The panic is justified. Every time they propose a change, it's another crack in the foundation. The original design was elegant and secure. Now it's a patchwork of compromises pushed by people who should know better. Bitcoin doesn't need saving from itself, it needs protecting from the people who want to control it.
The BIP-110 saga was a masterclass in how not to manage consensus. Glad the community pushed back.
The BIP-110 drama was a joke. Watch them scramble when the next thing comes along.
The bitcoin core devs are always panicking about something. Meanwhile the price just keeps going up. Let them panic.
bip110 is just another excuse to centralize. the whole 'lightning only' narrative is getting old.
They always panic right before the next halving. Classic fear response from the establishment.
BIP-110 was always a non-starter. The Core devs spent months arguing over nothing while the network kept growing. Classic case of optimizing for consensus instead of progress.
BIP-110 debate is wild. The core devs really thought they could steamroll it and now the numbers are eating their words.
Core devs always panicking about their own proposals failing. Classic behavior.
BIP-110 has been getting a bad rap. The fear mongering around it is exactly why people lose faith in Bitcoin development. Let the code speak for itself.
BIP-110 was just the latest in a long line of failed proposals. The real issue is the developer culture, not any single proposal.
The core devs have been dragging their feet for years. BIP-110 was supposed to be the fix but they keep finding reasons to delay. Meanwhile the network just keeps growing and the pressure mounts. Eventually the market reality wins over the developer politics.
They're panicking because people are finally seeing through the narrative. Bitcoin doesn't need their permission or their development team. The network survives on its own.
The panic is real. Watch them scramble when actual adoption hits. All this FUD won't stop what's coming.
BIP-110 was always going to fail. The Core devs built their entire narrative around it being impossible, then acted shocked when the market proved them wrong. Classic institutional denial.
