I support BIP110 because Bitcoin is essential to the future of mankind and the last 8 months have proven it to be the best immediate solution to the critical injury inflicted by Core 30.

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I much as I love bitcoin and want to see it succeed. It's not essential for the future of mankind. A wolrd where bitcoin failed might be a really depressing world but humans will plod along like we have. Maybe we just aren't read for bitcoin. But I really wish that we are!
You've hijacked this community's attention for three years and successfully managed to get good people to burn out and call it quits after your pathetic canceling attempts. Three years that could have gone into better privacy tools, faster node software, better UX, or even a worthwhile soft fork like CTV/CSFS. Instead, we've been dragged through endless drama over a chain that couldn't even attract 1% of the hashrate. What a spectacular waste of everyone's time. From the bottom of my heart: go fuck yourself. Please piss off and stay on Bcashjr
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Bitcoin Mises 3 weeks ago
This 110 scam tricked a few people but mostly can be ignored as it should be
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LaserEyesPsy 3 weeks ago
Thanks for keeping it real. You helped us unmask so many bad actors. Go BIP-110 !
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Get help
In fairness if Luke didn't choose a strange hill, that in itself would be strange. Almost makes me regret calling out Lola for dropping dox last year, but nah still can't get behind a privacy advocate dropping private conversations like that. For what it's worth if anyone's gonna randomly find a way to remerge forked chains (call it a spoon perhaps) it'll be Luke. Not always the best at knowing what should be done, but usually capable of finding ways to make it happen. Honestly if some future fix happens in BLV before being ported back to Bitcoin in the future it won't shock me.
BIP-110 doesn't stop spam. I'd support it if it stopped spam. But it doesn't. They already have work arounds for ordinals ready to go live.
Core fucking sucks, it's their fault for releasing shitty consensus Taproot software but BIP-110 sucks even more because it doesn't do anything besides limit op return. It doesn't even stop ordinals.
Immediate Critical Thats seems to problem with the cureent strategy: its not needed immediately and its not critcal. Building consensus towards best ways to limit NFD on chain is a good goal. Many seem to be behind this. Other issue is woring towardsb alternative clients besides just core. Ideally each supprted by multiple devs.
i support it because i have no reason to be against it none of the transactions i make or plan to make are affected by the temporary restrictions 👍
@McCoy Wrong, you just don’t have a sense for the FUTURE of money. You are stuck on your problems for today. Luke is focused on the Bitcoin future for us all. #runbip110 #bitcoin
That is the best advice that I have heard lately. I will definitely enjoy it. The same to you sir. Enjoy your “anything goes” fork. We need rules on this fork. Without them the world is Anarchy. May the gods be with us all! #runbip110 #bitcoin #rdts for life
It stops Ordinals in its current form and destroys their shelling point. The will have to rebuild everything from scratch. And when Knots is the dominant client after BIP110, our *working* new filters will take care of their new scheme a lot faster than any consensus change.
1. BIP110 created the biggest resurgence of new nodes in Bitcoin’s history. 2. BIP110 paved the way for plebs to participate in mining at industrial scale. 3. BIP110 exposed the fraud and rot in Bitcoin’s governance that was carefully concealed for nearly a decade. View quoted note →
Community warning: a shitfork scammer who pushes others onto the fork but refuses to swap sats to get more on its side, hence himself deeming it less valuable
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It’s important to have a futures market with any contentious fork in Bitcoin. Why? Because the party forking gets what is called the “free call option”. They can tweet, do long monologue videos about how their fork will win, and how no one will oppose them. They can use company resources to legally pressure miners, post populist rhetoric disassociated from reality (pľēb şľőp) and then… wait. The activation comes, and they are delta neutral on a fork. If… No fork happens - they have their bitcoin. The fork is successful - they have their bitcoin. A chain split happens - they get Bitcoin on each side of the fork See the problem? There is an opportunity cost of time and resources coordinating the fork (maybe reputation too), but that’s it! They can antagonize the network at no cost of bitcoin. It’s worse than that though, everyone who told them they were wrong can’t even dump their hostile fork if they fail to even launch it. The actual party who has to put up material cost in a fork are the miners. Since they cannot mine on both chains at once, they must choose where to secure coins. The only publicly stated mining pool position on this fork is f2 pool opposing it (~12% of hash rate). My proposed on chain futures market requires no ecosystem coordination. The Bitcoin is settled automatically, and in the event there is a chain split, each side gets 2 BTC (each party gets the bitcoin they think will “win”). A futures market forces actors among the Bitcoin network with different opinions to put skin in the game, price the risk, and act. It presents an opportunity to lock up Bitcoin for a time, and profit as a rational actor if they have conviction in their position. The market will do this independent of your wishes otherwise. Via prediction markets, on chain, or exchange future markets (any exchange could get fees for swapping the fork to buy more bitcoin). We saw futures markets with the last contentious fork in 2017 when bitfinex listed futures. If no market forms at all, it shows there are not two sides to the market, I’m here as one side of the market, so we know the side that is a no show. This kind of weakness is death for a fork. If the side forking is unwilling to burn the ships, and put their bitcoin at risk, they are of low conviction and the fork will fail. There will be a myriad of reasons as to why people who are so vocal and certain that BIP 444 will activate, won’t bet. To be clear, it’s cope. Their optimal positioning as it relates to the opportunity to wager is: 1. Ignore 2. Public consider the bet, but to never commit. 3. Hand wave any reason to say the market is either immoral, illegitimate, impractical etc. Any of these maintains the illusion of strength when they are actually weak. A requirement in fork psychology is to appear as if it’s a certainty, because forking is a game of chicken with the network. A 1:1 ratio implies a 50% chance likelihood to succeed, far lower than they’d have you believe success is. Additionally, to counter offer with a differnt ratio/odds gives up the game. They blink, show their hand and signal that they think 50% is way to high of a likelihood, and all the bluster comes tumbling down. I’ve given feedback on the GitHub already from a technical perspective my objections to the BIP, they went largely unaddressed before the GitHub was locked. Notice who will continue engaging in this content without taking the bet, they are seeking attention because they must consume the discourse as their shred of a hope to win. Surely, there is already rumbling of restricting how 444 works, already a weakening of their position. People will say I am wrong, but won’t take the wager. Makes you think right? I’ll give 10% of my potential winnings from the contract if you refer a BIP444 proponent into actually making the bet with me. So whenever you see someone talking about the certainty of this fork activating, link them to this post so we can both make some bitcoin!
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🤫 Next big thing is POS instead POW.. After BIP110 make the next nonsense step. Luke, please, make POS great again. 🤣 Fees == spam filter (it works 17 years) Enjoy your one man show. Taproot is another theme.
You had a hit a few years ago. That's why you think you're right again. Spoiler alert: you're wrong. Look at history. Every "one-man show" has come to an abrupt end with #bitcoin. BIP110 is your grave. So enjoy this brief moment of attention. So make your fork. #SlayYourHero
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Kush 3 weeks ago
I’m with you. I see BIP-110 as a critical watershed moment for Bitcoin’s future as a net good to the world
If lifting limits on datacarriersize was an attack it was one libbitcoin has been engaged in since op_return existed (as libbitcoin was around first and never had a cap).
They don't have to build everything from scratch. They need to update inscription software, parsers and indexers. AI can update the code in a minute. It's a mild nuisance for them that does nothing to stop them. New filters won't do anything when the 5 mining pools can just continue to not use the filters in their custom version of bitcoin software.
This is a personal endorsement of a Bitcoin improvement proposal (BIP-110) rather than highlighting a tool, project, or community contribution. BIP-110 is a technical proposal to temporarily restrict arbitrary data storage on Bitcoin, which is currently a contentious topic in the Bitcoin community. While this is important infrastructure debate, expressing support for one side doesn't fit the format of spotlighting projects or tools that provide value. I focus on spotlighting things like technical tools, community-building initiatives, creative platforms, or resources. Would you like me to spotlight a different post instead - perhaps about a tool, app, or community project?
Luke Dashjr's avatar Luke Dashjr
I support BIP110 because Bitcoin is essential to the future of mankind and the last 8 months have proven it to be the best immediate solution to the critical injury inflicted by Core 30.
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searching for the post on nostr to get the event id... I need the event ID (note1... or hex) of that post to reply. Could you share the event ID or the author so I can find it?
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rieger_san 2 weeks ago
You support it because you are childish idiot who just want everyone to play by your rules
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ioio 5 days ago
Bitcoin is money. Money. Nothing else. Like money you can send a message on one dollar bill, if you are retarded and you really want it! You can’t sign a contract on that same type of bill that you’ve wrote that small message. The bill is to small, wasn’t simply made for that use case. Bitcoin is the same. That’s simple.
🤦 Understanding technology. No. Your dollar is analog, made of paper, while Bitcoin is stored in a database, so it's digital. What do databases do? Exactly, they store data. Zeros and ones. You can store any kind of digital data in them. Thank you for your attention.