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Yarrrrrr
Arrrhhhhhgggg ther matey
What's a pirates favourite letter mateyβ½
What?
R?
Dump the spam
No, it's the C
How does that work? I want to know more
If exchanges donβt enforce BIP-110 we can send invalid transactions on the 110 chain that are valid on the spam chain.
Exchanges have significant risk.
Wait, this actually significant. Why is no one talking about it?
This is happening for real.
Why does it have to be this way?
Even my heart cries but who cares.
they would probably ask for the money back or something when they realized the mistake
Your response is to ask a pirate for money back?
Bold strategy, not sure if it will pay off.
then what?
are you sure your 110 coin is as valuable as the one u just irreversibly cashed out?
One way path - HFSP
Keep telling yourself that π
You got it backwards
Spam chain has wipeout risk.
Creepy crawler steps into the light.
You are incoherent
Go mumble somewhere else
booked
On second thought matey Smee π¦ better keep them to get through Hormooz and maybe the Dardanelles by then.
If Smee sends the spam coins surely the exchange will ask for filter compliant coins as well before crediting the pirate with any more coins of any type...
Does this mean we have to worry about UTXOs that are on Bitkeys? Because there's no open source way that I'm aware of to control them.
Right. You are dependent on Bitkeyβs / Blockβs node and have traded sovereignty for convenience.
Ahoy there matey
You are implying that exchanges would enforce BIP-110 only deposits ?!?
Only the spam can be peeled off. Doesnβt work the other way around mate.
Those exchanges know a pirate when they see one.
They stand to lose a lot of money if they let treat them all the same. I can't imagine them accepting the spam ones and saying they don't need the other ones too π. They have seen a scam or too im sure.
