Oh of course, it definitely requires second-order analysis, but concluding that *obviously* means the market will prefer a no-burn fork I think is equally reductionist. Obviously seizing 1% of coins in a cartel isn’t the same as preventing a quantum computer from stealing N% of coins and enabling recovery paths for the coins where that’s possible. I see why you think it’s still over some philosophical line but you can’t say that it’s equivalent to some other scenario that we’ve ever faced.

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BitcoinIsFuture 2 months ago
Communists and banks freeze other peoples money.
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BIP-361 is the antithesis of the Bitcoin ethos. First of all, if a hacker steal 1 million Bitcoin from Coinbase, are you going to freeze them? Second, if EVER there is a quantum computer that can brake Satoshi's public keys, this computer will belong either to Google or the US or other gov. Why do you think they will directly dump all Bitcoin instead of use it as money and store of value? What if Saylor decides to dump, he almost has that amount? Jameson SLopp is a real Communist for wanting to freeze other peoples Bitcoin via BIP-361 as well as evil shitcoiner, spammer and manipulator. The compromised Core clowns are working closely with him as seen on Github. Scameson SLopp is worse than a Bcasher. He is an inverstor in Citrea spammers shitcoin alongside Peter Thiel from Palantir. image
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