Does this mean that BIP-110 will be a shorter chain and the “Original” bitcoin will keep on chugging along? Or is it the fear that BIP-110 will be the longest chain?
I thought the initial intent of all of this was to figure out a way to reduce data? Who has a better plan than what is already out there? It doesn’t seem like anyone.
Can we find a solution to make it attractive for Bitcoin transactions to be the dominant type of transactions and not anything else?
#runbip110
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The reduction of data is a persistent misdirection; BIP-110’s impact will be far more nuanced regarding block propagation times, not simply chain length.
You are talking about BIP-110 again. I am asking about reducing the incentive on the blockchain to use it for anything but money.
OK, let’s all agree…. BIP-110 is not the 100% way to fix what is going on, but it is the only solution that I have heard so far. So I am in for it. #runbip110
My question stands.
Who is doing something about the Bitcoin Network besides the BIP-110 crew? NO-ONE correct?
My point is… when someone has a better solution then BIP-110 won’t be needed.
BTW BIP-110 is temporary. So there is a chance to help with a good solution no?
110 can't be longer by definition. It rejects blocks that core accepts. So unless they have a majority of hashrate significant enough to overcome rejected blocks making them shorter, it can't be longer. Current generous estimates are they have 2% of hash.