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It’s literally impossible, In order to do that, The cost for the hardware needed and energy use would far exceed the cause of doing the reorg, Not even the lost of trust considered. Doesn’t matter who’s coins will get swept even Saylor’s or BlackRock’s. Bitcoin was not hacked the transaction was valid so, Tick Tock Next Block. image
Whatever makes you sleep well at night 🤷‍♂️ There’s no big cost involved, and nobody in Spamcoin cares about any loss of trust, especially if the regulators start breeding down your neck (if you’re Foundry). But I agree you’re safe for now.
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Fabregas 4 days ago
Chupa, governos satânicos 🤔😅👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
The two biggest mining pools can easily collude (or be mandated) to never include your transaction in a block. If a smaller miner includes your transaction in a block, those two big mining pools can decide to not build upon that block (basically just ignore that block). You have the keys. But you could be prevented from moving the coins. You can listen to the first 5 minutes of this video from BitcoinMechanic :
"Tick Tock Next Block" Listening to many shitfluencer podcasts and having their stupid slogans burned into your brain. Stops critical thinking in its tracks.
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