since bip110 has nowhere near consensus it will result in a chain split when they activate the main chain will have blocks mined significantly faster than the bip110 chain if miners switch to bip110 days, weeks, months after activation it will reverse every bitcoin transaction that happened on the main chain during that period considering luke calls everyone that doesnt support his fork a pedo, the tactic he will use to try to get miners to switch seems obvious

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That doesn’t explain what bip110 actually does and how it’s a threat/attack. How/why does it reverse transaction? You guys need to do some sort of deep dive video explaining your side with some actual facts.
The OP_RETURN value is a user configurable setting, that has not changed. Noderunners are still free to set it at the old limit or even at 0
This is compelling. Making me rethink my running bip110. One thing that's refreshing: this note is talking about the problem rather than questioning the intention of the people. If living under a government has taught us anything it's that intentions rarely match outcomes. So it's nice that this note only talks about the problem without impugning the people. View quoted note →
But it will only reverse "invalid" (relative to BIP-110 consensus rules) tx, most likely spam, not normal tx, correct ?
No, that is not what will happen. All mined blocks become invalid. So all transactions in them become unmined. Unless they happen to be mined in the other chain too. Perfect time for a a large double spend... Even considering an approach that might cause a reorg is hostile to bitcoin and bitcoiners.
Thanks, you've given me place to start researching, because there are a few things that are not clear to me. Like when you mention "non monetary transactions" in a block. What does that exactly entail? Because from what I understood in your post, these transactions are keeping the UTXO spammers at bay by outbidding them. I know governments have access to the money printer, so I understand the theoretical point as to why this wouldn't stop them. Also, some argue that spam is subjective, I personally don't think that's entirely the case, I think there are things that are clearly spam to the majority of people. But anyways, at least to a knots supporter, would your statement read to them as "spam is keeping UTXO spam at bay"?
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JackTheMimic 8 months ago
You mean if the majority of the network literally goes back tens of thousands of blocks and has enough hash power to not only get back to the same place but surpass current hash power? What faith you must have in BIP 110 being THAT compelling!
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JackTheMimic 8 months ago
That's not how that works. Nothing gets "unmined" The scenario ODELL is trying to describe is if no one supports BIP110 that chain stops because of so many invalid transactions on the main chain then miners switch completely to BIP110 and mine literally tens of thousands of blocks faster than everyone else can mine a single block on the main chain. I hope I don't have to describe how improbable that outcome is.
appreciate you, Odell 🙏 I wish we could all see some good faith adjustments from Core. I don't know enough to even know what that might look like, but it would go a long way to calm things down. From the perspective of many of us, v30 was handled so badly that it's hard not to attribute bad motives to it.
A hard fork would give total control, so it doesn’t seem like that is their main focus. Does it? Did you deny being a pedo? jk jk jk, I shouldn’t be funny with this. It’s not a funny topic and shouldn’t be thrown around lightly. Someone has to save Bitcoin. #bitcoin #savebitcoin #runknots #runbip110
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