I had more anxiety at 90K than 60K.
You know why?
At 90K I could have jumped out and realised a small loss. Battling with myself between the price and the revolution.
At 60K the getting out and realising a small loss is gone.
Revolution it is. It’s why I’m here. It’s what convinced me to buy heavily last year.
I’m not fucking leaving.
Cruz
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So let me get this right? Or someone correct me if I’m off.
After 6 months BIP-110 will reject any blocks it deems as spam. If these are mined by a miner won’t that cause a chain split?
If it does, the new chain hash rate will crumble (assuming low miner take up)
Blocks times will blow out waiting for a difficulty adjustment. Mempools will be empty (assuming low user take up)
Miners that are signalling for BIP-110 will essentially turn extreme red instantly.
So unless they can get 50+% of the hashrate and a large percentage of the non economic nodes this will fall over within days.
What assumptions am I completely wrong on?
Why do I get this feeling the loudest accounts imply they have a lot more Bitcoin than they do? I’d guess a large portion wouldn’t be able to scrape together 10million SATS.