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This is a sad month for all bitcoin users. We are now faced with the possibility of a split community the other one is with the core developers while the other group is with Bitcoin Unlimited. It is sad to see that bitcoin will split into BTC and BTU however it seems that this time we can no longer meet a consensus and thus bitcoin will split like Ethereum and Ethereum Classic.
I don't think it will split. BU only serves to not activate Segwit. Miners don't want BU either.
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March 18, 2017, 06:29:58 AM |
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SummaryTLDR = BU fork will only be added to exchnages with proper replay protection and it will be an altcoin called BTU / XBT https://www.scribd.com/document/342194766/Hardfork-Statement-3-17-11-00amhttps://fs.bitcoinmagazine.com/assets/exchange_handling_of_contentious_hard_fork_event.pdf20 Exchanges in the document that say the original chain with remain bitcoin / btc regardless of outcome : Bitfinex, Bitstamp, BTCC, Bitso, Bitsquare, Bitonic, Bitbank, Coinfloor, Coincheck, itBit, QuadrigaCX, Bitt, Bittrex, Kraken, Ripio, ShapeShift, The Rock Trading and Zaif 2 signers agree with document but place an exception that they reserve the right to rename BTU as BTC if the supermajpority switches : ShapeShift - If BTU sees 95% it wins the name BTC, otherwise the original chain remains BTC - https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/842830189474136064Kraken - At their discretion - https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5zz6cu/important_the_exchange_announcement_is_indicating/df2fnyz/---------------------------------- 2 more exchange joined this list : 21) Bitmex https://twitter.com/BitMEXdotcom/status/842796617120059393https://blog.bitmex.com/a-statement-on-the-possible-bitcoin-unlimited-hard-fork/22) poloniex https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2017.03.17-Hard-Fork/https://twitter.com/Poloniex/status/842789390518812673 poloniex is actually saying that if you have bitcoin in your wallet, you can withdrawn those as they are bbitcoin unlimited, this does not sound like an altcoin to me but more like having the same coins twice this is dangerous it can certainly kill the value on both chain, since people will get coins for free
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March 18, 2017, 07:32:48 AM |
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I don't think it will split. BU only serves to not activate Segwit. Miners don't want BU either.
I know you have this miners are happy with the 1MB limit mantra, but does past actions on behalf of the miners support this? Miners used to limit blocks to 250kB, then 500kB, then 750kB, and then 1MB. That is, in the past they have implemented a soft limit in policy.h or using -blockmaxsize command line option. If they wanted to squeeze fees higher, they could reduce the block size now. They can't increase it as they have hit the protocol consensus limit. For those that say BU not tested? It might have some bugs that need sorting out, but they do seem to have their own test chain: Chain selection options:
-testnet Use the test chain -chain_nol Use the no-limit blockchain
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March 18, 2017, 07:51:31 AM |
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SummaryTLDR = BU fork will only be added to exchnages with proper replay protection and it will be an altcoin called BTU / XBT https://www.scribd.com/document/342194766/Hardfork-Statement-3-17-11-00amhttps://fs.bitcoinmagazine.com/assets/exchange_handling_of_contentious_hard_fork_event.pdf20 Exchanges in the document that say the original chain with remain bitcoin / btc regardless of outcome : Bitfinex, Bitstamp, BTCC, Bitso, Bitsquare, Bitonic, Bitbank, Coinfloor, Coincheck, itBit, QuadrigaCX, Bitt, Bittrex, Kraken, Ripio, ShapeShift, The Rock Trading and Zaif 2 signers agree with document but place an exception that they reserve the right to rename BTU as BTC if the supermajpority switches : ShapeShift - If BTU sees 95% it wins the name BTC, otherwise the original chain remains BTC - https://twitter.com/ErikVoorhees/status/842830189474136064Kraken - At their discretion - https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/5zz6cu/important_the_exchange_announcement_is_indicating/df2fnyz/---------------------------------- 2 more exchange joined this list : 21) Bitmex https://twitter.com/BitMEXdotcom/status/842796617120059393https://blog.bitmex.com/a-statement-on-the-possible-bitcoin-unlimited-hard-fork/22) poloniex https://poloniex.com/press-releases/2017.03.17-Hard-Fork/https://twitter.com/Poloniex/status/842789390518812673 poloniex is actually saying that if you have bitcoin in your wallet, you can withdrawn those as they are bbitcoin unlimited, this does not sound like an altcoin to me but more like having the same coins twice this is dangerous it can certainly kill the value on both chain, since people will get coins for free I don't think it is going to hurt the price, but the market cap is going to be splited between 2 coins. Let's say you now have one coin worth 1100$, so after the split you will have a coin worth 700$ and a coin worth 400$, or something like that.
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March 18, 2017, 07:54:56 AM Last edit: March 18, 2017, 08:19:37 AM by franky1 |
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all of this "forking(splitting) the chain is a control attempt" but then "they need to fork(split) off" lol makes me laugh at the hypocrisy and the bait and switch just to play a failed victim card. the thing is the community wont split away.. they laughed at blockstreams CTO when he begged the open community to split away. the community want consensus no matter what side it is. however the group in the blockstream/DCG corps pockets know they cant incorporate bitcoin if bitcoin is left open to diverse nodes, so they want all the diverse nodes to fork(split) off. thats why there has been soo many rekt campaigns against anything not in the blockstream/DCG corps pockets. the only group willing to cause a split is the blockstream/DCG group. but they have to wait for majority to do it if they want any chance of incorporating bitcoin. to then have domination and control of who can take fee's to repay the VC's.
bitcoin should remain open and diverse PEER network, not changed to be incorporated and TIERED network. there are even some [true independent] core devs that are repulsed by corporations and not everyone in core actually like the corporate dominance plans. its getting too obvious that the corporations are getting desperate when they are begging the independant community to split away. and the corporations are doing all they can to avoid community consensus with all these non community consensus 'soft' bips that have actual banning(splitting off) end results.
there is nothing stopping the corporations from making an LN right now, but they know that people will only see it as a voluntary side service if the community help bitcoin grow.. the corporations want bitcoin stagnant to make their LN essential to grab many fes's to repay the MILLIONS of debt(blckstreams $70m/DCG multimillion debt). if you are actually advocating to follow the corporations then you are not thinking about bitcoin. your thinking about corporations control. so you might aswell just go play around with fiat or hyperledger and leave bitcoin to be an open currency. atleast admit you care more about the corporate control to grab fee's for VC repayment. and then go play with hyperldger to go grab your fee's, leave bitcoin to be the open diverse currency that it suppose to be
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March 18, 2017, 08:04:16 AM |
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The politicians and elites will do everything to split bitcoin network to several units and from the infect reduce it values and undermined people trust and integrity of it network. Just like every human system, bitcoin has its challenge such as high fee, slow for confirmation and vulnerability. If this issue and resolve by the inside then politicians will be put to shame.
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March 18, 2017, 08:22:58 AM |
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I don't understand why the unlimited people just don't fork off and leave. Prove their way is better, if it is people will follow them.
If they have the majority of the PoW, they will fork off. Their coins will be listed as XBU.
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March 18, 2017, 08:23:22 AM |
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poloniex is actually saying that if you have bitcoin in your wallet, you can withdrawn those as they are bbitcoin unlimited, this does not sound like an altcoin to me but more like having the same coins twice
this is dangerous it can certainly kill the value on both chain, since people will get coins for free
You don't understand how hard forks work. All these exchanges have defined BTU as an upcoming altcoin (if it happens). the thing is the community wont split away.. they laughed at blockstreams CTO when he begged the open community to split away. -snip-
Everyone sane just wants them to fork off to their altcoin so that we can move forward in a more timely manner. Whilst you obviously have theories about Blockstream or whatever, it is very unfortunate that you're completely ignorant about Jihan Wu and his power trip to take control of the Bitcoin network. I don't think it will split. BU only serves to not activate Segwit. Miners don't want BU either.
Wrong, Jihan & his cartel want not only BU to activate but to take control of the network. https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/601t7u/jihan_wus_messages_after_the_announcement_seem_to/Watch out for wrong or exaggerated translations. If they have the majority of the PoW, they will fork off. Their coins will be listed as XBU.
They don't need the majority of hashrate to fork off.
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March 18, 2017, 09:04:42 AM |
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Yes; to be frank, it will be a "fucking blood bath". Whales supporting their own chain will be dumping the other chain to the ground in hopes that their chain is significantly stronger than the opposition.
Interesting thought. I suppose since Satoshi may still be out there holding a huge amount of coins if they're unhappy with one particular fork they could probably pummel it into oblivion by dumping those coins in large amounts day after day.
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March 18, 2017, 09:11:20 AM |
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Let's say you now have one coin worth 1100$, so after the split you will have a coin worth 700$ and a coin worth 400$, or something like that.
This is not a fork, it is a revolution
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March 18, 2017, 09:21:29 AM |
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Yes; to be frank, it will be a "fucking blood bath". Whales supporting their own chain will be dumping the other chain to the ground in hopes that their chain is significantly stronger than the opposition.
Interesting thought. I suppose since Satoshi may still be out there holding a huge amount of coins if they're unhappy with one particular fork they could probably pummel it into oblivion by dumping those coins in large amounts day after day. Yes, this is what I have mentioned in the other thread. If Satoshi is adamantly against BU (and there are reasons to think he is) he could dump it into the ground. It would be a very dangerous move though. He would be acknowledging he is still alive and has active control of his keys. He might help core by dumping on BU, but it could also make people not want to use either chain knowing he is back. Obviously very unlikely but interesting to think about. Of course, as has been mentioned, it will be a dumpwar fest regardless, since there are plenty of massive early adopter holders on both sides of the debate.
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March 18, 2017, 09:22:22 AM |
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everyone?? lol learn consensus. 74% of pools disagree or not decided. also ZERO % of nodes have an active segwit wallet. all they have is a user agent sybil flagging desire for such. in short segwit isnt even ready for release. without weeks/months of delays and drama after activation. infact that 74% can be more because some pools faking desire for segwit, much like your propaganda of the opposite being true. but 26/74 are numbers that cant be ignored. its not 50/50 its not 75/25 its not 95/5... its 26/74 corporations with DCG VC funding just wants non-blockstream to fork off to their altcoin so that we(blockstreamers) can move forward in a more timely manner to repay the VC the debt.
fixed that for you it is very unfortunate that you're completely ignorant about Jihan Wu and his power trip to take control of the Bitcoin network.
jihan has only 16% management but even then not even 16% are voting in one direction. so blaming the 74% against segwit on one man with less than 16% is a major laugh, kind of digging at the bottom of the barrel for any straw you can find, laugh again the whole 16%=74% jihan propaganda. lol. keep digging If they have the majority of the PoW, they will fork off. Their coins will be listed as XBU.
They don't need the majority of hashrate to fork off. if they have the majority they dont need to fork off.. if they dont get the majority they wont fork off. consensus of one single chain. LEARN IT
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March 18, 2017, 09:24:30 AM |
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Yes, this is what I have mentioned in the other thread. If Satoshi is adamantly against BU (and there are reasons to think he is) he could dump it into the ground.
Sources?
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March 18, 2017, 10:11:26 AM |
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everyone?? lol learn consensus. 74% of pools disagree or not decided. also ZERO % of nodes have an active segwit wallet. all they have is a user agent sybil flagging desire for such.
This has nothing to do with Segwit. You are living your delusions again. jihan has only 16% management but even then not even 16% are voting in one direction. so blaming the 74% against segwit on one man with less than 16% is a major laugh, kind of digging at the bottom of the barrel for any straw you can find, laugh
If you believe that Jihan only has 16% under his control, then I have bad news for you. You are as ignorant as any other shitposter on this forum. if they have the majority they dont need to fork off.. if they dont get the majority they wont fork off. consensus of one single chain. LEARN IT
Majority hashrate != Bitcoin. Interesting thought. I suppose since Satoshi may still be out there holding a huge amount of coins if they're unhappy with one particular fork they could probably pummel it into oblivion by dumping those coins in large amounts day after day.
Yes, this is what I have mentioned in the other thread. If Satoshi is adamantly against BU (and there are reasons to think he is) he could dump it into the ground. It would be a very dangerous move though. He would be acknowledging he is still alive and has active control of his keys. He might help core by dumping on BU, but it could also make people not want to use either chain knowing he is back. Obviously very unlikely but interesting to think about. Of course, as has been mentioned, it will be a dumpwar fest regardless, since there are plenty of massive early adopter holders on both sides of the debate. What makes you think that Satoshi is alive?
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March 18, 2017, 10:24:24 AM |
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jihan has only 16% management but even then not even 16% are voting in one direction. so blaming the 74% against segwit on one man with less than 16% is a major laugh, kind of digging at the bottom of the barrel for any straw you can find, laugh
If you believe that Jihan only has 16% under his control, then I have bad news for you. You are as ignorant as any other shitposter on this forum. your right. he doesnt have 16%. he has less.. try to double check statistics, not reddit next time if they have the majority they dont need to fork off.. if they dont get the majority they wont fork off. consensus of one single chain. LEARN IT
Majority hashrate != Bitcoin. never said hashrate. i said majority. learn consensus and you will understand its about nodes that are more important.. remember its only core that car about hashrate. they even went soft because of it. but they didnt expect to be on the losing side. they thought they could fly their code in un opposed. it made me laugh when they avoided full node then pool, to instead just go pool only.. basically shooting self in the foot. but we know the reason is to take the glory if it worked going soft or blame the pools if it didnt work.. either way not having to accept that segwit just isnt wanted. Interesting thought. I suppose since Satoshi may still be out there holding a huge amount of coins if they're unhappy with one particular fork they could probably pummel it into oblivion by dumping those coins in large amounts day after day.
Yes, this is what I have mentioned in the other thread. If Satoshi is adamantly against BU (and there are reasons to think he is) he could dump it into the ground. It would be a very dangerous move though. He would be acknowledging he is still alive and has active control of his keys. He might help core by dumping on BU, but it could also make people not want to use either chain knowing he is back. Obviously very unlikely but interesting to think about. Of course, as has been mentioned, it will be a dumpwar fest regardless, since there are plenty of massive early adopter holders on both sides of the debate. What makes you think that Satoshi is alive? doesnt matter what satoshi does. spending coins is just temporary "price" drama. if anyone only cares about price drama they need to take a step back and think about the bigger picture. if anyone only cares about 'double my coins' greed drama they need to take a step back and think about the bigger picture.
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March 18, 2017, 10:30:54 AM |
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I don't understand why the unlimited people just don't fork off and leave. Prove their way is better, if it is people will follow them.
Because they care about the health of the network, they don't want to fork because they know that's bad for bitcoin... Once BU has a large majority of the hashrate (75% IIRC) they will start producing large blocks (and thus fork) in the hopes that the other 25% will then have no other choice but to also start mining (or atleast accepting) big blocks... They know that if they fork now they'll lose all the hashrate they currently have and that they'll create 2 BTCs, which they know would be horrible for adoption. Just imagine new people learning that there are 2 bitcoins all of a sudden ![Embarrassed](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/embarrassed.gif)
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March 18, 2017, 10:47:57 AM |
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The politicians and elites will do everything to split bitcoin network to several units and from the infect reduce it values and undermined people trust and integrity of it network. Just like every human system, bitcoin has its challenge such as high fee, slow for confirmation and vulnerability. If this issue and resolve by the inside then politicians will be put to shame.
splitting the network is not a good thing, but if it happens we are going into a revolution. It may make the price lower but at the long run we are just going to have a benefit out of it.
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March 18, 2017, 10:58:19 AM |
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How many dumbass believe BTU will just create a >1 MB block out of the Blue. Think about it for 2 seconds, there will be no emergency , like the liars are posting. BTU will gain a 55 to 75% control and hold it for 2 weeks, once they have proven they can hold over 51% control, from that date, everyone will have 2 weeks before they release a block that will discard the segwit idiots, So everyone will have 2 weeks prior notice before the > 1mb block will be released . That is not an emergency that is a well planned evolution of BTC new Transaction capacity , which will lower transaction fees and save BTC from an early death of being priced out of the market. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) FYI: Within 72 hours of the fork, all segwit miners will migrate to the unlimited design or face an economic collapse. Then there will only be 1 BTC again and the Trojan virus of Blockchains known as segwit , will have been eradicated. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Learn it , Love it , BTU is the Future of BTC.
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March 18, 2017, 11:08:58 AM |
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How many dumbass believe dynamics will just create a >1 MB block out of the Blue. Think about it for 2 seconds, there will be no emergency , like the liars are posting. dynamics will gain a 55 to 75% control and hold it for 2 weeks, once they have proven they can hold over 51% control, from that date, everyone will have 2 weeks before they release a block that will discard the segwit idiots, So everyone will have 2 weeks prior notice before the > 1mb block will be released . That is not an emergency that is a well planned evolution of BTC new Transaction capacity , which will lower transaction fees and save BTC from an early death of being priced out of the market. ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) FYI: Within 72 hours of the fork, all segwit miners will migrate to the dynamics design or face an economic collapse. Then there will only be 1 BTC again and the Trojan virus of Blockchains known as segwit , will have been eradicated. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Learn it , Love it , dynamics is the Future of BTC. FTFY by the way there are MANY implementations ready for dynamic blocks this includes some people with copies of core with say 2mb/4mb/8mb limit set. meaning they accept anything below those limits. its not just a BU vs debate its a dynamic vs 1mb base debate. its doesnt have to be exactly BU's design that needs to be followed word for word. as long as there are the ability to go passed the 1mb limit. it will be acceptable to consensus. also pools wont just jump straight to 2mb on activation day. pools will try a 1.000250 block and see the orphan risk. and then if happy that consensus accepts it. it will increase in small increments of acceptability
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March 18, 2017, 12:00:23 PM |
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I don't think it will split. BU only serves to not activate Segwit. Miners don't want BU either.
I know you have this miners are happy with the 1MB limit mantra, but does past actions on behalf of the miners support this? Miners used to limit blocks to 250kB, then 500kB, then 750kB, and then 1MB. That is, in the past they have implemented a soft limit in policy.h or using -blockmaxsize command line option. If they wanted to squeeze fees higher, they could reduce the block size now. They can't increase it as they have hit the protocol consensus limit. When these limits were increased, there wasn't yet a fee market. It was still a totally technical parameter that could be changed without too much hassle. In fact, as long as there is no pressure on the fee market, miners have tendency to INCREASE the block size in order to get more transactions, and hence more fees, fees that are very small. After the last block reward halving, which coincided more or less with the emergence of a fee market (that is, sometimes full blocks and "fighting for a place") however, this block size became an economic parameter. You are right that they could reduce block size now with a soft fork, diminishing the accepted block size, but *in order for a soft fork to succeed, it must have 51% of mining power*. A miner voluntarily reducing HIS blocks to 512 KB he would just reap in less fees, augmenting the pressure on the market and increase the fees HIS competitors will reap in at double dose (1 MB). If he only builds on blocks of 512 KB, and there's no 51% miner hash rate doing the same, all his blocks will be orphaned. So: 1) there's no individual advantage to produce 512KB blocks, and forego half of the fees that 1MB blocks bring to competitors 2) trying to orphan 1MB blocks if you don't have more than 51% of hash power doing the same will only lead you, as a miner, to produce orphaned blocks. 3) the "common good" for miners, to reduce blocks even more, is offset by the tragedy of the commons. They first have to agree amongst themselves to apply this block reduction with more than 51% of hash rate, for this soft fork to succeed. ==> it won't happen.
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