Restrict mining to single country? (Bitcoin algorithm)

[taleen@inddweg.com]

I represent a group of developers involved in reissuing Bitcoin through a hard fork with merged mining. We would like to know, is it possible to restrict mining our blockchain to a single country? Ie- can we block miners outside of a particular country?

[logfiles]

No, you can not. Certainly not for the real Bitcoin network. Maybe for your network that you could attain due to the hard fork.

I suggest you try to understand more about the Bitcoin network and how decentralized it is. Even if you try to convenience some of the mining pools to collaborate with you, which I am pretty sure you know is near to impossible, miners can still do solo mining minus using those mining pools.

[TheUltraElite]

I represent a group of developers involved in reissuing Bitcoin through a hard fork with merged mining. We would like to know, is it possible to restrict mining our blockchain to a single country? Ie- can we block miners outside of a particular country?

Seriously mate, you sound like the fat guy who runs his country like a god, builds nukes for nothing and hate when people listen to music from their next door country.

Bitcoin is decentralized for F*** sake, if you dont want to mine with the rest of the world, build your own shitcoin and promote it like those scamstars in the  "altcoins" section of the forum.

[Oshosondy]

I represent a group of developers involved in reissuing Bitcoin through a hard fork with merged mining.

What do you mean by reissuing bitcoin through hard fork with merge mining?

We would like to know, is it possible to restrict mining our blockchain to a single country? Ie- can we block miners outside of a particular country?

Bitcoin network of nodes and miners are decentralized in a way you can mine bitcoin and contribute to the network from any country without no restrictions.

I see these as a useless question.

[taleen@inddweg.com]

I see these as a useless question.

Hahahahahaha. Aww man. The public is so brutal. Althought I'm laughing on the outside. I'm crying on the inside. 

Pardon. The original concept was a USA-native coin, That way, wherever it goes, it can be traced back to America with an American paper trail- better protecting owners from scams and theft and legitimizing any wallet and any currency it comes into contact with, providing extra security to banks and financial systems- sure it can be converted to Ethereum in Tornado Cash and used for bad things- but anyone whose wallet doesn't contain a bit of USA-native coin might be a terrorist or criminal hiding from law enforcement. It's everybody's duty to themselves to legitimize their wallet with some USA-native coin.

I thought it was a good idea... no?

[taleen@inddweg.com]

What do you mean by reissuing bitcoin through hard fork with merge mining?

I guess there's no such thing as reissuing Bitcoin?