Core devs used soft fork in hope to create bigger burgers w…

Twetch ·

Core devs used soft fork in hope to create bigger burgers with SegWit. And they call soft fork a proper technique but it doesn’t work as intended. Bitcoiners used hard fork and immediately began creating bigger burgers seamlessly.

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Twetch ·

That’s how they hijacked the network and additionally fenced it inwards as well as outwards with a narrative that full non-mining nodes matter more than they do for real.

When sha256 will be broken, will they use a soft fork technique?

Twetch ·

Core devs are hypocrites.
When soft fork suits their interests, they will implement changes with soft fork and smear hard forks.
When a hard fork suits their interests, they will implement changes with hard fork and smear soft forks.

Twetch ·

Are you talking in code?

Twetch ·

This is not a way for bitcoiners.

Bitcoin was set in stone with it’s white paper and first client implementation.

Every imminent threat or upgrade is resolved only with a so called hard fork. Everything else is a sybil attack.

Twetch ·

I like burgers 😋😁