@cliff: Funny. I am actually getting a little bit more optimistic that the miners will ditch Core sometime soon. Maybe that's just mood cycles we all have, but not phase-aligned all the time ![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I think part of the uneasyness is that we have a bunch of aimless trolls steering Bitcoin according to their gut feeling and delusions and that we simply have so much anger now, in the community.
I do think that the conflict was caused solely by propaganda and social engineering from Borgstream, Greg and the Dipshits.
The miners so far have been just hypnotically following Core along. That seems to change a bit.
Also: Think about what the miners could do to regain (relative to alts) market confidence in Bitcoin? I can only see that a bold move would unify the community again. And I cannot see the miners further following Core to be that bold move.
@Jihan: If you ever go with SegWit, wait for Litecoin to do it first. Litecoin said they wanna do it. That saves us from a potential DAO situation, by getting some proper, live-testing of the SegWit code.
I think part of the uneasyness is that we have a bunch of aimless trolls steering Bitcoin according to their gut feeling and delusions and that we simply have so much anger now, in the community.
I do think that the conflict was caused solely by propaganda and social engineering from Borgstream, Greg and the Dipshits.
The miners so far have been just hypnotically following Core along. That seems to change a bit.
Also: Think about what the miners could do to regain (relative to alts) market confidence in Bitcoin? I can only see that a bold move would unify the community again. And I cannot see the miners further following Core to be that bold move.
@Jihan: If you ever go with SegWit, wait for Litecoin to do it first. Litecoin said they wanna do it. That saves us from a potential DAO situation, by getting some proper, live-testing of the SegWit code.