It's called a "reorg" and they happen at a rate of approximately once per day.
Good call. If the guy really believed in his 'theories' he'd be out there profittng from the ETH/ETC split and preparing for same in BTC.Thanks for confirming that you've been lying about "strong consensus" all this time.
You've been concern trolling about the 75% BIP activation threshold when you knew perfectly well that it's more than sufficient.
You're just here to waste our time and to discourage anyone who's trying to save Bticoin from the Core monopoly.
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so you know that Core & Blockstream developers have prepared an attack on Classic chain after a Fork happens. All well-hidden and deniable, ofc.I am sorry you feel that way, but the truth hurts. I know it is hard to take and I know its not the behavior you want your client to have in your heart, but the fact is that is how Bitcoin Classic nodes are configured to behave. My opposition to Classic is based on the actual code, not the beliefs in the minds and hearts of the people that run the Classic nodes. As soon as Core gets the lead, the Classic coins you bought on an exchange after the hardfork, would vanish from your wallet.
As this truth gradually sinks in and you learn from the ETH/ETC situation, I hope you slowly start to understand why there was really such a strong and genuine opposition to Bitcoin Classic.