adamstgbit
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there are about 2 million users and 5,000 full nodesI question whether it would be the case that 99% of the users would be unable to create such transactions
99.75% of users would be....
lol!
there are about 2 million users and 5,000 full nodesI question whether it would be the case that 99% of the users would be unable to create such transactions
Regardless I just don't see why those users wouldn't update their software IF there is massive bitcoin staking behind the fork. When there is massive stake involved it wouldn't make sense to refuse. The new "forked" coin represents a community with economic potential backed up by the weight of the stake they have already committed. They are offering free "credits" by spinning off the ledger and so even those uninterested in the "fork politics" are getting something representing a % of that stake on the new fork.there are about 2 million users and 5,000 full nodes
99.75% of users would be....
lol!
It is something someone interested in diverging his own balances in the two branches would do.@painlord2k Easy is not a good description of the method you suggest for isolating transactions to one chain. Reliable would not be a very good word either![]()