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Every response I see from BIP-110 proponents are nothing but name calling, character attacks or intelligence attacks. Absolutely no discourse....

@renapshah oh boy, better watch out those "maxis" are gonna be calling you all sorts of names and so on. You know the normal things people do when trying to state their position.

I still don’t understand why bip 110 is still up for discussion. You can’t limit the Bitcoin network, sorta defeats the entire purpose…

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@BranBTC Almost seems like(and I hate to say it) an attack on Bitcoin. All their reply’s to people not supporting BIP110 is just name calling and gotcha posts.

This is the type of rage quit that will form a generational bottom. He’s out. No need to listen to him about anything regarding bitcoin anymore. He’ll just buy low and sell high from now on- something he could’ve *totally* done prior to now and just chose not to! Lmfaooo

BIP-110 is showing us how Bitcoin is intended to run, it's messy sure but that's a trade off for not having centralization.

Whatever Saylor does has no impact on Bitcoin’s fundamentals. #hodl

It's funny how much BIP 110 is like post-911 TSA policies, where people (who are in this case mostly good-intentioned) try to stop 'the bad thing' with ham-fisted, incoherent governance spasms that make things worse in so many ways while failing at everything they set out to do.

@mars_quaking Why won’t the proponents of bip110 say what happens when it fails?

The BIP-110 crowd are performative cowards. They talk endlessly about "protecting Bitcoin as money" and fighting "spam," yet when real power is required. Hashrate, capital, forgoing revenue. they fold and beg for a temporary soft fork so someone else does the work for them. You cannot eliminate spam in a permissionless, adversarial system. Block space is scarce by design and allocated through fee competition. Miners build the blocks and choose the templates of what gets included. Consensus sets the outer bounds of validity; inside them, miners decide. Relay policy is local and easily bypassed via direct submission. If you actually hate non-monetary bloat, stop petitioning devs for brittle consensus bandaids (workarounds are already shipping). Acquire hashrate and refuse to mine it yourself. BIP-110 is cope for people who want the aesthetic of cypherpunk resistance without paying the cost. They want Knots developers and signaling theater to enforce their preferences because they won't deploy ASICs, sign power contracts, or forgo marginal revenue like the ideological miners already filtering via pools and custom templates. Even their own proposal admits policy is the primary tool and consensus changes are incomplete. Yet here they are pushing a time-limited rule change while real hashrate support sits under 1%. Bitcoin doesn't run on GitHub PRs or node adoption metrics. It runs on proof-of-work. If you actually believe what you're saying: muster the electrical power and hardware that writes the ledger. Stop LARPing as defenders and filter at the source or admit you were never serious.

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@_DannyKnowles @MrHodl @w_s_bitcoin Finished listening to this one and I am of the same thoughts as you Danny. But I am getting blasted by the maxis… le sigh

Why BIP110 Won't Change Bitcoin with @MrHodl & @w_s_bitcoin Watch it here: youtu.be/0amyoV0XCns

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