"BITCOIN WILL NOT WANT AND WILL NOT HARD FORD
Not all minerals in China support Bitcoin Unlimited. F2Pool, the world's second largest Bitcoin miner after AntPool, declined Bitcoin Unlimited earlier this week.
Wang Chun, owner of F2Pool, shared a rather abstract statement with the Bitcoin community on March 27: "Bitcoin can not Fork and will not Fork."
Instinctively, on March 22, Chun wrote, "Rest in Peace Bitcoin Unlimited," after the second bug in the software was exploited.
SegWit is a fork
However, some members of the community began to question the intentions of Bitcoin Core's Segregated Witness (SegWit) statements. SegWit is a scalable solution for the market, also a fork of the Bitcoin network.
Unlike Bitcoin Unlimited, SegWit is a SoftFork that requires 95% of the node operators to activate.
Chun gives another unclear explanation of Chun's previous statement: "Why not choose a party? Because you have to think twice before deciding to support someone, see you as the enemy."
I have read this information, HF will not happen, Segwit is not accepted and BU is dead, bitcoin will remain the original bitcoin, everything is the same, this is great.
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bitcoin unlimed has been around for 2 years. no deadlines no threats no obligatory forced mandatory activation, no PoW nukes..
just an open option for people to choose.
oh and there are a dozen implementations. give it a month or so and blockstream will find another diverse decentralised group to REKT
just an open option for people to choose.
oh and there are a dozen implementations. give it a month or so and blockstream will find another diverse decentralised group to REKT
In last few days BTU is loosing its steam, the hashrate is going down. On the other hand segwit is gaining momentum.
Is forking good or bad for BTC.
I need the views of the general community
http://xtnodes.com/
Is forking good or bad for BTC.
I need the views of the general community
http://xtnodes.com/
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