If Segwit2x gains 90% support before Aug 1st, will BIP148 still go live? - page 3.

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Quote from: TierNolan on July 18, 2017, 03:13:56 PM

Quote from: Duchess on July 18, 2017, 02:31:57 PM

Where can I see current signalling stats for the various SegWit BIPs?

This has some info:

http://bitcoin.sipa.be/ver9-2k.png

CSV is check sequence verify, but that is already locked in, so doesn't appear.

BIP 91 is segwit2x (same bit anyway)

SegWit is raw segwit, it would need 95% to lock in.

If BIP-91 hits 80%, then SegWit signalling becomes mandatory, so it will go to 100% automatically, and then lock-in segwit mid-August.

But it's all the same segwit anyway. Even if segwit gets activated with BIP91, it's the same code and it's compatible with all clients, so we don't need to run the segwit2x crap to enjoy segwit.

After segwit is locked in a lot of miners will not support the hardfork. You are delusional if you think 80% of hashrate wants to hardfork in 5 months.

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It looks like BIP91 is making it's way to >80%. Today's blocks have more than 80% support.

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Quote from: qiman on July 19, 2017, 12:41:50 AM

I am still confused what is the difference between all the various segwits. Why one is backed by some and one is backed by others. I wish there was a consensus one type segwit so we could get on with business as usual.

There is no difference between them, they are all just segwit. Segwit2x and bip91 are just attempts by miners to get what they want by promising Segwit first, followed by their proposal of a 2mb Hardfork later on

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I am still confused what is the difference between all the various segwits. Why one is backed by some and one is backed by others. I wish there was a consensus one type segwit so we could get on with business as usual.

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Quote from: Duchess on July 18, 2017, 02:31:57 PM

Where can I see current signalling stats for the various SegWit BIPs?

This has some info:

http://bitcoin.sipa.be/ver9-2k.png

CSV is check sequence verify, but that is already locked in, so doesn't appear.

BIP 91 is segwit2x (same bit anyway)

SegWit is raw segwit, it would need 95% to lock in.

If BIP-91 hits 80%, then SegWit signalling becomes mandatory, so it will go to 100% automatically, and then lock-in segwit mid-August.

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Where can I see current signalling stats for the various SegWit BIPs?

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Quote from: leupok on July 18, 2017, 08:23:55 AM

I think BIP148 will still go live but its not necessary in anyway.

Bip 148 will most likely not go off if its main goal( Segwit ) is activated before the deadline, but regardless, Segwit will 100% happen whether it is through 141, 148, 149, 91, or Segwit2x. What people are concerned about at this point, is what will happen after. Frankly I think the best solution for the majority that believe in bitcoin is to activate BIP 141, but other prefer to take a more aggressive approach, and that's where 148 comes in.

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Where can I read about this Segwit2x more? Is this about Miners revolution or am I mistaken?

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I think BIP148 will still go live but its not necessary in anyway.

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Simply it can't. Because bitminer's pool have >14% and they are against for now.

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Quote from: iamTom123 on July 18, 2017, 12:34:42 AM

Quote from: CyberKuro on July 17, 2017, 11:16:02 AM

I'm not sure whether segwit or segwit2x will be the one or better than each-other.
But I've seen on the news that miners expected to signaling segwit2x on Friday July 21, but it seems segwit2x support has reach over 88%, whether it could reach 90-95% in the end of this month or miners will switch to segwit, then chain split not necessary to be happen. Do you think it could be happen?

Let us just hope that it can happen...I know that many Bitcoin holders seem to be afraid of the possibility of a split though there are those who are also saying that a split is not that catastrophic actually. Some are pointing to what happened with Ethereum where it took time for Ethereum to get back to the growth path.

Whatever would happen I think we just have to accept them as generally speaking small Bitcoiners do not have any power to change the course of Bitcoin history. We just have to be prepared for any possibility.

Certainly miners are showing their strength to be signaling for BIP91 and later activate Segwit2x but economic majority(that support the most of the Core devs) are waiting to start activating Segwit, So to put it in very simple terms, What is being is fighting a battle between those who seek to centralize BTC and those who do not, so to sum it up the small Bitcoiners as you call them, amalgamated between them constitute a powerful force also and are free to choose which option to choose, So they should only be kept as informed as possible before they can decide.

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Quote from: CyberKuro on July 17, 2017, 11:16:02 AM

I'm not sure whether segwit or segwit2x will be the one or better than each-other.
But I've seen on the news that miners expected to signaling segwit2x on Friday July 21, but it seems segwit2x support has reach over 88%, whether it could reach 90-95% in the end of this month or miners will switch to segwit, then chain split not necessary to be happen. Do you think it could be happen?

Let us just hope that it can happen...I know that many Bitcoin holders seem to be afraid of the possibility of a split though there are those who are also saying that a split is not that catastrophic actually. Some are pointing to what happened with Ethereum where it took time for Ethereum to get back to the growth path.

Whatever would happen I think we just have to accept them as generally speaking small Bitcoiners do not have any power to change the course of Bitcoin history. We just have to be prepared for any possibility.

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The must-read Segwit Decision Tree
posted: 7/17/2017
https://www.cryptoninjas.net/2017/07/17/must-read-segwit-decision-tree/

Fairly comprehensive summary outlining timelines and scenarios.

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I'm not sure whether segwit or segwit2x will be the one or better than each-other.
But I've seen on the news that miners expected to signaling segwit2x on Friday July 21, but it seems segwit2x support has reach over 88%, whether it could reach 90-95% in the end of this month or miners will switch to segwit, then chain split not necessary to be happen. Do you think it could be happen?

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Segwit needs to activate first. BIP 148 is a method by which segwit can activate. Segwit2x is another method by which segwit can activate. Neither of those are necessary as segwit has its own method by which it can activate.

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Since segwit already solved the block size issue, will BIP148 still necessary?

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