So I just had a talk with Mike Hearn. The actual version still does not support any blocksize upgrade in case their will be a hardfork.
An appropriate version of Bitcoin XT supporting an upcoming hardfork will be announced publicly from Mike Hearn.
Newer version of Bitcoin XT will also allow to monitor adoption of XT.
So having switched to the actual XT version yet is only a token gesture.
Topic: Show me your Bitcoin XT - page 5. (Read 8838 times)
now you doubled your bitcoin 
(i will update when a new version is ready! iam pro fork.)
(i will update when a new version is ready! iam pro fork.)
AltCoinGuy is pro-fork for Bitcoin. Who could have guessed?
Is there a way to track/measure Bitcoin XT as a proportion of the Bitcoin network? Curious as to how this shapes up.
I am a little confused here, since I am reading contradicting things.
Is the people who is using bitcoin XT on a new chain or not?
This post suggest a hardfork, which is is not scheduled untill much later:
And this post suggest that the XT client, is compatible with core:
So what is the truth here?
Is the people who is using bitcoin XT on a new chain or not?
This post suggest a hardfork, which is is not scheduled untill much later:
https://www.gldtalk.org/devteam/bitcoinxt.png
We've decided to switch over to the Bitcoin XT fork. Here's the link in case anyone needs it!
Join Gavin here >>> https://github.com/bitcoinxt/bitcoinxt/releases/tag/0.10.1
We've decided to switch over to the Bitcoin XT fork. Here's the link in case anyone needs it!
Join Gavin here >>> https://github.com/bitcoinxt/bitcoinxt/releases/tag/0.10.1
And this post suggest that the XT client, is compatible with core:
Yes same chain, I think their are only marginal differences in the functionality of the client.
However my Bitcoin XT client is not shown in the full node list: https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/
Lets see if I can reach Mike to tell us something about.
However my Bitcoin XT client is not shown in the full node list: https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/
Lets see if I can reach Mike to tell us something about.
So what is the truth here?
We've decided to switch over to the Bitcoin XT fork. Here's the link in case anyone needs it!
Join Gavin here >>> https://github.com/bitcoinxt/bitcoinxt/releases/tag/0.10.1
Yes, do not worry. All the noobs just sit tight while we sell this shit down to single digits. No need to worry! Just stay calm. Everything is normal!
Silence, troll. Looking back at your previous posts, you clearly have nothing worthwhile to contribute here. We don't need more pointless FUD when there's enough of it going around already.
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They are still on the same chain right? I thought at the moment only the clients function a little differently? Or did this change overnight?
Yes same chain, I think their are only marginal differences in the functionality of the client.
However my Bitcoin XT client is not shown in the full node list: https://getaddr.bitnodes.io/
Lets see if I can reach Mike to tell us something about.
I still don't know what the fuck im going to do about this. Will signature campaign runners pay posters in the new blockchain, or in the old blockchain? You guys are giving me an headache with this.
You don't have to do anything yet, XT users are still on the existing chain for now. The fork won't happen until most of the nodes and miners have made the switch. All transactions are still processed as normal. If you use an SPV or "lightweight" wallet that doesn't download the entire blockchain, again, there's not much you need to worry about.
Yes, do not worry. All the noobs just sit tight while we sell this shit down to single digits. No need to worry! Just stay calm. Everything is normal!
I still don't know what the fuck im going to do about this. Will signature campaign runners pay posters in the new blockchain, or in the old blockchain? You guys are giving me an headache with this.
You don't have to do anything yet, XT users are still on the existing chain for now. The fork won't happen until most of the nodes and miners have made the switch. All transactions are still processed as normal. If you use an SPV or "lightweight" wallet that doesn't download the entire blockchain, again, there's not much you need to worry about.
They are still on the same chain right? I thought at the moment only the clients function a little differently? Or did this change overnight?
I still don't know what the fuck im going to do about this. Will signature campaign runners pay posters in the new blockchain, or in the old blockchain? You guys are giving me an headache with this.
I'm not running it, because: fuck you
now you doubled your bitcoin
(i will update when a new version is ready! iam pro fork.)
(i will update when a new version is ready! iam pro fork.)
So I already changed my full node to Bitcoin XT to support higher blocksize and the progress.
Show me yours
Show me yours
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