4. As per Anonymint blog, TRB (the real bitcoin) is still underneath all of this mess and hasn't poked it's head out yet. What is called bitcoin at the moment had a rule change that was a softfork. This allows old miners to continue using their legacy code but it also allows new miners to run the new segwit code. The old legacy code as per Anonymint is TRB. He posits a scenario where these miners over write the segwit transactions and "steal" them. Thus TRB pokes it's head out and retains dominance. All the forks (three card montey) is a diversion to drive hash from the current bitcoin so TRB can dominate.
He is apparently running an old bitcoin version pre initial soft fork and referring to this as the real bitcoin aka TRB.It mints v1 blocks, the network rejected them in 2012.Though it is just a number, easy to upgrade in the source but it would not have support for the Strict DER or CHECKLOCKVERIFY soft forks.
Those escrow services using Bitcoin native features would not work anymore.V1 blocks are rejected so you'd end up on your own fork.The network has passed the point of activation, there's no mining back to undo SegWit.If that was a plausible attack vector then it anyonecanspend would not have been chosen.It's got to be core or nothing at all, there's been so many attempts to change Bitcoin with a fork and they've all failed. The majority of people will and do stick to core.Even to go back that far you would have to lose years of progress. Bitcoin has got better with so many BIPs implemented.I can't see how he has been developing this fork open source anywhere and if its so far behind core tech nobody is going to use it commercially anyway.
It sounds like a conspiracy theory.