won't have negative affects when a transaction A who sends to transaction B in the same block but B is sorted above A in the order due to txid. It could scupper future innovation 🤓
No one has proven to me that it could have negative effects. From my understanding, this makes no difference in the network as a whole, but will require changes to many services.
Bitcoin SV Roadmap.
https://bitcoinsv.io/roadmap/
ABC creates the problems then pushes shit like CTOR which does nothing to fix issues.
Nothing on there addresses the bottlenecks we saw during the last few stress tests. Why bump up block size to 128 MB (or at all) when it's clear we can't safely make 32 MB blocks yet?
They even worked with CSW until a few months ago, when he decided he was no longer going to work with anyone in the community, and instead declare new rule changes and a new road map for BCH...
To answer your question, I take ABC seriously because they have a long and consistent history of working with the community to develop protocol changes in a responsible manner.
We will see. This hash power CSW claims to have is still yet to materialize... Is it all currently mining BTC, or is it offline? If it is offline, why? If on BTC, where (what pool, etc)?
it is clear that these guy have developed enough support (both from the community and $) that it would be foolish not to take them and their ideas seriously.
The reason I'm taking them seriously is simply because most others are. Calvin / CSW has been all talk so far - I mean, ffs, BU beat them to even implementing their new ruleset. BUT...
Ignoring all the characters, and looking only at the proposed changes for the upcoming fork, it is difficult for me to make a decision. On the other hand, the changes fit into ABC's detailed...
It all comes down to block size, and the fact that the network and software is not optimized to handle even full 32 MB blocks. This is the bottleneck. See stress tests if you don't believe me.
Lol what? First of all, you need a warehouse full of Antminers to have a chance at mining a block... Raspberry Pis are not the scaling bottleneck... The software is.
BU 1.5.0.1 released with SV rule-set implemented. I know my little non-mining node is pretty meaningless, but I'm still torn as to what rule set to enable before Nov. 15... Read everything and it's still unclear.
This "hash war" will at the very least be entertaining: Will CSW move/use Satoshis coins, will nChain & crew successfully attack the "ABC chain", will BITMAIN be able to step in and fight back? Get your popcorn ready.
hah. Was worth getting banned from /r/btc if I made it to the Twitter feed of The BCH Boys :D
Lol, but you made up 25% of the posts on r/btc... What will you do with your life now that you aren't supplying Reddit with hourly updates and minute-by-minute commentary on BCH?
I'm Jim.
You should checkout: https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/9ubtbr/confessions_of_a_shill_in_response_to_post_jimbtc/
Full cryptographic proof there ;)
Dude you have way to much time on your hands. Spend some of that energy building something... or doing SOMETHING productive. That has to be the most pointless shit I ever read.
SV hash growing. Looks like Calvin and Craig will force BITMAIN and other Chinese miners to make a move. Interested to see if Craig has 1mil BTC/BCH, and how far BITMAIN is willing to go to protect their 1mil BCH.