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Sure there is 'no risk'... but a lot of plebs don't know that. They don't even know that once September approaches the bip-110 will 'auto-activate'... and their nodes will have different rules from the vast majority of miners. There could easily be a 'hard-fork'... and any transactions they make could easily leave their utxos vulnerable confusing their view of the entire network.
My understanding is that 110 nodes once "active" will sever connections with core nodes putting them on a new network leaving 'their new' network incredibly vulnerable - it is a terrible idea and creates 2 tokens.
Influencers IMO are leading plebs down a dark path they are not accurately explaining.
It is not known in advance whether miners will or will not implement bip110. The bip110 nodes will sever the connection to the non-bip110 nodes after bip110 activates not at the point of activation, but as soon as the first non-bip110 complient block gets mined.
Hard fork means that new blocks are invalid by the old rules. Bip110 is a soft fork.
In case of a chain split you will not lose any coins on any side of the split. If you don't make any transactions you can wait and see which chain will be the one accepted by the people. No risks here.