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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @l0k18 9 Aug 2023 \ parent \ on: Drivechains - BitMEX Research bitcoin
How much closer to straight up potty mouth are you going to take this guy?
Depends on how much more you are going to hold back on sharing your technical and logical arguments against DC instead of just spilling them out, or if you don't have any stop taking silly pot shots accross my entire comment history that don't make sense.
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Why does DC have to be on bitcoin?
Why is DC better than a straight hard fork?
Simple questions, Should only take one sentence each.
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The gall of you demanding simple, one sentence replies is hilarious given your history of long winded replies that say nothing.
I will gladly answer your questions if you will demonstrate even a minimal understanding of drivechain and the rationale its proponents have for it, at some point.
First, DC is not "on" bitcoin. As a side chain it is a side process. A value adding feature like many BIP's. Some are implemented without breaking BTC, others are used or ignored by wallets and miners at the consumers discretion. "On" bitcoin would be something like Bitcoin script or UTXO's, core features that are bitcoin itself. BIP 39 for instance is not "on" bitcoin, it's a value added improvement that impoves user interaction. For me this distinction is important
DC is already hardforked, It has a testnet hardfork of bitcoin to test new features and transition for main, along with an implementation of zcash and eth as examples of what can be done.
Bitcoin should adopt DC because of its ability to absorb technologies (like ETH or Zcash or Monero) without the approval of core devs and without bloating bitcoin core with more and more code, it is insurance against future technologies that might make bitcoin irrelevant with the added benefits of market/user driven innovation
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