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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @OT 9 Jan \ parent \ on: How to run an economic node bitcoin
Not necessarily. Just the most decentralized one with the most network effects.
If you're really tied to one side of the fork for idealistic reasons then you can risk going down with the ship.
If technology like atomic swaps is available and easy to use I guess you can hold whatever you like and the business can accept whatever they like.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @a40ecaacec 10 Jan
Idealistic reasons? So you are one of the NGU crowd.
Being tied to a particular ideology or group can blind you to the bigger picture. I’m for whatever works best for the ecosystem as a whole, not just a specific faction or the biggest price.
Principles are great, but if they’re not backed by actions and progress, they’re just empty words. I’m looking at the Bitcoin ecosystem as a whole, and I see a lot of fragmentation and infighting. If we can’t come together and work towards a common goal, then what’s the point of all this?
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