Phoenix just wants to be sure you don't use a seed with them and also other wallets. You can use a BIP85 wallet just fine, just don't use it elsewhere.

You're specifically who I thought about when I mentioned purity tests.

Anyone who uses Bitcoin in any way is a Bitcoiner. I don't feel like there's a need to be a gatekeeper or to use purity tests to define what a Bitcoiner is.

Darth is just an asshole sometimes, don't worry about it.

I was planning on moving coins to P2TR addresses until I found out they have bare public keys. I like this idea.

So did I. A worker at the second one seemed annoyed that I even asked.

Two of the locations in Vegas turned me down when I asked if they accepted bitcoin. I was bummed.

Do you think that was an accident? Like Segwit proponents didn't know how it works?

Yes.

Some cane sugar smoothies in Vegas, twice. That place is fucking great.

Coldcard Q is the GOAT.

Anyone who uses bitcoin is a true bitcoiner.

I hate it.

Unfortunate, yeah. I think there were legal issues or something with enabling by default.

Merchants have to enable it.

Mormons call people Elder at 18 years old. 😆

I'd like covenants and quantum resistance.

I agree with you, but I think we'd all be better if we tried to steelman the other side more. Being snarky is fun, but I don't think it leads us to a better place.

That's right.

Any other benefits to an attacker?

They would also come in as the miner with all the new blocks, so they'd have the block rewards associated with those blocks involved in the reorg. They would have been able to do that or something close to it with honest mining too, so I'm not sure that would count as a benefit.

Yeah, that's right. I have no idea about Monero, but with Bitcoin the transactions can still end up in a block if the input UTXOs haven't been changed. If a person has paid and received their goods and sees that this has happened, they could RBF and send the sats back to themselves.