Chris Stewart

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Joined January 2013

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  1. 23 hours ago

    Metallica has still got it! Awesome show

  2. Jun 9
    Replying to

    You would think they would be heavily vested in better fee algorithms -- but I guess it is just easier to pass the cost onto the end user

  3. Jun 9

    I guess we shouldn't be surprised at bitcoin exchanges fixing tx fees. Most show little desire to improve core infrastructure.

  4. Jun 7

    Transaction fees in bitcoin seem to be responding to a smaller mempool size. Doubt fees drop to pre 5/2017 levels

  5. Retweeted
    Jun 7
  6. Jun 6
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  7. Jun 6

    Interesting posts by /u/DeviateFish_ on fee markets in crypto, he talks about ETH, but applies to BTC as well:

  8. Jun 6

    Interesting the mempool size has stayed constant during this price rise, sitting at ~45MB as of now:

  9. Jun 4

    Core will iterate on the tech and make it better. End result will be bitcoin's consensus rules controlled by users - not oligarchs (miners)

  10. Jun 4

    UASF is perfect for bitcoin, BIP148 by is the first iteration

  11. May 31

    For any late night computer users redshift/f.lux are a must. Makes staring at a screen so much easier on the eyes!

  12. May 29
    Replying to

    Very similar to what might happen if miners decide not to adopt a UASF

  13. May 29

    Here is what a chain split might look like, we had one in July 2015 because miners weren't enforcing a soft fork:

  14. Retweeted
    May 29

    Land of the free, because of the brave |

  15. May 28

    First implementation of payment channels in bitcoin-s:

  16. May 25
    Replying to

    If you are proposing something new, you have to expect a lot of criticism. Only the most robust, well thought out BIPs/code can be accepted

  17. May 25

    Contrary to popular opinion Core devs have been extremely helpful to me learning how bitcoin works. Not sure why they get such a bad rap

  18. May 23

    Its fascinating to watch the Bitcoin community fight changes to the protocol that are contentious. Like white blood cells attacking bacteria

  19. May 23
    Replying to

    This will have to be supported for YEARS. Most of the companies on that list have never contributed to core development

  20. May 23
    Replying to

    Who is going to support the new HF codebase? I doubt Core devs r going to spend endless hours for an idea directly against the ethos of btc

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