The other part of BTC Core wanted big blocks and for the network to grow to accommodate use cases, but they lost that vote and forked Core.
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Here the developers learned that Core cannot be successfully forked because Core is Bitcoin and Bitcoin is Core.
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In yet another corner, we have Ponzi schemes, which are presently hoovering cash money out of the third world through BTC network.
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A Ponzi scheme is a technically outmoded enterprise from back when Satoshi schemes did not exist. Software is eating them these days.
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The economic majority, which still holds lots o BTC (many of them at a 60%+ loss) is essentially hoping Ponzi from 3rd world bails them out.
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In the fifth corner, we have the distributed boiler room. Their services are no longer required. Some made a killing; most lost money.
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There are more corners. A fascinating fractal of them. It's a honeycomb-become-a-hurricane of vice, lies, and code.
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This concludes today's "catch up on Bitcoin" session. Sorry for lack of technical detail -- that's another fractal for another day.
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@philfreo It's even less productive for me than watching other people play video games but I tell myself "research for future SF levels."
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