The Four Forks of the #Forkgivening are Forthwith Fixed Onto the Amethyst Order || CTB, BTX, BCK, KNX || bitcoind -kapnet
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Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
Fork Bitcoin by leaving BTC alone and instead architecting a para-consensus layer.
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
Knoxtr-Amethyst Protocol Network has come a long way
@KNUbitcoin
-kapnet node utility
KNU's Not Umbrel
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
Reject BlakeCoin, champion monetary supremacy with #AggWit
Reject ECX, champion drivechains on a mergemined base chain @BitKnoxCore
Reject Core, champion node sovereignty and network distribution with @KNUbitcoin
More fee-paying OP_TIN demand per mining share on @KNUPool
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
the CIA contributed code to the first #bitcoin client released by satoshi. and this is pretty much a widely known fact.
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
-kapnet #DisclosureDay is approaching
DEAD PROJECT SWITCH
BLOCKHEIGHT 977430
CTB + BTX + BCK + KNX + @KNUpool = excess demand for ephemeral block templates.
Learn to Pivot.
Pivot early and often.
Master the Pivot.
#forkgivening
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
2027 State of the Bitcoin
Legacy:
BTC
BCH
Forkgivening:
BTX
CTB
BCK
KNX
NeoRageQuits:
RDTSnet
PCH
8 Chaintips 1 Bitcoin
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
BTC + BCK + BTX + KNX + CTB
All with Lightning, Ark and Cashu
All earning Amethyst HodlYield (ATY)
Force carrying particle of the Extended Consensus Data Carrier Network
Run bitcoind, bitcoin-qt, and bitcoin-cli on -kapnet after block 977429!
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
BTX, CTB, BCK, and KNX will deploy Aggwit-MWEB, softforking from BTC at different blockheights weighing 256kvB each.
Mergemined with BTC, the four forks of the #forkgivening will extend the utility of nodes by allowing experimentation without risking BIP300 mining malincentives.
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
Bitcoin has a great dispute resolution process. Your options are voice or exit. It plays out like this:
Folks engage in rational arguments to determine how to respond to a problem.
The losers of the arguments then sulk for a few years while growing increasingly agitated with more and more extreme rhetoric.
Eventually a threshold is crossed and the discontents exercise their right to exit by forking off to their preferred set of rules.
Finally, the minority faction gets punished by the economic majority and they lose all of their money.
Forkgivening Bitcoin's Ordinal Sin retweeted
"Choice is the essence of freedom."
- @RealRossU