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Economic majority decides about things. And it is not on BIP-110 side. If if would be, then regular transactions would replace all of the spammy ones, and the spam would be sitting unconfirmed for months or years. Soft-forks can be activated properly, if you have hashrate majority on your side. If not, then by being in a minority, you will land on a minority chain, if your client would reject blocks produced by unupgraded nodes. That's why reaching for example 90% hashrate support is important. Currently, it is set to 55% for BIP-110, but in practice, it is now below 1%, and it will probably stay there. Edit: Also, economic majority can be measured by locking coins on a proper Script. For example: So far, people are not taking that bet, which means, that economic majority is not on BIP-110 side. Which means, that there is no whale, willing to put 1 Bj88 Thomo in such contract. That says something about BIP-110 support.
Economic majority decides about things. And it is not on BIP-110 side. If if would be, then regular transactions would replace all of the spammy ones, and the spam would be sitting unconfirmed for months or years. Soft-forks can be activated properly, if you have hashrate majority on your side. If not, then by being in a minority, you will land on a minority chain, if your client would reject blocks produced by unupgraded nodes. That's why reaching for example 90% hashrate support is important. Currently, it is set to 55% for BIP-110, but in practice, it is now below 1%, and it will probably stay there. Edit: Also, economic majority can be measured by locking coins on a proper Script. For example: So far, people are not taking that bet, which means, that economic majority is not on BIP-110 side. Which means, that there is no whale, willing to put 1 Bj88 Thomo in such contract. That says something about BIP-110 support.
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Economic majority decides about things. And it is not on BIP-110 side. If if would be, then regular transactions would replace all of the spammy ones, and the spam would be sitting unconfirmed for months or years. Soft-forks can be activated properly, if you have hashrate majority on your side. If not, then by being in a minority, you will land on a minority chain, if your client would reject blocks produced by unupgraded nodes. That's why reaching for example 90% hashrate support is important. Currently, it is set to 55% for BIP-110, but in practice, it is now below 1%, and it will probably stay there. Edit: Also, economic majority can be measured by locking coins on a proper Script. For example: So far, people are not taking that bet, which means, that economic majority is not on BIP-110 side. Which means, that there is no whale, willing to put 1 Bj88 Thomo in such contract. That says something about BIP-110 support.
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Economic majority decides about things. And it is not on BIP-110 side. If if would be, then regular transactions would replace all of the spammy ones, and the spam would be sitting unconfirmed for months or years. Soft-forks can be activated properly, if you have hashrate majority on your side. If not, then by being in a minority, you will land on a minority chain, if your client would reject blocks produced by unupgraded nodes. That's why reaching for example 90% hashrate support is important. Currently, it is set to 55% for BIP-110, but in practice, it is now below 1%, and it will probably stay there. Edit: Also, economic majority can be measured by locking coins on a proper Script. For example: So far, people are not taking that bet, which means, that economic majority is not on BIP-110 side. Which means, that there is no whale, willing to put 1 Bj88 Thomo in such contract. That says something about BIP-110 support.
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