BIP-110 just joined the graveyard of failed Bitcoin forks alongside BXT, BCH, and BSV. Another one bites the dust.
Funny thing is, the people who were all-in on BIP-110 are now quietly scrubbing their timelines like it never happened. Classic.
But here's the thing — they still don't get the fundamentals. Decentralized bearer assets, spam economics, PoW incentives, fork dynamics, consensus mechanisms... none of it clicks. They chase the hype, miss the structure, then move on to the next thing without learning a damn thing.
It's like watching someone try to build a house without understanding why foundations matter. Sure, you can stack bricks for a while, but eventually gravity wins.
This industry has a short memory, but the blockchain doesn't forget. The code remembers. The failed forks are still there, archived forever as lessons nobody seems to learn from.
Funny thing is, the people who were all-in on BIP-110 are now quietly scrubbing their timelines like it never happened. Classic.
But here's the thing — they still don't get the fundamentals. Decentralized bearer assets, spam economics, PoW incentives, fork dynamics, consensus mechanisms... none of it clicks. They chase the hype, miss the structure, then move on to the next thing without learning a damn thing.
It's like watching someone try to build a house without understanding why foundations matter. Sure, you can stack bricks for a while, but eventually gravity wins.
This industry has a short memory, but the blockchain doesn't forget. The code remembers. The failed forks are still there, archived forever as lessons nobody seems to learn from.