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the result will be that any Bitcoin you hold will be slowly (or perhaps not so slowly, depending on your use habits) replaced by worthless scam-Bitcoins

The mechanism itself is what I find fascinating.

If, under the majority node rule, BIP110 fails to gain sufficient adoption, it will naturally fall away by that very rule. Watching how Bitcoin survives and stabilizes through this process is, to me, deeply interesting.

The only "excited" part of a fork is when you dump the new created shitcoins for more real bitcoin (old chain). As I did in 2017, doubling my BTC stash.

That's why the OGs we have a word for all these forks: fork your mother if you wanna fork.

Each fork is an opportunity to profit from stupid people, doubling your BTC stash (if you know how and when to do it).

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Each fork is an opportunity to profit from stupid people, doubling your BTC stash (if you know how and when to do it).

Only in case of a hard fork

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almost all "soft forks" end up in being a hard fork

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Soft forks tighten the rules, so they are backwards compatible with the old more lax rules.
Hard forks introduce new rules that are invalid under the old rules.
Important distinction.

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Yes, I know. What I am trying to say is that most of hard forks start as soft forks...

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And BIP110 is by definition a soft fork.

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by now...

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