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by byset
3150 days ago
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No, it resolves uncertainty and lets the community move forward in a unified way. It also shows Bitcoin's resilience in the face of committed minorities who would try to take over its governance. In short, Bitcoin survived a coup d'état, achieving total victory over a rebellious group of powerful actors (CEOs mainly). |
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could it not likewise be "it also shows Bitcoin is controlled by committed minorities which will not allow others to take over its governance" ?
From the outside, this seems the case.