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by pikchurn
3111 days ago
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The first one was reorg'd out of the chain. It was a soft-fork, just deployed in response to something rather than in anticipation. Likewise in the second case, where there was a temporary soft-fork put in place to limit the block size so as to not run afoul of the bug, which itself wasn't a hard-fork or a soft-fork but rather a probabilistic failure to achieve consensus under transient circumstances. |
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