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by PKop
1939 days ago
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> You don't need the nodes to agree on anything. If they don't agree, they drop off the network The miners by comparison, drop off the old BTC network making difficulty go down and others can now mine BTC. Certainly miners can make this decision. What they can't do is force the market to value the new fork as worth anything, while they are burning energy to mine it and wasting opportunity cost of abandoning finite BTC. How is this an actual threat? Doesn't make sense. |
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