BIP 110 gave Bitcoin a live stress test: when miners, nodes, and economic actors disagree, who actually decides which rules survive.
What do you think is the strongest force in Bitcoin consensus?
What happens when a small minority tries to rewrite Bitcoin’s rules?
BIP 110 put Bitcoin’s governance model under real pressure & the result was unexpected
2 chains, a failed fork & a powerful lesson about who actually controls Bitcoin
Full Breakdown 📰
Ethereum’s decentralization challenge isn’t just consensus, it’s the cost of running a node.
As state grows, storing and accessing that data becomes a larger hardware burden.
Statelessness explores a different model: nodes could receive compact witnesses containing the state
Ethereum is borrowing one of Bitcoin’s oldest ideas and the reason is fascinating.
Ethereum’s account model is powerful, but simple payments can leave persistent state behind. Bitcoin takes a different approach: UTXOs are created, spent and removed from active state.
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