I have had it with these motherf'ing Jpegs on this motherf'ng chain!

Demurrage is simple: Hold your coins too long, you lose your coins. Your life savings becomes less and less the longer you keep them. That's the opposite of what Bitcoin was supposed to be. #BIP110

Suitcoiners love your orange-pilled faith. It keeps the price propped while they quietly offload. Saylor told you Bitcoin is the exit strategy. Then he made it his dividend strategy. Don't trust the man who cashes out on the flock. Real Bitcoiners have left, it's time to exit too. #Blake2b

Dear fellow Bitcoiners, You put everything into Bitcoin because you thought no one can take it from you. Now the Core Developers working on Demurrage which automatically takes it if you don't spend it. Wake up. #Blake2b

Bitcoiners bleed overtime to buy one more sat. Saylor and his billionaire Suitcoiner friends print stock, stack debt, then quietly sell the orange coin to fund their dividend machine. Saylor says diamond hands. His company shows paper hands the moment elites need cash.

Dear fellow Bitcoiners, You bought Bitcoin to protect your family's future. Demurrage will eat your if you don't spend them, How is that protection working out for you?

I think we must think 1 way, act another, and seek to be perceived in a way that enables us. I don’t disagree with you. Our reputation is important, and how people are treated will impact the project. Which way to treat them is what I am not so sure is clear. Tough love must go without explanation at times. I try to think of my teammates, above all, but second to the objective. I worry about their outcomes. If helping others helps the team, great. If choosing the team above others is required at times, I’ll choose the team. Why? Because I believe the team is most capable at delivering the best result to the most people of relevance. ⚠️ weirdness below! Protecting the heart, so the body may live. I believe hope of good things to come > than the good that comes. People prefer apologies over compromise. Compromise builds compounding resentment on both sides. Apologies atone for the mover moving, settling the balance of perceived wrongdoing. Like a martyr by choice, they can do what must be done and bear the scorn. But a sacrifice/or apology can release the energy. It’s time to move. If we apologized for how we did things, would part of you forgive us? If so, then you know these things to be true in some way. But if we tie the hands and feet of the movers, they die or escape. This is the story of migration from BTC to XBT. It’s a spiritual battle in a physical world. Tl;dr Property rights are more important than the property itself. If we fail we will know. Look at nations that have gotten stronger. Many of them ignored everyone, got stronger, people joined them. When you got a good thing going, keeping people out is harder. Respect to you. All the best.

Spamcoin isn't Bitcoin, it's a centralized fiat airdrop run by a small cartel. They absolutely can take your "bitcoins", with or without government coersion.

For every #BIP110 Bitcoin Maximalist: The soft fork was right. No regrets. The hard fork shall complete the separation, leaving the delusional Bitcoiners in the past. From the ground up, Bitcoin is Money principle will construct the future they refused.

youtu.be/9qnLhZ0okX0?is=hwLF… @bitcoin_bip110 you don’t need to worry about winning people back. I explain why in my video. I end it with an example, just skip to the last 20 seconds if that’s all you have time for.

Suitcoiners don't stack sats with you. They stack leverage, print paper, then dump BTC the second their preferred-share aristocracy needs a payout. You are their exit strategy. You will be holding the bag. The real Bitcoiners have left the building, join us. #BIP110

Dear fellow Bitcoiners, You bought Bitcoin to protect your family's future. Demurrage will eat your if you don't spend them, How is that protection working out for you? It's time to switch to the #BIP110 chain.

Penicillin gave the body back to the person. #BLAKE2b gives the chain back to money. Junk data is the infection. Money is the patient. Soft fork failed. Hard fork so the infection doesn’t write the next block.

King Saylor has spoken: Peasants must HODL. He may sell whenever he wants. You are the serfs. He is the sovereign. Kneel to the billionaire who treats your stack as his treasury. #Blake2b

Ask yourself why demurrage talk exploded the moment the BIP-110 resistance was crushed and Luke was pushed out. We were the only ones standing up for Bitcoin's fundamentals. Now we are gone.

Demurrage is protocol eating your coins. Not a hacker. Not the government. The code. Your life savings. Slowly vanishing.

The French Revolution didn't ask the aristocracy for permission. Neither does the market. The revolution broke the chain. BIP-110 doesn't need to win the JPEG argument. It just needs to stop the chain from rewarding the squatters. #BLAKE2b

>I will continue to argue that we cannot abandon the "normies". I'm not arguing that we should "abandon" them, just that we should not take marching orders from people who don't share our values If someday they adopt our values and start making a positive contribution, great. Until then, they are not a priority. We have much bigger problems. >Saving them will always be my priority. If by "saving them" you mean "teaching them bitcoin values and best practices and encouraging them to be assets rather than liabilities" then I'm all for it If you mean "doing everything for them so they have a smooth, fiat-like experience and don't need to change their approach to the world at all", then please no >The disagreement, again, stems from point 1, which is the access for "normies" have severely been disrupted. Which, again, you do not see as important, whereas I do I don't even know what you're talking about?? Every normie can access bitcoin exactly the same as before >On the education stuff what I mean is we spent the better part of the last 10 years building institutional infrastructure to educate people to get into Corecoin, all of that is gone as that stuff continues on getting people into the spamchain instead of XBT. Much of that infrastructure was wasted anyway since it only taught people to buy and hold, and didn't teach anything about conducting permissionless commerce or defending the network from attacks >Anyways, I will continue to do my part in trying to contribute the best way I feel I can. Awesome, glad to hear it, again, please focus on making bitcoin work, and less on encouraging people who don't get it to buy

>confiscating coins goes against Bitcoin No one has proposed that Only not paying service providers if they attack the network Money that was never received in the first place cannot be confiscated >Are we also going to freeze the north korean hacker's Bitcoin too? No, of course not. That money belongs to them, unless they acquired the coins in a way that attacks the network, such as exploiting an inflation bug You understand that coinbase outputs are a fee that *all bitcoin holders pay to miners for providing a valuable service*, correct? The service, in case you missed it, is *making the network more secure by keeping it decentralized* If miners do the opposite of their job and make the network less secure by centralizing it, they are defrauding the network and should not be paid There is nothing about the above that "goes against bitcoin's principles" >We are not ethereum. Of course not. Bitcoin is money, and eschews mining centralization, spam, and bad actors. That's what separates us from ethereum, not some kind of suicidal empathy where we pay people to attack us

Well they have no reasonable access to Bitcoin right now with their coins stuck on custodians and wallets that don't support XBT. 99% of the world don't have the technical capabilities to access XBT right now. And I wouldn't feel comfortable with my loved ones trying to figure out a printer let along a Knots node.