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Nic Carter explains the most contentious part of Bitcoin's quantum problem: who gets the 2.5M coins that can't migrate? "The worst case is someone that is not a friendly secretly recovers all those coins. And then in a space of 10 blocks, broadcasts transactions spending all those coins to...

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Polsko - We the plebsvor 25 Tagen

@Delphi_Digital That is some cheap fud right there

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Dudevor 25 Tagen

@intangiblecoins: Correct me if Im wrong but aren’t Satoshi coins in like 20,000 different addresses? How then can one assume “this happens all at once”?

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chasebtcvor 25 Tagen

bro wants this to happen so badly

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Duppyvor 24 Tagen

This blip seems all so disingenuous. Not really interested in watching the rest. I wish Nick well. Need people to ask these questions, I guess. He seems to be really working fear hard to generate some business.

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Luke Martinvor 24 Tagen

recommend the rest i think he gave a very honest/objective take about his most likely scenario vs the worst case scenario he's very clear that he doesn't expect the worst case to happen and i agree with him that having people think about this + prepare is positive

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web3 八方vor 25 Tagen

How likely is that worst case?

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Angry Mike Sciosciavor 24 Tagen

and then it’s over and we recover. Nic is a bitch.

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Leonvor 25 Tagen

imagine waking up to satoshi dumping on the market in ten blocks flat

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Redhoodvor 25 Tagen

Burn those coins easy

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Nadim 🎴vor 25 Tagen

That 10 block window is terrifyingly short for a coordinated attack.

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Random Precisionvor 23 Tagen

I can’t hear anything over that terrible mustache

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ihatechrisvor 25 Tagen

good conversation

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TradeButWhyvor 24 Tagen

great podcast man pump out some more

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Luke Martinvor 24 Tagen

thank u sir next one drops tomorrow

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Card₳no Mosquito 🦟vor 24 Tagen

@dmweisberger lol.. best in class... Lol.. new serious chain don't have this issue. Most secure chain lol

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TRDBYDvor 25 Tagen

Well this was insightful

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TheWhiteBannervor 23 Tagen

So the "why" of the worst case described here is that the temporary illiquidity craters price and there's a crisis of confidence that leads to BTC price being impaired for some period of time, is that right?

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