>Leaked text messages about Knots leader Luke Dashjr’s alleged plan for a Bitcoin hard fork sparked a media frenzy within the Bitcoin community late yesterday afternoon.
However, Dashjr, who runs Knots, an offshoot of the world’s dominant Bitcoin node software, Bitcoin Core, has vehemently denied these claims.
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tldr; Leaked messages suggested Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr might consider a hard fork to address concerns about CSAM on the Bitcoin network after changes in Core v30. Dashjr, who leads Knots, denied these claims, calling them ‚fake news‘ and stating no hard fork is planned. The controversy stems from ambiguous comments and opposition to Core v30’s mempool changes. The authenticity of the leaked messages remains disputed, with Dashjr asserting they were misrepresented and denying any intent to advocate for a hard fork.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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Listen everyone, I am also doing a hard fork this weekend. Can I have a story put out please?
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This is the same Luke Dash jnr who was responsible for 51% attacks using his mining pool on early Alt chains as he considered them a threat to BTC. I wouldn’t trust a word he says.
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>Leaked text messages about Knots leader Luke Dashjr’s alleged plan for a Bitcoin hard fork sparked a media frenzy within the Bitcoin community late yesterday afternoon.
However, Dashjr, who runs Knots, an offshoot of the world’s dominant Bitcoin node software, Bitcoin Core, has vehemently denied these claims.
tldr; Leaked messages suggested Bitcoin developer Luke Dashjr might consider a hard fork to address concerns about CSAM on the Bitcoin network after changes in Core v30. Dashjr, who leads Knots, denied these claims, calling them ‚fake news‘ and stating no hard fork is planned. The controversy stems from ambiguous comments and opposition to Core v30’s mempool changes. The authenticity of the leaked messages remains disputed, with Dashjr asserting they were misrepresented and denying any intent to advocate for a hard fork.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Listen everyone, I am also doing a hard fork this weekend. Can I have a story put out please?
This is the same Luke Dash jnr who was responsible for 51% attacks using his mining pool on early Alt chains as he considered them a threat to BTC. I wouldn’t trust a word he says.