bitcoinfork

$2.3B in fork-related losses may be a thing of the past, but Binance traders are still on edge as Bitcoin's BIP-110 debate ignites a contentious battle between community heavyweights.

In the midst of a market resurgence, the Bitcoin community is at a crossroads, pitting proponents of BIP-110 against vocal critics, including well-known Hodler, Mr. Hodl. The debate centers on claims of censorship, fork risk, and community review channels, sparking heated discussions among investors.

Smart money is closely watching this BIP-110 debate, likely eyeing the potential for a community-driven fork, which could create new investment opportunities. Will a BIP-110-based fork trigger a new alt-season, sparking a 20%+ move for the leading Bitcoin alternatives? #bitcoinfork #BIP110 #tradingbitcoin

Someone wants to steal Satoshi's coins and call it "redistribution" 😲

#PaulSztorc is proposing a #bitcoinfork called #eCash

The plan? Flag "inactive" wallets — including Satoshi's 1.1M $BTC — and redistribute them under new rules.

Hold #BTC at snapshot → get equal eCash. Simple enough.

But here's the real question nobody's asking:

If the rules can change for Satoshi's wallet today... whose wallet is safe tomorrow? 💀

Bitcoin's entire value proposition rests on one promise — your keys, your coins, forever.

The moment "inactive = forfeit" becomes acceptable logic, you've just built a blockchain with an expiry date on ownership.

Supporters call it "reviving lost supply."
I call it dressing up confiscation in developer clothing.

Satoshi's coins haven't moved in 15+ years — not because they're lost. Because that's the whole point. Immovable. Untouchable. Provably scarce.

This fork won't survive. But the fact that it's being seriously discussed?

That's the warning shot. 🎯