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Ripple CTO Emeritus: BIP-110 Vote Loss Doesn’t Justify New Chain
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David Schwartz, the Ripple CTO emeritus, argued on August 31 that supporters of Bitcoin’s BIP-110 fork crossed from governance into an attack after rejecting the soft-fork result and continuing on a separate proof-of-work chain. His exchange with fork supporter loogart captures.
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