Controversial hard fork - how to determine "real" bitcoin
/u/dfsoij
How would "the real Bitcoin" be determined in a controversial hard fork? Does the economic majority always rule? If so, by most accumulated hash, or by highest price? What if the economic majority followed a fork with major technological changes that damaged the integrity of the blockchain (i.e. coin limit changed to over 21M)? Is there a strict way to define "the real Bitcoin" or does it not even matter? I'd be glad to hear all your views, thank you. submitted by /u/dfsoij
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