I don't know if you know, but one of the things Gavin was tasked to do when I left was to integrate some of this but I have been talking about here and have it working correctly. To get the alert key to be more than just Satoshi signs

In 2011, the first thing that happened to do this was the protocol proposition called OP_EVAL

This proposed opcode should never of happened but I wasn't watching, it was likely not applied but it was problematic.

The reason for this is that it would have allowed an easy methodology for users to recover bitcoin even when backups had been lost. Services could be added to the system that would be analogous to bank like alerts that would point out attacks or double spends all fraud and theft.

I had told Gavin it was possible but he still tried to add a new opcode to do it

Some guy called Russell O'Connor ended up findiing the problems and it ended

one CPU one vote does not mean one person one vote

an individual computer does not have one CPU

in 2011, the system had already amalgamated itself into three pools that control 50% of the global hash

I thought this was a good thing, I thought I could leave the system at that point even with the bs that was happening and Gavin trying to add opcodes and concentrate Orne my issues facing the tax office - which by the I won

The scenario was the first hash war and it is where Mr Maxwell managed to skew things and play both sides

I never counted for Mr Maxwell

CSW
Feb 10, 2021
https://metanet-icu.slack.com/archives/C5131HKFX/p1612984483200200?thread_ts=1612984483.200200&cid=C5131HKFX