Aaron van Wirdum(@AaronvanW):Just in case the Bdashers’ wipeout argument does stick around: Bitcoin nodes can always reject the BIP110 chain even in the *extremely* unlikely scenario that it would overtake the Bitcoin chain at some point, by running bitcoin-cli invalidateblock 0000000000000000000169eb6f811ddbd0daf343af7b62180cdb13e7c78dbc16. (This tells your node that the first block on the BIP110 chain is invalid, which of course means that entire chain is considered invalid.)

Aaron van Wirdum

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Aaron van Wirdum@AaronvanW

2026.08.09 10:07

Just in case the Bdashers’ wipeout argument does stick around: Bitcoin nodes can always reject the BIP110 chain even in the *extremely* unlikely scenario that it would overtake the Bitcoin chain at some point, by running bitcoin-cli invalidateblock 0000000000000000000169eb6f811ddbd0daf343af7b62180cdb13e7c78dbc16. (This tells your node that the first block on the BIP110 chain is invalid, which of course means that entire chain is considered invalid.)