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I wasn't suggesting we attempt any change to bitcoin, rather that we should check our assumptions: if censorship resistance is built on the idea that bitcoiners will run nodes that enforce the rules, those bitcoiners need to have the keys to some bitcoin in order to make that real.
Sure, the ETF holders can raise a stink, but how would they even know what rules Blackrock is running on whatever node verifies the bitcoin it buys?
Thanks for the clarification. Yeah, that is a great point. It is easy for us to say that Blackrock doesn't control bitcoin now... but why? Economically significant nodes matter.
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