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paul has recently put together a technical brief about the fork itself
https://github.com/ecash-com/fast-facts
and on satoshis coins
https://github.com/ecash-com/the-satoshi-coins
thank you; the reply would've been good enough with just those links, and would have saved you time, as well!
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yes sir
adlai sir
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copy paste......?????
how did BCH do it or anyone else do it?
it's a public blockhain..... anyone can ??????
the question is so basic to how this network works i don't even know what to say , i'm dumb struck
diluting would imply * adding *or * increasing * bitcoin supply. This phrasing is loaded.
ecash will be Giving...GIVING... read that word out loud...ecash coins TO Satoshi ON the eCash network
this betrays real ignorance about the project, but you asked in good faith i hope
CUSF Core Utouched Soft Fork is an enforcer that allows inheriting Core ...untouched.
Look at that ! it's in the name !
so any future "improvements" core makes, ecash will get, plus many more valuable features through sidechains, such as vaults or almost any other applicable or experimental technology in computer science, including filecoin/ipfs/Prediction market oracles/zk/PQ/+.
If the user market finds these useful, they get ack'd and seamlessly integrated
NOT IF SOME CONCLAVE OF MOMS-BASEMENT DWELLERS CHOOSE IT ON CORE
btw you can also ask these of the Atreides LLM on ecash.com, its pretty good on primers about the technology.
and paul has recently put together a technical brief about the fork itself
https://github.com/ecash-com/fast-facts
and on satoshis coins
https://github.com/ecash-com/the-satoshi-coins