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Most people I know have sold Bitcoin and are now in Monero.
You seem to know a very peculiar set of people.
Also, sharing Matthew...... Kratter content as reference material is a peculiar choice.
From my exposure to his stuff (all of that well before BIP 110), he made about as much sense as your run-of-the-mill buttcoiner on reddit.
And what's just as peculiar is you recommending his stuff in a post about the use of monero when he did nothing else than mock monero.
Again, with a questionable level of cognitive ability (the tl;dr of his criticism being "look at dumb monero, no NGU. Unlike bitcoin, much NGU, such wow.") when there are far better arguments to consider.
There have to be other intellectually honest BIP 110ers out there. I suppose I just never got why so many attach themselves to Matthew..... Kratter when he clearly has a very limited intellectual range. At least according to what he puts on display in public.
Bitcoin Core devs have gone rogue and are re-purposing Bitcoin into something in addition to a monetary system, but nobody knows exactly what. Bitcoin Core is therefore in a state of Byzantine Fault, since there simply can not be consensus if there is not a clear objective.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_fault
There is also clear evidence of monetary capture by the Financial Industrial Complex. Devs and mining pools are now almost entirely centralized, and this has compromised Bitcoin's security and immutability.
#1568775
People are therefore fleeing to Monero and Bitcoin Blake. The latter is the outcome of the BIP 110 fork, which attempts to maintain Bitcoin and a monetary system and eliminate arbitrary data on the blockchain [Note. It is called a BLOCKCHAIN and not a Timechain or any other Dr Who mumbo-jumbo]. Most people I know have sold Bitcoin and are now in Monero. Some people of a purist/technical ilk are joining the Bitcoin Blake project. Matthew Kratter has daily videos on the latest developments in 'Bitcoin University' YouTube channel. Here is an interview from a couple of months ago which should provide some background and context: