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#bitcoinplansecashhardfork
Spent 10 years of youth forking Bitcoin onto the eCash network? Haven’t seen any benefits—only “harm” to Satoshi’s wallet, folks! 😂
In the era of quantum computers, quantum-resistant security is #1—did Paul Sztorc forget about this “final boss”?
News from Binance News: In August 2026, BTC faces a hard fork to eCash (block 964,000) and the risk of a chain split from BIP-110.
What should traders do?
Personal wallet: Carefully keep your private key to get the 1:1 airdrop.
Exchange wallet: Luck-based, depending on the exchange.
DYOR — Not investment advice. Use code VINHTOCDO to reduce trading fees!
#eCash #PaulSztorc #quantumcomputers #VINHTOCDO
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Spent 10 years of youth forking Bitcoin onto the eCash network? Haven’t seen any benefits—only “harm” to Satoshi’s wallet, folks! 😂
In the era of quantum computers, quantum-resistant security is #1—did Paul Sztorc forget about this “final boss”?
News from Binance News: In August 2026, BTC faces a hard fork to eCash (block 964,000) and the risk of a chain split from BIP-110.
What should traders do?
Personal wallet: Carefully keep your private key to get the 1:1 airdrop.
Exchange wallet: Luck-based, depending on the exchange.
DYOR — Not investment advice. Use code VINHTOCDO to reduce trading fees!
#eCash #PaulSztorc #quantumcomputers #VINHTOCDO
$BTC
$ETH
$CHIP
#bitcoinplansecashhardfork
🔥Does it really take 10 years of youthful energy to fork Bitcoin to the eCash network? No profits on the horizon yet, but we mostly see “the evil”: Satoshi’s wallet! 😂
👍In the era of quantum computing, quantum-attack-resistant security is #1… Could Paul Sztorc have forgotten this “final boss”?
🚨Info from Binance News: In August 2026, BTC will face an eCash hard fork (block 964 000) and chain-split risks related to BIP-110.
What should traders do?
💰Personal wallet: carefully keep the private key to claim the airdrop at a 1:1 ratio. Exchange wallet: we’ll see depending on the platform—it’s a lottery.
DYOR - Not investment advice. !
#eCash #PaulSztorc #quantumcomputers #AlphaHUNTER
$BTC
$T
$SXT
🔥Does it really take 10 years of youthful energy to fork Bitcoin to the eCash network? No profits on the horizon yet, but we mostly see “the evil”: Satoshi’s wallet! 😂
👍In the era of quantum computing, quantum-attack-resistant security is #1… Could Paul Sztorc have forgotten this “final boss”?
🚨Info from Binance News: In August 2026, BTC will face an eCash hard fork (block 964 000) and chain-split risks related to BIP-110.
What should traders do?
💰Personal wallet: carefully keep the private key to claim the airdrop at a 1:1 ratio. Exchange wallet: we’ll see depending on the platform—it’s a lottery.
DYOR - Not investment advice. !
#eCash #PaulSztorc #quantumcomputers #AlphaHUNTER
$BTC
$T
$SXT
Someone wants to steal Satoshi's coins and call it "redistribution" 😲
#PaulSztorc is proposing a #bitcoinfork called #eCash
The plan? Flag "inactive" wallets — including Satoshi's 1.1M $BTC — and redistribute them under new rules.
Hold #BTC at snapshot → get equal eCash. Simple enough.
But here's the real question nobody's asking:
If the rules can change for Satoshi's wallet today... whose wallet is safe tomorrow? 💀
Bitcoin's entire value proposition rests on one promise — your keys, your coins, forever.
The moment "inactive = forfeit" becomes acceptable logic, you've just built a blockchain with an expiry date on ownership.
Supporters call it "reviving lost supply."
I call it dressing up confiscation in developer clothing.
Satoshi's coins haven't moved in 15+ years — not because they're lost. Because that's the whole point. Immovable. Untouchable. Provably scarce.
This fork won't survive. But the fact that it's being seriously discussed?
That's the warning shot. 🎯
#PaulSztorc is proposing a #bitcoinfork called #eCash
The plan? Flag "inactive" wallets — including Satoshi's 1.1M $BTC — and redistribute them under new rules.
Hold #BTC at snapshot → get equal eCash. Simple enough.
But here's the real question nobody's asking:
If the rules can change for Satoshi's wallet today... whose wallet is safe tomorrow? 💀
Bitcoin's entire value proposition rests on one promise — your keys, your coins, forever.
The moment "inactive = forfeit" becomes acceptable logic, you've just built a blockchain with an expiry date on ownership.
Supporters call it "reviving lost supply."
I call it dressing up confiscation in developer clothing.
Satoshi's coins haven't moved in 15+ years — not because they're lost. Because that's the whole point. Immovable. Untouchable. Provably scarce.
This fork won't survive. But the fact that it's being seriously discussed?
That's the warning shot. 🎯
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