So because Bitcoin solves the Byzantine general problem of double spending, in short, is it safe to say hard forking is comparable to what the Byzantine general did by making more coins by diluting the existing coins?
Is my thinking correct on this?
JCHCG / Jeff
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2024-08-07 12:40:37
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