There is a BIP process in place and there were many upgrades already done to the software that runs BTC nodes. But I don't really care for Bitcoin either way. It can never be a currency.
>> That's like saying "in the future the linux kernel could be insecure, because the devs could add a keylogger"
This is just informal fallacy.
Is increasing hard cap immediate threat to btc ? I don't think it is.
Bitcoin has so many other unsurmountable obstacles, that it's "monetary policy" is irrelevant.
>> That's like saying "in the future the linux kernel could be insecure, because the devs could add a keylogger"
This is just informal fallacy. Is increasing hard cap immediate threat to btc ? I don't think it is.
Bitcoin has so many other unsurmountable obstacles, that it's "monetary policy" is irrelevant.