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What are the differences between the various MTPs in Bitcoin?
MTP is defined as the median timestamp of the last 11 blocks.
BIP 9 determines a block height based on MTP. Every 2016 blocks BIP 9 says "Does this next block have a MTP past start/timeout time?"
You …
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How can I follow the progress of miner signaling for Taproot activation during the Speedy Tr...
Hampus Sjöberg has set up a site (https://taproot.watch/) with a graphic for which blocks have signaled for Taproot activation and a breakdown by mining pools. It was announced here on Twitter.
AJ Tow …
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Taproot activates within the next 2 weeks. What could go wrong and what could be done to red...
Scenarios that don't pose a concern
Scenario: A valid or invalid Taproot spend makes it into a mined block before activation (block 709632). It is just treated as anyone can spend as no one on the net …
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What is -vbparams argument and what its the difference with -testactivationheight on Bitcoin...
-testactivationheight is defined here.
argsman.AddArg("-testactivationheight=name@height.", "Set the activation height of 'name' (segwit, bip34, dersig, cltv, csv). (regtest-only)", ArgsManager::ALLOW …
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Could Bitcoin Core leave the lockinontimeout parameter choice entirely to Bitcoin Core users...
Matt Corallo and ZmnSCPxj answered this on the Bitcoin dev mailing list.
Matt Corallo stated:
Bitcoin Core does not have infrastructure to handle switching
consensus rules with the same datadir - aft …
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Why does the threshold apply to the MUST_SIGNAL phase in revised BIP 8 (lot=true)? Why doesn...
nickler answered this on IRC.
In a mixed network, the rules can become active, but in two separate chains because lot=true nodes will reject blocks from the lot=false chain which doesn't require 100% …
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Why is there no forced signaling during the LOCKED_IN phase of BIP 8(LOT=true)?
The state transition diagram of BIP 8 is here.
The specific change you refer to was made in this BIP PR by AJ Towns. Once we move into the LOCKED_IN phase of BIP 8 the soft fork is definitely going to …
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Should block height or MTP or a mixture of both be used in a soft fork activation mechanism?
Using block heights for the start and timeout parameters has the advantage of giving miners a known number of signaling periods. Loss of hashpower doesn't reduce the number of retarget periods availab …
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What is the benefit of forced signaling in a soft fork activation mechanism?
A two week (2016 blocks) forced signaling phase has two major advantages.
Firstly, it offers a signal to the network that miners will be enforcing the soft fork rules in the next phase following the f …
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What is the point of miner signaling in a soft fork activation mechanism? What should the th...
What is the point of miner signaling in a soft fork activation mechanism?
Miners are signaling readiness for a soft fork activation, they are not signaling to support (or vote for) a soft fork. It s …
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Is there network split risk for Taproot activation with two releases (Bitcoin Core and Bitco...
Every soft fork or consensus change involves a (very small) non-zero risk of a network split. That risk is considerably lower for a soft fork than say a hard fork (where all nodes need to upgrade). Th …