>Instead of there being one altcoin fighting to take hashpower from
bitcoin, there’d now be 2
Yes, there would be 2. One of which would (in the scenario we are
discussing) be producing blocks excruciatingly slowly but be the same in
all other aspects.
>changing the difficulty adjustment algorithm
(This is new thread because I'm having trouble getting yahoo mail
to use "reply-to", copy-pasting the subject did not work, and the
list has not approved my gmail)
A hard fork in the near term is feasible only post-disaster (in my mind,
that means Core failing from long transaction delays that
