> * What are the biggest problems in Bitcoin today?
1) extreme scenarios of widespread Internet censorship
2) extreme scenarios of electricity censorship
3) lack of privacy, widespread KYC
3) asic production centralization
4) key control centralization
5) core repository centralization
6) node centralization
7) lack of good WoT and DID protocols for escrow and commerce
8) extreme scenario of widespread ban on free general purpose electronic
>* Do you have *any* solutions, for *any* of them?
1) mesh networks, competing satellite systems, off-line second layers
2) praying
3) second layers, education, government teaching retarded people by fucking them over
3) asic commodification, technological collapse
4) government fucking coinbases, etfs, treasuries and exchanges over
5) multiple competing implementations, consensus modularization/kernelization
6) possibly block size reductions, bandwidth improvement, validation speedups
7) development of good WoT and DID protocols for escrow and commerce
8) praying
> the one's that BIP110 is addressing
I think it's a very confused proposal, but I guess it could weakly overlap with points 5 and 6. It's likely failure will make 5 way worse, emboldening Core and pushing many critics to rage quit or shut up. Both it's likely failure or it's very unlikely success wouldn't affect 6 much.