.@knutsvanholm in March 2026: "Who initiated change? Was it the BIP-110 people, or was that an immune reaction to Core making changes that were not wanted in the first place." @rogerkver in 2017 & 2018: Bitcoin Core changed the "economic code" by keeping the blocksize small, which lead to high fees, slow confirmations and unreliable transactions. Increasing the blocksize limit is not a change, it keeps things the same The BTC version of Bitcoin has changed into something that is not what was defined by Satoshi. Bitcoin Cash most closely resembles the version of Bitcoin from 2011 Sources: https://youtu.be/pVFA4mO2AbQ?si=Nn8_V7dO06tzFWSB&t=953 & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_Zk9ioPFyg As is explained in the book "The Blocksize War", people have different ideas and visions for Bitcoin. There is nothing to prevent those visions from changing or appearing to change. There is nothing to ensure people have the same visions. People have different opinions on issues such as "full blocks" or how to deter "spam". In contrast, it is the technical rules on block validity that are hard to "change"(BitMEX Research)