dgy on Nostr: Exactly, it seems somehow irrational for the miners not to signal at the end: ...

Exactly, it seems somehow irrational for the miners not to signal at the end:

quoting nevent1q…mdan

How strongly will the different factions defend their positions in the showdown of #BIP110? The spammers have high time preference and will probably move somewhere else. The miners have high capex, and if they are public companies, they have fiduciary duties; therefore, they will probably minimize risk and forgo the 1% spam fee revenue. Sinfluencer will continue to confuse some bitcoiners with censorship talk, quantum FUD, attack theories, etc., but those bitcoiners will feel betrayed when they realize that all these talks and theories do not serve them in the end. The protestants (core v29-) did not move much during the last year, and #ProductionReady did not yet deliver anything. However, some maxis of the BIP110 camp may fight hard, a.k.a. "dying on that hill." So, what is the probable outcome?