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I think they mean that a blockchain doesn't exist in a vacuum, someone has to write the code. While anyone can write a new client/protocol upgrade people won't
by buckie 9y ago
I think they mean that a blockchain doesn't exist in a vacuum, someone has to write the code. While anyone can write a new client/protocol upgrade people won't upgrade to just anyone's new client given how much value Bitcoin represents.
No one has hard-control over bitcoin, but the leading dev group has some manner of soft/non-coercive control (by momentum alone).
- just_one_time_ 9y agoThey have GitHub commit access. That is what OP should have meant to say. And that, for Bitcoin, is as good as ownership.