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That's very interesting, thanks for linking to the code. Why would they require the first block to be >1MB?
by olegkikin 9y ago
That's very interesting, thanks for linking to the code. Why would they require the first block to be >1MB?
- andirk 9y agoI think if the block is >1MB, then that's at least one indication that BTC cannot possibly include it in its blockchain, and thus is a new blockchain entirely.
- simias 9y agoIt's to make sure the block will be rejected by the non BCC nodes. This way you have a "clean cut": the Bitcoin Cash nodes rejecting the non-BCC blocks while segwit nodes reject the BCC fork because it starts with an invalid >1MB block.