> PS: In reality you would likely cause a fork, Yes, probably, but remember - you have way more hashing power still. So you just swap to their new fork and bea

> PS: In reality you would likely cause a fork, Yes, probably, but remember - you have way more hashing power still. So you just swap to their new fork and beat them out there too, and you keep doing it until they give up and are forced to accept your fork as the truth. I'd guess one option would be to build a ban for China into the new fork directly, but that would be easy to bypass with VPNs. Ultimately, if you have the hashing power, you own it. Bitcoin can't keep invalidating winning forks forever as it's a war they lose on each step of the way.