Bitcoin mining pools, F2pool, took a U-turn in their ideas about the SegWit2x hard fork and cut support.
Bitwala, one of the Bitcoin wallets, had withdrawn its support for SegWit2x. F2pool’s Wang Chun explained that he has not experienced “no change of mind” and has stated that he will only support the project “until July” from the beginning.
“My opinion has not changed. As I told @JihadWu a long time ago, I only supported SegWit2x until July. We are now in September.”
This news has dealt a blow to Barry Silbert’s New York Agreement, which has not had full consensus since its inception.
Bitcoin according to the original SegWit2x project It was planned that November would go to a hard fork and a new version of Bitcoin, such as Bitcoin Cash, would be released.
This issue has sparked serious controversy over the past few weeks. opened. Although the Bitcoin market has recovered from the effects of this uncertainty in the market, according to commentator Oleg Andreev, the hard fork is a “conceived project” to negatively affect the price of Bitcoin.
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