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Adam Back, CEO and co-founder at Blockstream, states that there are no long takers for the filter bip fork trade, effectively calling the trade dead.
Back suggests that this marks the end of the story for the filter bip fork.
Back has previously predicted the Taproot filter bip proposal would not gain consensus, describing potential challenges to adoption in an earlier statement. In another commentary, he explained Bitcoin’s analogy to E=mc² by outlining the roles of nonce, hashchain, halving, and target threshold in the protocol’s design here. His latest remarks follow a pattern of technical scrutiny directed at proposed Bitcoin upgrades.