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Jimmy Song, bitcoin educator, developer, and entrepreneur, examines the practicality of trading between both sides of BIP110 if there is no proof-of-work (PoW) change via hard fork or sudden mass adoption of user-activated soft forks (URSF).
He notes the prevailing assumption that exchanges might simply list both assets for trading but questions how such trading would function in practice.
Song has previously expressed uncertainty about the potential outcomes of BIP110 until the soft fork process is resolved, as discussed in an earlier analysis. He has also argued that shifting factions within Bitcoin render historical conflicts an unreliable guide, according to his previous commentary. These points reflect ongoing questions about which precedents, if any, may apply in the current scenario.