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Jameson Lopp, board member at Casa, reflects on the failure of BIP-110, asserting that it removes any opportunity to hold certain individuals economically accountable for wasting time, as those parties are unlikely to support their positions with actual bitcoin.
Lopp also comments that any future hard fork launched by these groups is likely to become filled with JPEGs, referencing trends in blockchain usage.
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Lopp has previously highlighted the risks of phishing attacks targeting Bitcoin custody clients, warning users about fraudulent security offers via email. He has also pointed out that a critical vulnerability in Coldcard’s build system went undetected for over a decade. These comments reflect his ongoing focus on operational security and accountability within the Bitcoin ecosystem.