The Bitcoin Cash ABC (BCHA) network, left in the minority after the recent hard fork, was subjected to an attack by unknown miners who for a time seized a majority of its hashrate.<\/p>\n
The first message from the anonymous miners’ group named voluntarism.dev was published on Wednesday, 25 November, stating that \u201cGood ideas do not require force.\u201d The attack aimed to direct 100% of mining rewards to the Bitcoin Cash development fund.<\/p>\n
On 15 November the Bitcoin Cash took place<\/a> a scheduled hard fork. However, the largest until recently client for Bitcoin Cash ABC did not secure community support, and the blockchain split into two mutually incompatible chains.<\/p>\n The key innovation was the Coinbase Rule, which rejects blocks that do not allocate any portion of the rewards to the Bitcoin Cash development fund. This aspect sparked the main controversy \u2014 a large portion of the community did not agree with the proposal, releasing in response the BCHN client without support for this option.<\/p>\n ABC violated the NAP with 9 months of civil war. freeriders must pay 100% of the block reward to ABC. we will orphan all blocks that do not. we will pay 100% as well, once ABC merges this change https:\/\/t.co\/82rcZPWQ6N<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 voluntarism.dev (@DevVoluntarism) November 27, 2020<\/a><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n\n