Quote from: greenuser on March 20, 2017, 07:19:45 PM

Wrong!
Bitcoin Core will trigger SegWit (larger 2mb blocks) when 95% of the nodes on the network are running "Bitcoin Core: v0.13.0" or above.

2mb block SegWit ? Pardon me but "Wrong!"

Quote from: greenuser on March 20, 2017, 07:19:45 PM

But, "Bitcoin Unlimited" will trigger a fork with Unlimited size blocks when they have enough hashpower i.e. 51% (although they have said they will wait for 75%) even though they have only 10% of the nodes (however, they may also be able to access nodes that are Bitcoin Core: v0.12.x and below).

"Wrong!" again... BU can trigger (not will) when they got more than 50% of the blocks signed BU.

Quote from: greenuser on March 20, 2017, 07:19:45 PM

Currently only "Antpool" mining pool are getting ready to run "Bitcoin Unlimited" mining protocol however, they are currently the biggest mining pool.
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/pools

"Wrong!"... again... There are 8 main pool which signed already for BU :
https://coin.dance/blocks/unlimited

Quote from: greenuser on March 20, 2017, 07:19:45 PM

"Antpool" are owned by the Chinese company "Bitmain".
"Bitmain" produce and supply 75% of all the Bitcoin ASICs mining equipment.
If all the other Chinese mining pools get on board with "Bitcoin Unlimited" the fork will happen.

They currently own 35% of the blocks (signed BU) If BitMain decide to merge btc.com (it's +4.3%) And if the AntPool Solo merge it's (+3.4%)

So the total is : 35.5 + 4.3 + 3.4 = 43.2% This is with the help of (ViaBTC, GBMiner (India), SlushPool (USA), BitClub (IceLand), Bitcoin.com (Japan))

Please stop the crap about the "nasty Chineses"...

And for your information BTCC (chinese pool) signed for SegWit. So the big Chinese alliance like you dream did not exist in the real world.

Quote from: greenuser on March 20, 2017, 07:19:45 PM

Exchanges already have said they will list "Bitcoin Unlimited" as an Altcoin.

Quote from: kolloh on March 20, 2017, 05:57:54 PM

I'd also be curious how we would be able to manage both coins if a fork did occur. I'm guessing we would indeed need a new wallet for this.

Yes, wallets with Replay Protection. But if either Core or Ulimited screw up their Replay Protection, we will have replay attacks on both chains and you could lose coins on the other chain . We will also need software to "splt" the coins post fork and put them in separate wallets.

This leaves companies like electrum with the challange of having to come up with new code in their wallets and also decide if they are to put out a Bitcoin Unlimited Electrum Wallet

Core hasn't speak about relay protection as far as I know, so all the responsability is on the BU team currently.