Quote from: Quantus on March 20, 2017, 08:55:48 PM

Are Mining pools spamming the network with fake transactions to prop up transaction fees and push a false narrative about full blocks to support BU and usurp the power to adjust block size?
Or am I just crazy? Its my personal belief that 80 to 90% of all transactions are fake.

things that we know:
* there is a spam attack, and no it is not 80-90%. even before the spam attack also when it stops there are still lots of transactions (1000-3000 per 10 minutes)
* this spam attack has increased the fees and as a result the revenue of miners (i've said this before and nobody paid much attention https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1811430.0) that is why i say even if it is miners who are spamming they are not doing it to force "adjustment of block size".
* and it has started again. it was only a short couple of days they stopped

Quote from: Quantus on March 21, 2017, 12:32:49 AM

... cause a contentious Hard-fork for no other reason then to sell off a new asset (the tens of thousands of BTU coins) and then go back to mining bitcoins and avoid all blame by pushing the blame on BU. ...

i disagree with this too.
the risk is so much higher. there are some things that you can not come back from.