I'm all in.
As long as there is a clause that states you can bailout anytime, just like loaded?
If there is a fork to Unlimited with ~80% hash power, leaving 20% mining Core, are you still all in?
If there was an immediate block size increase activation with an Unlimited fork, then there would be no loss of confirmed tx's per second
No noticeable change to the network usability. Difficulty adjustment will occur within about 17 days.
If Core continue with 20%, blocks will take 5 times longer to find, about 50 minutes each block. Still on 1mb, tx confirmation will be about 20% of now.
Fees will skyrocket, many tx's will never confirm. Difficulty adjustment will occur within about two and a half months.
Just because you are a Core supporter, doesn't change these facts.
Will you (and all the other's saying they will swap their Unlimited bitcoin for Roger's Core bitcoin) commit to swapping under these circumstances?
This is after all how Bitcoin was
always meant to work.
Actually, coinbase and bitpay are advocating that the majority chain also mine empty blocks on the minority chain to kill it intentionally (in order to prevent a confusing split).
Minority chain would have to HF its PoW to continue. This would allow them to reset the difficulty but existing wallets would not be compatible with the minority alt coin, I assume.