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Board Development & Technical Discussion
Re: SegWit, NOMP, and Empty Blocks...
by
domob
on 19/11/2019, 18:35:51 UTC
after all, segwit was a softfork, that means everything that was valid before is still valid afterwards

This is not true, and in fact just reversed.  A soft fork means that old code will accept blocks/transactions following the new rules, i.e. valid blocks afterwards were valid before.  Or put differently, you only add new restrictions.

EDIT:  Added the part in italics to make the meaning clear.