Either he sells now, or he sells at next major Dash pump like he mentioned. Or he does nothing and this has been all talks but no action for him.

Quote from: JollyGood on Today at 02:05:12 PM

If there is an individual or a group that advocates a modification or hard-fork of any sort it stands to reason they should be bold and brave enough to do it themselves rather than have wishful thinking that development teams would do it for them because they have an inkling their way forward is the best way forward.

I am not sure what toknormal intends to do next but in all probability it seems he will not create a new chain himself with his personal hard fork and it seems the Dash developers or Core Group will give it s miss too - so what will happen next?

Quote from: qwizzie on Today at 05:31:21 AM

So we finally arrive at the hard fork part, it sure took toknormal long enough. Only instead of doing the hard fork himself, toknormal wants Dash Core Group to do the hard fork for him.
A hard fork to demonstrate that his theory works and gets most valued by the market. That is just lazy and unrealistic thinking. Dash Core Group does not value his theory, so they will most
certainly not going to put any time or energy into supporting it.

Dash does not do hard forks like that, because our governance system allows us to move forward without a need for hard forks. It has done that in the past and it will continue doing that.
If toknormal wants to hard fork, he will need to do it himself and be cut from this project forever. Without any support from Dash Core Group.

From projecting ultimate disaster for Dash, to now showing a strong willingness to hard fork Dash, toknormal sure is showing his true colors.
I can't believe certain people would fall for these rather obvious scare and divide tactics, but perhaps i don't know certain people as well as i thought i did.