Gate News bot message, OCEAN Mining Pool Vice President Jason Hughes reacted strongly to the Bitcoin Core plan to adjust the OP_RETURN rules, announcing the close all positions of his Bitcoin holdings and deciding to leave the Crypto Assets industry.
31 core developers signed a letter the day before yesterday, planning to adjust the default mempool transaction limit to 4MB in the upcoming Bitcoin Core v30 version update this October, and to provide support for on-chain functionalities such as DAO and oracles.
In this regard, Hughes clearly expressed disappointment, stating that Bitcoin has lost its uniqueness. Currently, Hughes has received job offers from outside the crypto assets industry.
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OCEAN Mining Pool Vice President Announces Exit from the Industry Due to Changes in Bitcoin OP_RETURN Expectations
Gate News bot message, OCEAN Mining Pool Vice President Jason Hughes reacted strongly to the Bitcoin Core plan to adjust the OP_RETURN rules, announcing the close all positions of his Bitcoin holdings and deciding to leave the Crypto Assets industry.
31 core developers signed a letter the day before yesterday, planning to adjust the default mempool transaction limit to 4MB in the upcoming Bitcoin Core v30 version update this October, and to provide support for on-chain functionalities such as DAO and oracles.
In this regard, Hughes clearly expressed disappointment, stating that Bitcoin has lost its uniqueness. Currently, Hughes has received job offers from outside the crypto assets industry.
Source: Protos