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The obvious method for implementing segwit requires a
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The obvious method for implementing segwit requires a
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change to Bitcoin's consensus rules that would not be compatible with
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change to Bitcoin's consensus rules that would not be compatible with
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older full nodes, also called
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older full nodes, also ((("hard forks")))((("forks", "hard")))called
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a _hard fork_. Hard forks come with a lot of challenges, as we'll
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a _hard fork_. Hard forks come with a lot of challenges, as we'll
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discuss further in <<hard_forks>>.
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discuss further in <<hard_forks>>.
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An alternative approach to segwit was described in late 2015. This
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An alternative approach to segwit was described in late 2015. This
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would use a backward-compatible change to the consensus rules, called a
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would use a backward-compatible change to the consensus rules, ((("soft forks")))((("forks", "soft")))called a
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_soft fork_. Backward compatible means that full nodes implementing
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_soft fork_. Backward compatible means that full nodes implementing
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the change must not accept any blocks that full nodes without the change
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the change must not accept any blocks that full nodes without the change
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would consider invalid. As long as they obey that rule, newer full
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would consider invalid. As long as they obey that rule, newer full
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