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BitcoinXT, Bitcoin Unlimited and Bitcoin Classic were rejected by the node network in 2015 and 2016
SegWit2X wasn't a working fork. It wasn't rejected by anybody. It was launched on time in November 2017, crashed after a few minutes, and disappeared forever
You're assuming miners would collude in a fork. That's the same assumption some of them made in 2017. But their only collusion was sufficient hashpower to use the BIP9 signal as a veto, until they decided their veto was a failure. This "only miner nodes matter" delusion persists among BCH (and also BSV) advocates
Hypothetically, if miners could collude to switch to a fork without support of a large proportion of nodes, their node network might be small enough for regulatory attack - law enforcement raids sufficient to shut their network. Decentralisation isn't just an idea. It makes Bitcoin resistant to regulatory attacks such as those which killed E-Gold and Liberty Dollar

Yes, the BSV (Bitcoin SV) network reinstated the original Bitcoin Difficulty Adjustment Algorithm (DAA) and Transaction Digest Algorithm via the **Chronicle upgrade**. Activated at **block height 943,816** on **April 7, 2026**, this protocol update restored the network to the precise functional design originally laid out in the 2009 Satoshi Nakamoto white paper. Ouch.