These people seriously don't understand how
BTC works.
There is just about 0% chance that any fork that takes peoples coins (like this one) is ever going to happen.
If it does the value of
BTC would fall off a cliff.
So the miners, who mine to make money will keep mining with
BTC clients that don't support it.
Exchanges, who well exchange crypto and fiat to make themselves their profits would run
BTC clients that don't support it.
People who don't want their funds taken because someone wants to change the rules would run
BTC clients that don't support it.
So this useless fork would fork off and die.
.....
It's only a couple of strange guys running an alternative client with some invented "softfork proposal", maintained by essentially a single guy.
Knots, the only client which gives users the opportunity to signal for that "softfork", has a
~20% share, still almost unchanged since the start of the "OP_RETURN wars", and probably manipulated to the upside.
So even if all Knots users signal for the softfork, they would not come even close to activation.
.....
If you run a node just do something similar and block them.
-Dave
