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It's worked exactly as intended, and it has allowed Ethereum to continue to introduce new features,

even features the miners don't want by forcing them into a situation where they have to accept the hard fork that's offered to them.

Hey folks, I'm Adam B. Levine, and this is speaking of Bitcoin.

A couple of weeks ago, the Ethereum Network adopted its latest in a long series of backwards-incompatible upgrades known as hard forks.

The London Hard Fork introduced, among other things, a pretty substantial rethink about how miners are rewarded and what happens to the fees you pay.

But that's not what we're talking about here today. It actually just got me thinking, and it's a topic that we like to revisit from

time to time, whether we'll really ever see that sort of protocol level, fundamental change to

the incentives governing Bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency, ever again. So we're going to talk

about it. To do that, I'm joined as always by the other host of the show,

Jonathan Mohan. Hey, hey. And Andreas M. Antonopoulos. Hello. Stephanie is off this week. So we saw the taproot

upgrade go into effect, but that was not a backwards and compatible upgrade. It was what we call

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