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The debate tests whether CJDNS still adds route diversity or leaves CJDNS-only nodes exposed when its usable peer pool stays shallow.
Legacy UTXO holders would absorb quantum exposure via higher fees, and activation stays opt-in because Bitcoin's real bottleneck is coordination, not cryptography.
The signaling window ends early August, miner backing has never cleared 1%, and node adoption sits in the low single digits.
Full-RBF is already network policy, so the old opt-in flag is now dead weight that tags which wallet broadcast a transaction. The harder problem is agreeing on a common default to replace it.
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