I think a slight problem with this is that wallets (often ones made by
third party wallet software) do not fully empty. I don't know how often
this happens, but some wallets, even if you tell them to send all funds,
leave a small fraction of bitcoin remaining. If this is the case, it could
be
ning coins are no longer "safe enough."
>>
>> Again, this seems (a) more about an alt-coin/bitcoin fork or (b) better
>> in bitcoin-discuss at best vs bitcoin-dev. I've seen it discussed many
>> times since 2010 and still do not agree with the rational that embracing
Okay so I quite like this idea. If we start removing at height 63 or
84 (gives us 4-8 years to develop this solution), it stays nice and
neat with the halving interval. We can look at this like so:
B - the current block number
P - how many blocks behind current the coin burning block is.
