I agree that seeing BIP-110 stall is heartbreaking. I was running BIP-110, and mining it at the point of activation. I have the utmost respect for the roughnecks crew finding two blocks out of the gate. That being said, I am in the camp of reforming big bitcoin (however daunting that may seem), rather than attempting a POW change. My reason is that such a change would be a long hard road and would likely lead to significant pain and capital loss for the plebs that go down that road. If Bitcoin is truly captured, then a fork of Bitcoin can only have 2 outcomes. Either it succeeds and grows until it is a threat sufficient enough to get captured again, or it fades into nothingness like BCH and BSV. I’m open to being corrected but it seems to me that if we can’t resist capture on the main chain, then forking off with a minority will have little chance of success. I love bitcoin and want to see it succeed as freedom money as much as anyone. I know there are people much smarter than me in this space so I look forward to learning more and hearing potential solutions for moving forward from here. I appreciate your thoughts.