Analysis: Bitcoin Core's relay strategy statement has caused dissatisfaction in the Bitcoin community and may even lead to community division

According to a report by Golden Finance, the Bitcoin Core Project released a statement on its core development and trading relay strategy yesterday, suggesting a non-interference attitude towards the use of the Bitcoin network. However, this move has sparked strong dissatisfaction within the Bitcoin community, and analysis suggests that it may lead to community fragmentation 1. Jason Mow, CEO of JAN3, stated that Bitcoin Core developers have been gradually changing the network, but the statement 'this is how it is now, it's too bad' itself is inappropriate; 2. Casa founder Jameson Lopp stated that Bitcoin Core developers are a group that says we cannot force anyone to run code they don't like. This kind of statement is like public relations, but when there is no unified information and only a group of independent developers make statements, such public relations performance is not good; 3. Bitcoin developer Carl Horton stated that Bitcoin is a "coin," not a "bucket," nor a "store," nor any universal data storage. It is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system; 4. Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr stated that the transaction relay targets listed in the statement are mostly incorrect, and predicting which information will be mined is a centralized goal. The main goal of transaction relay is to predict the Bitcoin transactions that will be mined, and helping spam spread is harmful.