Stop on by Round Rock Bitcoiners #51 on Thursday, September 10th to learn, grow, and network with your local bitcoin community.
TOPIC 1: Decentralize the Meetup
This group currently leans on a small number of people to run it. That’s a single point of failure worth addressing on our own terms rather than discovering the hard way.
We’ll open a group discussion on distributing leadership and decision making, taking cues from how the Bisq DAO operates: influence earned through contribution rather than assigned titles, proposals and records kept in the open, and a treasury that no one person can move alone.
On the table:
- Multisig control of the meetup treasury, so spending requires consensus rather than one signature
- Public, verifiable records of proposals, decisions, and spending
- Contributor-based participation instead of formal officers and tiers
- Rotating responsibilities so the meetup survives any one of us stepping back
- Nothing here is decided. Bring your objections and better ideas.
TOPIC 2: Bitcoin After BIP-110: Where Do We Go From Here?
Led by HodelHermit, ~30 minutes
Bitcoin is once again facing a fundamental question: what happens when different parts of the community disagree about the rules of the network?
We’ll review the aftermath of the BIP-110 chain split and where things stand today, including what miners, developers, node operators, exchanges, and businesses have been saying.
We’ll compare the two networks, BTC SHA256 and BTC BLAKE2B, on their technical differences and their respective communities and economic support, and lay out the arguments being made on each side.
The goal is to understand what comes next: how consensus is formed, what ultimately gives a Bitcoin network value, and what this moment may mean for Bitcoin’s future.
Thursday, September 10, 2026
🕔 Time: 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM CDT
📍 Allen R Baca Center for Senior and Community Activities
301 W Bagdad Ave, Bldg 2 · Round Rock, TX
✨ Round Rock Bitcoiners is a group of individuals who meets monthly to discuss Bitcoin topics. Our primary goal is to share knowledge, tools, and resources while creating a peer to peer network within the Round Rock community.