SegWit2x Update: Hard-fork called off?

[bitlicai]

Earlier today, officials from several companies who had cosigned the New York Agreement (NYA, Barry Silbert Agreement) back in July, including Jihan Wu from Bitmain and Erik Voorhees from ShapeShift, as well as Wences Casares, Jeff Garzik & Peter Smith, have announced they no longer plan to hard-fork Bitcoin to a 2 MB block size this month.
what do you think Hard-fork called off?

[nandibear]

Earlier today, officials from several companies who had cosigned the New York Agreement (NYA, Barry Silbert Agreement) back in July, including Jihan Wu from Bitmain and Erik Voorhees from ShapeShift, as well as Wences Casares, Jeff Garzik & Peter Smith, have announced they no longer plan to hard-fork Bitcoin to a 2 MB block size this month.
what do you think Hard-fork called off?

I don't have any specific thoughts, at the moment, to share on the matter.

https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/piper ... 00685.html

[FlyButterfly]

That's a shame!

BTC needs hardfork. Ridiculous fees. Ridiculous transfer times. It needs changes.

[Windowly]

That's a shame!

BTC needs hardfork. Ridiculous fees. Ridiculous transfer times. It needs changes.

It's good for Bitcoin Cash though!

[FlyButterfly]

That's a shame!

BTC needs hardfork. Ridiculous fees. Ridiculous transfer times. It needs changes.

It's good for Bitcoin Cash though!

Well BTH have no purpose from my point of view. If it crashed to 0, I wouldn't mind.

Same goes with currency, that would be created, it segwit2x would go in effect. I don't really care about that new currency.

I just want quicker and less expensive (fees) BTC. That's all what matters. That's why segwit2x would be welcomed by me.