Activation of SegWit v1

Activation of SegWit v1

The segregated witness soft fork of August 2017 included a versioning field which would allow for future incrementation. Anthony Towns has recently posted an early draft of the proposal for the SegWit v1 upgrade to the mailing list.

  • Although the devil is of course in the details, how could such an upgrade process look like?

  • What are the different upgrade mechanism for the major [v1 - v16] and minor [v1.0 - v1.127] version changes?

  • How is the soft fork signaled?

  • How is the consensus change enforced?

  • Is the v1 change as "contentious" and time consuming as v0 was?

  • What are the tasks of node operators and miners?

Thank you in advance for the answer!

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