Topic: [2017-07-26] Bitcoin Cash, A True Scaling Solution for Bitcoin ? (Read 6940 times)
What exactly would a "true" solution entail? What is less true with the other solutions? You certainly can't accuse Via and gang of not having enough ambitions, but I wonder if it's illusions of grandeur that are driving them for a "successor" to Bitcoin or just a face-saving move to act on their threats.
https://btc.ng/altcoin/1649/
The Bitcoin fork nears as August 1 approaches, and while we have discussed the consolidation of BIP91, the scenario of a hard fork remains a possibility and the developers/backers of Bitcoin Cash have released a solution to allow serve as a successor to Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin fork nears as August 1 approaches, and while we have discussed the consolidation of BIP91, the scenario of a hard fork remains a possibility and the developers/backers of Bitcoin Cash have released a solution to allow serve as a successor to Bitcoin.
If the BCC survives the first 5 days, then it might be a good solution for the scaling. Otherwise, it will be dead.
They can scale all they want. if no one accepts it it's academic.
https://btc.ng/altcoin/1649/
The Bitcoin fork nears as August 1 approaches, and while we have discussed the consolidation of BIP91, the scenario of a hard fork remains a possibility and the developers/backers of Bitcoin Cash have released a solution to allow serve as a successor to Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin fork nears as August 1 approaches, and while we have discussed the consolidation of BIP91, the scenario of a hard fork remains a possibility and the developers/backers of Bitcoin Cash have released a solution to allow serve as a successor to Bitcoin.
If the BCC survives the first 5 days, then it might be a good solution for the scaling. Otherwise, it will be dead.
https://btc.ng/altcoin/1649/
The Bitcoin fork nears as August 1 approaches, and while we have discussed the consolidation of BIP91, the scenario of a hard fork remains a possibility and the developers/backers of Bitcoin Cash have released a solution to allow serve as a successor to Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin fork nears as August 1 approaches, and while we have discussed the consolidation of BIP91, the scenario of a hard fork remains a possibility and the developers/backers of Bitcoin Cash have released a solution to allow serve as a successor to Bitcoin.
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