Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 168. (Read 704506 times)

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 05:24:16 PM

Quote from: jojo69 on June 24, 2018, 11:23:14 AM

Feel free to find out how e.g. memo or blockpress are using the new op codes.

More is coming for SBI exchange or colored coins on BCH and their atomic swaps...

We are at there very start of crating more usability / programmability to the only scalable distributed non-security coin on the planet with true on-chain safety.

i feel like bcash just tries to rehash old btc features no one will ever use for anything in the real world =) ha

Yeah, like significantly lower fees and faster transactions.

doge is better for this * Wink

lol

You’re a 0/10

i bet doge is faster and lower fees Wink

~thats the best you got?

I’ll take that bet. I think you’re confused with the typical argument that ‘Bitcoin Cash’ has less daily transactions then Dogecoin. (Measured on 1 day sometime recently). But despite 4 different ‘news sources’ publishing such news, this argument fails to acknowledge the value transferred relative to fiat value. It’s really just headlnes for those who are easily mislead. Also, there are many Doge faucets that spit out doge instantly for anyone to suck on along with an endless supply that keeps pumping out daily. Hence the high amount of Dogecoin transactions per day. You’re trust rating is a -4 so 0/10 isn’t that bad. I’ll stop going after the bait.

+1, this Dogecoin shilling is getting pathetic. At first it was "all coins other than BTC are shit", now it's "All coins other than BCH are good". Goal[posts keep moving but the technology stays the same. BCH is usable and useful, BTC is not. DOGE is a ridiculous intermediary that won't last. But while Lightning doesn't work for another 18 months, Kore fanbois can use DOGE and not feel like "traitors"...

hv_

legendary

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Clean Code and Scale

the solution for LN shills

https://mobile.twitter.com/Satoshi_N_/status/1010920368452841478/photo/3

BCH - unaffected.

bones261

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So I finally got around to updating my ABC node after the recent update broke it.

Did it use my previously specified datadir? no

Did it prompt me to specify one? no

It just took the opportunity, behind my back, to overwrite the (in my case, on this box, unused and very old, but still) core chain on an entirely different drive.

If you guys are looking for trust and credibility...you're doing it wrong.

Well, if you are not using your node to mine or are a major economic node like an exchange, then you are supposed to be using a SPV wallet because Craig Wright, aka "satoshi" feels that nodes like your's are a liability to the network. Shame on you. Better hope they don't make you walk through the streets naked and throw crap at you.

gembitz

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*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*

Quote from: jojo69 on June 24, 2018, 11:23:14 AM

So I finally got around to updating my ABC node after the recent update broke it.

Did it use my previously specified datadir? no

Did it prompt me to specify one? no

It just took the opportunity, behind my back, to overwrite the (in my case, on this box, unused and very old, but still) core chain on an entirely different drive.

If you guys are looking for trust and credibility...you're doing it wrong.

just press buttons ...its a bitcoin now go buy more Wink

lol ha

jojo69

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diamond-handed zealot

So I finally got around to updating my ABC node after the recent update broke it.

Did it use my previously specified datadir? no

Did it prompt me to specify one? no

It just took the opportunity, behind my back, to overwrite the (in my case, on this box, unused and very old, but still) core chain on an entirely different drive.

If you guys are looking for trust and credibility...you're doing it wrong.

cool4y

member

Activity: 494

Merit: 12

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 05:24:16 PM

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 09:27:44 PM

Feel free to find out how e.g. memo or blockpress are using the new op codes.

More is coming for SBI exchange or colored coins on BCH and their atomic swaps...

We are at there very start of crating more usability / programmability to the only scalable distributed non-security coin on the planet with true on-chain safety.

i feel like bcash just tries to rehash old btc features no one will ever use for anything in the real world =) ha

Yeah, like significantly lower fees and faster transactions.

doge is better for this * Wink

lol

Very true!!!

Absholom

newbie

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Good project but how can you prove that all of these were not just a marketing effort? How do the Devs tend to change the user experience according to their demands?

gembitz

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Activity: 1834

Merit: 639

*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*

Quote from: gembitz on June 23, 2018, 09:03:22 PM

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 06:50:39 PM

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 05:24:16 PM

Quote from: gembitz on June 23, 2018, 09:03:22 PM

Feel free to find out how e.g. memo or blockpress are using the new op codes.

More is coming for SBI exchange or colored coins on BCH and their atomic swaps...

We are at there very start of crating more usability / programmability to the only scalable distributed non-security coin on the planet with true on-chain safety.

i feel like bcash just tries to rehash old btc features no one will ever use for anything in the real world =) ha

Yeah, like significantly lower fees and faster transactions.

doge is better for this * Wink

lol

You’re a 0/10

i bet doge is faster and lower fees Wink

~thats the best you got?

I’ll take that bet. I think you’re confused with the typical argument that ‘Bitcoin Cash’ has less daily transactions then Dogecoin. (Measured on 1 day sometime recently). But despite 4 different ‘news sources’ publishing such news, this argument fails to acknowledge the value transferred relative to fiat value. It’s really just headlnes for those who are easily mislead. Also, there are many Doge faucets that spit out doge instantly for anyone to suck on along with an endless supply that keeps pumping out daily. Hence the high amount of Dogecoin transactions per day. You’re trust rating is a -4 so 0/10 isn’t that bad. I’ll stop going after the bait.

my merit and activity is over double yours you better stop while you are ahead Wink

BTI is going to surpass BCH imho<<<

sirsplashalot

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Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 06:50:39 PM

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 05:24:16 PM

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 06:50:39 PM

Feel free to find out how e.g. memo or blockpress are using the new op codes.

More is coming for SBI exchange or colored coins on BCH and their atomic swaps...

We are at there very start of crating more usability / programmability to the only scalable distributed non-security coin on the planet with true on-chain safety.

i feel like bcash just tries to rehash old btc features no one will ever use for anything in the real world =) ha

Yeah, like significantly lower fees and faster transactions.

doge is better for this * Wink

lol

You’re a 0/10

i bet doge is faster and lower fees Wink

~thats the best you got?

I’ll take that bet. I think you’re confused with the typical argument that ‘Bitcoin Cash’ has less daily transactions then Dogecoin. (Measured on 1 day sometime recently). But despite 4 different ‘news sources’ publishing such news, this argument fails to acknowledge the value transferred relative to fiat value. It’s really just headlnes for those who are easily mislead. Also, there are many Doge faucets that spit out doge instantly for anyone to suck on along with an endless supply that keeps pumping out daily. Hence the high amount of Dogecoin transactions per day. You’re trust rating is a -4 so 0/10 isn’t that bad. I’ll stop going after the bait.

gembitz

hero member

Activity: 1834

Merit: 639

*Brute force will solve any Bitcoin problem*

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 05:24:16 PM

Feel free to find out how e.g. memo or blockpress are using the new op codes.

More is coming for SBI exchange or colored coins on BCH and their atomic swaps...

We are at there very start of crating more usability / programmability to the only scalable distributed non-security coin on the planet with true on-chain safety.

i feel like bcash just tries to rehash old btc features no one will ever use for anything in the real world =) ha

Yeah, like significantly lower fees and faster transactions.

doge is better for this * Wink

lol

You’re a 0/10

i bet doge is faster and lower fees Wink

~thats the best you got?

sirsplashalot

full member

Activity: 520

Merit: 123

Quote from: sirsplashalot on June 23, 2018, 05:24:16 PM