Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 237. (Read 704825 times)

Illogic desperate troll FUD.  Why would anyone want that?

If cap remove, then there would me more than 21mil bch? this could cause inflation?

There have been several hints now that the BCH 21m cap will be removed in future versions

Nothing official has been said but the people pushing it have mentioned a few things now that make it sound like it was a bad idea

Even at the Satoshi conference it was asked about the 21m cap and CSW response was he don't know and something about bad ideas and alcohol and drugs

Just say the 21m cap did get scrapped to pay the miners in order to keep low to no fees

What are your thoughts on this would you still support BCH of the cap was removed ?

It's interesting.

We heard little bit coin money was created as well as funded through the bankers in order to take bitcoin off the pot, so they can adjust the market much more.

+1

and now that bitcoin fees are cheap again. who needs Bcash?

AMD and Nvidia are not in the business of mining crypto.   Thats some secondary purpose employed by home users mostly, both companies have shyed away from relying on this source of demand long term.  The main concern is efficiency compared to other methods.   There is some overlap in purpose by business both companies do address which is deep learning and AI in parallel computing, any drop in demand for crypto should be taken up by this industry sector which allegedly has growth maybe even beyond crypto.

I really think AMD and Nvidia were both focused elsewhere in their business plans.    Ethereum itself may yet switch to Proof of stake as a more long term viable solution to mining costs, I think their fees are already too high and the speed of the network not impressive.

I'm not sure how that will affect BCH exactly as GPU is not used to mine this but I guess every opposing crypto protocol has some influence on supply and demand.  ASIC may improve efficiency for ETH which helps their case but they will still lag POW unless they take POS which is quite a radical step sideways.   The main reason to use ETH and not one of the POW coins is still the contract capability of the coin, this demand flow probably has the largest influence on that price.  Its possible less miners in ETH may help BCH price some as its a cheaper more natural alternative

Hi Comnunity,

I just discovered the article below and I would like to share it with you
Bitmain has already developed an ASIC for mining Ethereum.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/amd-nvidia-at-risk-from-wave-of-new-custom-chips-says-susquehanna-1522082860
Any comments?

I only hang around here for a laugh so don't worry I don't take anything anyone says here seriously I just leave facts and proof of real world work and results from real world experiences from real world people

It's much more useful than

Bitcoin cash is Bitcoin (It's not)
Buy BCH (Just bad advise)
Hey look at this great new article from (the Bcash Pushers)
The Flippening (Never happened)
Dragonslayer (Never happened)
Joke of a conference (sponcered by Bcash Pushers)
SegwitCoin (does not exist)
LNcoin (does not exist)
Segwit Coins will get stolen (Never Happened)

Bitcoin is built on a solid codebase supported by the best developers from all around the world and needs no advertising


Bitcoin Cash is controlled by a few shady characters that all collude together like the bunch of criminal conmen they are and built of marketing and manipulation

In order to safe you ^ I'd recommend you leave, otherwise you might fall into same kind of 'stupidity'.

Anyway - good things are developed for Bitcoin Cash and the light comes from these things all together.

No artificial short living (destroying?) lightening needed to see that.

it's open source freely available on GitHub for anyone to just download and use/modify/copy/do whatever

I swear the stupidity in here is getting worse are you just butthurt or something or just plain ignorant to what's going off on Bcash

Hello everyone! heard the news that one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase announced its intention in the coming months to implement support for the Ethereum erc20 technical standard on its platform. Coinbase currently supports 4 cryptocurrencies: bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and BCash. will this affect their growth?

Waiting for support at $780.

Umpf

https://localbitcoincash.org/news/18/LocalBitcoinCash_Drops_Support_For_BTC_And_LTC

No LNCoin ?

Dude, now you're shilling for patented Blockstream technology?!  You really should ask to get paid if you're not - at this point you're one of the few fans Blockstream has left!

Didn't you hear that another key dev at BS quit today? Rats leaving a sinking ship...

Same thing I heard from the Core minions when the BCH price was $300.

People thinking they are so smart moving all of their coins to magic Segwit addresses fail to realize that they will miss out on any further Bitcoin Kore forked coin airdrops... and just wait until the mempool starts filling up again. Segwit won't make a bit of difference.

We waited 18 months 3 times, for Lightning. And sure enough, it sucks!

I suppose you think the number of BCH transactions will go down and BTC transactions will increase? Pretty much the opposite of what is happening right now...

this one only had to look up 1 post to see the answer.  So IMO the question is not genuine on its face.  I am blocking that one.  They are blato-obvio-troll algo.  Truly of the lowest house of troll.  This only can be good news for the chance of digital cash to threaten the sea of malaise the bankers hope the altcoiners fall into as they discover nude emperor worship in their hopes that cash status can be averted from being realized..  lol

KuCoin delisting BCH

https://news.kucoin.com/en/kucoin-to-streamline-trading-pairs/

Meanwhile in the real world

https://youtu.be/ckYGyhbovrg

I understand this may be a bit difficult for you to grasp but it's not that hard

https://twitter.com/Satoshi_N_/status/977568594199498752