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Quote from: nutildah on March 06, 2019, 10:56:24 PM

Quote from: jbreher on March 06, 2019, 01:18:44 PM

Are your incorrect blatherings driven by ideology?

The same could be asked of you.

There are several coins up more than BCH, take for example Binance Coin

Which is why I would not make the claim that Binance coin "is dying". The careful reader will note that the claim to which I was responding was that BCH "is dying". Which -- at an increase on the day -- is quite clearly false.

I don't much GAF about Binance coin, which is why I did not comment upon it until you drew me into a discussion upon it. But at least I can be truthful about it, which is more than I can say about tbct_mt2. Why you feel the need to spout off on the topic with a non sequitur about Binance Coin is beyond me.

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Quote from: jbreher on March 06, 2019, 01:18:44 PM

Are your incorrect blatherings driven by ideology?

The same could be asked of you.

There are several coins up more than BCH, take for example Binance Coin, which is coming close to passing BCH.

The point the comment you referenced is making is that BCH has been falling to the wayside for an entire year now and there's no reason why this trend would ever shift. It was created and marketed based on the idea that it was "the real bitcoin." This narrative has been proven to be false. And now you have a fork draining your support by a lunatic claiming to be "the real Satoshi," which some of the less intelligent of the community continue to entertain to this day. Though its surely driven by rational thinking and not ideology, I'm sure. Roll Eyes

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Quote from: tbct_mt2 on March 06, 2019, 03:22:19 AM

BCash is dying.

You seem to be gravely mistaken.

BCH is up over 6% today.

Are your incorrect blatherings driven by ideology?

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Quote from: mindrust on March 06, 2019, 03:18:26 AM

One of the main investor of blockchain.com/info is Roger Ver who is the CEO of Bcash. It is natural that are confused about this bullshit because it is designed to confuse you just like bcash itself.

Just ignore it and use another block explorer.

BCash is dying.
The topic of Bitcoin Cash is likely a land-fill area with abundant bunches of pyramid quotes.
I have taken some pyramid quotes in the topic for my instances in my topic.
Tips for newbies, who want to avoid over-quoting
Even bullshit has its own helpful use-cases

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Quote from: tbct_mt2 on March 06, 2019, 03:01:12 AM

I thank you so much for your kindly clarifications.

Quote from: mindrust on March 06, 2019, 01:30:47 AM

If you still have the control over that old btc address(i mean if you own the private key), you can still claim your bch and bsv. (Like i said only if you had any funds before 2017 August)

That's what I known, but recent days, I noticed that https://www.blockchain.com/explorer redesigned their user interface.
When I type BTC address, I can check both BTC and BCH transactions.
That's why I asked the question, even I don't think that I have any chance to claim those coins.

As you said, I think it's better if blockchain.info should make adjustments for their site to avoid misunderstandings; especially for noobs in crypto.

Edited:
Sorry, I visited minutes ago to check. In fact, I missed something seriously.
The site redesigned recently, that I did not know.
So, what I asked is for the redesign round, before the latest one. Sorry. Close the question for now.

One of the main investor of blockchain.com/info is Roger Ver who is the CEO of Bcash. It is natural that are confused about this bullshit because it is designed to confuse you just like bcash itself.

Just ignore it and use another block explorer.

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I thank you so much for your kindly clarifications.

Quote from: mindrust on March 06, 2019, 01:30:47 AM

If you still have the control over that old btc address(i mean if you own the private key), you can still claim your bch and bsv. (Like i said only if you had any funds before 2017 August)

That's what I known, but recent days, I noticed that https://www.blockchain.com/explorer redesigned their user interface.
When I type BTC address, I can check both BTC and BCH transactions.
That's why I asked the question, even I don't think that I have any chance to claim those coins.

As you said, I think it's better if blockchain.info should make adjustments for their site to avoid misunderstandings; especially for noobs in crypto.

Edited:
Sorry, I visited minutes ago to check. In fact, I missed something seriously.
The site redesigned recently, that I did not know.
So, what I asked is for the redesign round, before the latest one. Sorry. Close the question for now.

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Quote from: tbct_mt2 on March 05, 2019, 08:53:06 PM

I noticed that whenever I made a bitcoin transaction, I also saw that there is same amount of BCH transaction on the main net of BCH with the same address of my Bitcoin asset.
So, my question (a greedy one) is can I claim my BCH coins with the same address?
If not, what happened with amount of BCH generated due to my BTC transaction?

I think you are mixing up stuff.

You can claim your bcash only if you had any bitcoins before the fork happened in August 1 2017. If you moved your bitcoins after that date, your bch tokens will stay on the old address. They won't be moving along with your btc

If you still have the control over that old btc address(i mean if you own the private key), you can still claim your bch and bsv. (Like i said only if you had any funds before 2017 August)

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I noticed that whenever I made a bitcoin transaction, I also saw that there is same amount of BCH transaction on the main net of BCH with the same address of my Bitcoin asset.
So, my question (a greedy one) is can I claim my BCH coins with the same address?
If not, what happened with amount of BCH generated due to my BTC transaction?

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Quote from: tbct_mt2 on March 02, 2019, 01:06:07 AM

Quote from: mindrust on March 02, 2019, 12:52:44 AM

Like bch is bitcoin freaks weren't enough now we have bsv is bitcoin retards. Good news is both of them are dying and nobody gives a shit.

Forks usually fail.
It's the fact.
Let's see how many forks from bitcoin, and Ethereum, the top two biggest assets in crypto.
And how successful they have been months or years after forks?
failures, in general.

I guess success of forks depends on the developers and the community it has. Fortunately BCH has its own loyal supporters and the community continues to thrive.

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Thai SEC Permits Use of BCH for ICO & Trading
https://coindar.org/en/event/bitcoin-cash-bch-thai-sec-permits-use-of-bch-for-ico-trading-18065

This is fake news. The Thai SEC expressly forbids the use of BCH for ICOs. That was what was said in the actual press release:

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This latest update has resulted in the total of four cryptocurrencies for ICO investments and base trading pairs, namely (1) Bitcoin (BTC), (2) Ethereum (ETH), (3) Ripple (XRP) and (4) Stellar (XLM). Also, three other cryptocurrencies have been removed from the list, namely (1) Bitcoin Cash (BCH), (2) Ethereum Classic (ETC) and (3) Litecoin (LTC). In any case, the list update has no impact on investors or digital asset businesses because so far no ICO has been launched and the operating digital asset exchanges have never used BCH, ETC or LTC as base trading pairs.

No wonder Shy Ronnie is shy. They're full of shit.

https://twitter.com/doc_bitcoin/status/1102000528957927424?s=21

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Quote from: mindrust on March 02, 2019, 12:52:44 AM

Like bch is bitcoin freaks weren't enough now we have bsv is bitcoin retards. Good news is both of them are dying and nobody gives a shit.

Forks usually fail.
It's the fact.
Let's see how many forks from bitcoin, and Ethereum, the top two biggest assets in crypto.
And how successful they have been months or years after forks?
failures, in general.

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Like bch is bitcoin freaks weren't enough now we have bsv is bitcoin retards. Good news is both of them are dying and nobody gives a shit.

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Thai SEC Permits Use of BCH for ICO & Trading
https://coindar.org/en/event/bitcoin-cash-bch-thai-sec-permits-use-of-bch-for-ico-trading-18065

There's a Thai SEC? Well, you learn something new every day!

Here it is folks, this is your average BTC Maximalist you are arguing with.

Make the switch now,

BSV is Bitcoin.

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Quote from: Globb0 on March 01, 2019, 06:55:58 AM

Wrong, my patent stands watch as all comedians get thrown in Jail!

the joke will be on you. and the courts will be laughing at you not with you because law.

Right mister you are sailing a bit close to the wind here, I have other patents registered in Australia, don't make me arrest you

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Quote from: cAPSLOCK on March 01, 2019, 01:44:58 AM

Quote from: tbct_mt2 on March 01, 2019, 01:21:16 AM

My small suggestion for all guys joined the topic for discussion.
Please don't pyramid quote with your replies.
Pyramid quotes make the topic looks like shit, honestly.
I don't like it no matter what kind of ideas you wrote.

I am not sure what you mean?

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