Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 609. (Read 704812 times)

After an 11% drop

why the coin is dumping so hard
is there anynews i am missing here??

markets be markets yo, to note bcc is the only coin in the top 10 cmc that is >3% in the green

why the coin is dumping so hard
is there anynews i am missing here??

The whole EDA is a mess and cannot be fixed without another fork and also expect the current broken chain to live on if that happens

For the newbies, there is a comprehensive and mathematical answer to this question here [fork.lol]

Bullshit, and you know it perfectly well : In the original Bitcoin, Satoshi introduced a feedback loop for mining. Mining is done with mining computers that do calculations. As time goes on, those computers get more powerful and thus the calculations will be finished sooner.
In order to avoid blocks coming faster and faster as computers get more powerful Satoshi Nakamoto introduced the mining-difficulty adjustment.
Every 2016 blocks the total amount of time taken to mine them is taken and used to calculate the difficulty for the next period of 2016 blocks. The calculation keeps the blocks spaced about 10 minutes apart.
The number 2016 is taken from the fact that this is the exact number of blocks we expect to appear in a 2 week period, assuming they come every 10 minutes. These were the initial designs as made by Satoshi Nakamoto. We got used to his choices looking simple but being brilliant in balancing balancing out the incentives between the different parties in Bitcoin.

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/74g8zf/investigating_the_difficulty_adjustment_in/

"Also, you should model an attacking miner like Bitfury who wants to destroy BCC and keep everything contained in SegWit coin. Remember, they may also be interested in causing disruption where blocks are NOT found quickly, in order to make BCC less reliable. They may take a loss on their mining to push difficulty waaaaay up, and then pull all their hashrate, then repeat when the difficulty begins to drop. How effective would this attack be? What would the maximum and average block solution time be if the miner with x% of the hash rate did this attack?"

I think btc still more profitable than the btc cash for now.

What utility, its unusable. Last block mined more then 3 hours ago. There is no utility in BCH at the moment.

Bullshit, and you know it perfectly well : In the original Bitcoin, Satoshi introduced a feedback loop for mining. Mining is done with mining computers that do calculations. As time goes on, those computers get more powerful and thus the calculations will be finished sooner.
In order to avoid blocks coming faster and faster as computers get more powerful Satoshi Nakamoto introduced the mining-difficulty adjustment.
Every 2016 blocks the total amount of time taken to mine them is taken and used to calculate the difficulty for the next period of 2016 blocks. The calculation keeps the blocks spaced about 10 minutes apart.
The number 2016 is taken from the fact that this is the exact number of blocks we expect to appear in a 2 week period, assuming they come every 10 minutes. These were the initial designs as made by Satoshi Nakamoto. We got used to his choices looking simple but being brilliant in balancing balancing out the incentives between the different parties in Bitcoin.

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/74g8zf/investigating_the_difficulty_adjustment_in/

"Also, you should model an attacking miner like Bitfury who wants to destroy BCC and keep everything contained in SegWit coin. Remember, they may also be interested in causing disruption where blocks are NOT found quickly, in order to make BCC less reliable. They may take a loss on their mining to push difficulty waaaaay up, and then pull all their hashrate, then repeat when the difficulty begins to drop. How effective would this attack be? What would the maximum and average block solution time be if the miner with x% of the hash rate did this attack?"

EDA has nothing to do with the value of BCH. It's to prevent a death spiral, and it is effective for this purpose. The value is based on its utility and adoption rate, which is increasing rapidly (4 new exchanges, including 1 BCH->fiat, in the past week).We'll see exactly why Segwit BTC-1x is weak without EDA in November when the SHTF with Segwit2x.

is it easy to mine btc cash than btc?

These guys are both borderline retarded (Sopranos poster and the gold chain, really?). Doofus #2's math on the inflation rate is completely wrong - he is only counting coins since the fork instead of total coins - derp. Furthermore, BCH never will have an inflation rate anywhere near what BTC had during the 50BTC block reward period!   "716% inflation, ehrmagerd hyperinflation", after he claims that BCH's inflation rate will increase when the block reward decreases? Wow, only an idiot would believe any of this trash. I suppose this is the level of intellect in the crypto investing space now, greater fool sheeple.  "Segwit has been the best improvement in the history of Bitcoin", LAWL.

EDA has nothing to do with the value of BCH. It's to prevent a death spiral, and it is effective for this purpose. The value is based on its utility and adoption rate, which is increasing rapidly (4 new exchanges, including 1 BCH->fiat, in the past week).We'll see exactly why Segwit BTC-1x is weak without EDA in November when the SHTF with Segwit2x.

Bitcoin Gold has got to be one of the biggest shitcoins of all time. I'm too disgusted to compile their crap, but I suppose I will compile and dump it when the time comes.

The BCH address FUD isn't sticking to the wall either. I'm glad all of this FUD opened the buy window, however. Thanks, dumbazzes!

Interesting take on the EDA and what's going to happen if nothing changes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWG513bfNlE

At any rate, interesting part on your yt vid about BTG scam crew asking for BTC wallet users to send their private key.

BCH will be remembered for a long tine but not in a good way

Im moving more btc to bch just now 

You can bet BCH will be remembered long after BCG is forgotten.