Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 665. (Read 704812 times)

I'm not even sure why people would want BCH to become BTC when one of the main person behind BCH split already mentioned that BCH is not BTC.

Yeah me too, I like to go on this forum just to re-affirm to myself that I hope I am right too

The movement of Bitcoin Cash shows that it is pretty much just another altcoin. I realized that many people were of the opinion that Bitcoin Cash will take over should the real Bitcoin drop. Can't really see that happening.

is mine bitcoin cash now profit than bitcoin?

Not forgetting that this very second the bitcoin network is processing 800% more transactions a second this is typically 1000% more a second and even higher during peak times

Also conveniently all graphs had the timescales cut off because they are incorrect and fraudulent but nice try this project only launched this year (around April) and had no data collected from the bitcoin nodes until around july 2017

Rock on! Thank you 

BINGO. Image inline.

You've got some guys on this thread that are stupid, they think a full mempool is GOOD. The claim is that "nobody is using Bitcoin Cash because the mempool is empty" LOL.

Yeah, quotes from Luke make my days - let's treat him as a curiosity rather than reference point though.
It's generally getting clear Bitcoin Core is now so far from the original that it just can't be considered Bitcoin anymore.
Obviously it carries the name Bitcoin, but its properties are getting very different from "peer-to-peer electronic cash system".

a more simple explanation :
newcomers overcome in number the old btc holders, whose accounts are often dormant.

ww.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-04/alert-explosive-ico-market-deserves-closer-look-–-13-billion-hiding-blockchain

they may prefer BCC for investing, due to lower price.

2 days ago we have a bad news from china , china Ban ICOs
i lost 30% invest to bch
but  i think it will growing up soon..

Exactly. Bitcoin Cash has been proportional and growing it's ratio value.
For BCH to be $50, BTC then would have to be approx. $400.

My question to you is, if BCH is $50, what do you think BTC will be worth at that point?

I think I found BlackWidow  





So you're saying Bitcoin could be a religion and not a technology?  

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On that note:

Check this out! Now this is compelling. Comparing Mempool graphs of Bitcoin Core vs Bitcoin Cash in comparison to the years of 2009-2016 (during Bitcoin's prime).

well technically you can't prove something isn't real. it's like saying we have proven a fact that aliens don't exist. they actually could be out there, we just don't know. you have stated an opinion/educated guess, not a fact

Indeed. "Sex, drugs, and violence", is quite entertaining/captivating lol  

"One does not have to disrespect and insult others simply to hold one's own ground. If someone does this, that shows how shaky their own position is." - Red Haircrow

Finally, someome is LISTENING.

THAT IS CORRECT SIR, BUY WHEN IT HITS $50

THATS ALL IVE BEEN TRYING TO TELL YOU...


.....ALL ALONG!!!!


BRAVO!!!

THIS GUY GETS IT (not being sarcastic whatsoever)

There was over 350 MILLION IN VOLUME IN BITCOIN CASH COIN, JUST IN THE LAST 24 HOURS.

Now, think about your last statement very carefully, give it all you got.

Did I see that this is a scam?

Or did I spend hundreds of millions of dollars to prove my point to YOU of all people?

We have witnessed that you have a hard time perceiving reality for what it is, but EVEN YOU CAN GET THIS ONE RIGHT.

WOW, JUST, WOW

I AM BLOWN AWAY RIGHT NOW, REALLY!!

DO YOU HEAR THIS SHIT GUYS?

THAT....IS....SOOOOOO.....FUNNY!!!!

I THINK I GOT A CHECKMATE HERE GUYS.

Really? Bwhahahahahhahaha

Okay.. I will summarize:

The only system of economics that has proven to sustain itself without a central authority is the free market. But the free market is messy; while the world as a whole wins overall with increased wealth, new technologies, and greater standards of living, some participants in the system do far better than others.
The ideology of Core is the same tired argument that has called for intervention in this "messy" system to make it better and more fair. Invariably those trying to control the system end up making it worse, and everyone using it poorer.
Those who advocate for a central authority to manage economies (or Bitcoin) are under the mistaken impression that those who support the system by profiting from it (mining coins) are doing so out of pure greed. "Greedy capitalists" is a common refrain among those who fail to understand free markets, why people actually participate in them, and how we all benefit from them.
People who understand the libertarian ideals of Satoshi's original vision know that miners are providing a service to the network in exchange for payment. The miners are trading their precious electricity and depreciation on the mining tools they've invested in, for something they want more: coins. Meanwhile the network is trading their precious coins for something they want more: network stability. There is nothing greedy about this exchange! Both parties want what the other has more than what they themselves have and both parties end up marginally RICHER afterwards: The network profits from increased usability, while the miners profit directly in coins.
However, if you believe miners are in this only because you believe they're "greedy" then the reasoning behind Core's behaviour becomes obvious. Their vision of Bitcoin is the new socialist utopia, where miners use their infrastructure to support the network out of a sense of duty to the network rather than profiting monetarily. They cannot comprehend that mutual benefit is required for all parties to continue participating in the network, and the foundation of mutual benefit is self-interest. Contributing to the network out of sense of duty is in fact a form of slavery.

"That mining has profits at all is a bug." - Luke-jr 

Hell, I hope it's $400 tomorrow, fuck $300, man if that $50 price tag comes I'll be ecstatic because I know how this will end up playing out.