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Mrpumperitis

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Quote from: bones261 on August 19, 2017, 06:03:57 PM

Quote from: Mrpumperitis on August 19, 2017, 05:59:00 PM

^ ..and who are you? lol

anyways...here you go

Blockchain Overview
There have been 1198 blocks mined since the hard fork.
(1556 blocks behind the original chain)

The Bitcoin Cash blockchain is currently operating at 13% of the original chain's difficulty.

The original chain has grown 2.35GB more than the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.

It is currently 45% more profitable to mine on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.

You didn't add the bit about miners on the other chain losing 10 billion dollars a day. There is nothing to debunk here. Completely factual.

And who am I? I'm a Legendary.

so is becoin lol...doesnt mean much, unless there is a large number of legends.

as for the number you keep going on about...i did put it in brackets, that i made it up Tongue

...not my fault you took it so serious Cheesy

..i mean why..why so serious lol

so bones...lol, tells me this , since your so gd with numbers,

is it possible that the current 45% can become 500% (if price reaches 1.0) and even higher?

TOYJJWGS

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Recently bcc price skyrocketing, very normal, as a complete fork, I do not like him, but certainly have the interests of the relationship to protect,

bones261

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Quote from: Mrpumperitis on August 19, 2017, 05:59:00 PM

^ ..and who are you? lol

anyways...here you go

Blockchain Overview
There have been 1198 blocks mined since the hard fork.
(1556 blocks behind the original chain)

The Bitcoin Cash blockchain is currently operating at 13% of the original chain's difficulty.

The original chain has grown 2.35GB more than the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.

It is currently 45% more profitable to mine on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.

You didn't add the bit about miners on the other chain losing 10 billion dollars a day. There is nothing to debunk here. Completely factual.

And who am I? I'm a Legendary. Doesn't that alone get any respect around here anymore? Grin

Mrpumperitis

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^ ..and who are you? lol

anyways...here you go

Blockchain Overview
There have been 1198 blocks mined since the hard fork.
(1556 blocks behind the original chain)

The Bitcoin Cash blockchain is currently operating at 13% of the original chain's difficulty.

The original chain has grown 2.35GB more than the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.

It is currently 45% more profitable to mine on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain.

so bones...lol, tells me this , since your so gd with numbers,

is it possible that the current 45% can become 500% (if price reaches 1.0) and even higher?

bones261

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Quote from: Mrpumperitis on August 19, 2017, 05:43:38 PM

why do the trolls always disappear when i arrive ,lol im only left with tek Huh

lol

Make another post that can be easily debunked with grammar school math. I'll be happy to troll you. Kiss

Mrpumperitis

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why do the trolls always disappear when i arrive ,lol im only left with tek Huh

lol

preda

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Quote from: Lindsey-Crypto on August 19, 2017, 04:42:36 PM

Quote from: preda on August 19, 2017, 04:37:56 PM

Quote from: Lindsey-Crypto on August 19, 2017, 04:33:29 PM

Quote from: preda on August 19, 2017, 04:28:57 PM

guys.. the situation is little condused...

bch is bitcoin cash called even bcc but bcc also is bitcoinconnect
so this pool is for bitcoinconnect or bitcoincash? thanks
https://bcc.suprnova.cc

"it's "Bitcoin Cash" which resulted from a fork on 01. August 2017"

yes i know bro what i mean is the supernova pool is for bitcoinconnect is this right?
bch and bcc are used for bitcoin cash how you can see on whattomine too.. but there is bcc fo rbitconnect too situation is lil confused..

I quoted from suprnova. The pool is for Bitcoin Cash (BCC/BCH). It's not for mining bitcoinconnect (neither rbitconnect).

yes i read late ahahahah thanks the same for the support

Lindsey-Crypto

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Quote from: preda on August 19, 2017, 04:37:56 PM

Quote from: Lindsey-Crypto on August 19, 2017, 04:33:29 PM

Quote from: preda on August 19, 2017, 04:28:57 PM

guys.. the situation is little condused...

bch is bitcoin cash called even bcc but bcc also is bitcoinconnect
so this pool is for bitcoinconnect or bitcoincash? thanks
https://bcc.suprnova.cc

"it's "Bitcoin Cash" which resulted from a fork on 01. August 2017"

yes i know bro what i mean is the supernova pool is for bitcoinconnect is this right?
bch and bcc are used for bitcoin cash how you can see on whattomine too.. but there is bcc fo rbitconnect too situation is lil confused..

I quoted from suprnova. The pool is for Bitcoin Cash (BCC/BCH). It's not for mining bitcoinconnect (neither rbitconnect).

preda

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Quote from: Lindsey-Crypto on August 19, 2017, 04:33:29 PM

Quote from: preda on August 19, 2017, 04:28:57 PM

guys.. the situation is little condused...

bch is bitcoin cash called even bcc but bcc also is bitcoinconnect
so this pool is for bitcoinconnect or bitcoincash? thanks
https://bcc.suprnova.cc

"it's "Bitcoin Cash" which resulted from a fork on 01. August 2017"

yes i know bro what i mean is the supernova pool is for bitcoinconnect is this right?
bch and bcc are used for bitcoin cash how you can see on whattomine too.. but there is bcc fo rbitconnect too situation is lil confused..

omg you meant what supernova wrote!!!! sorry bro i didnt read my bad!!! thanks
Welcome to Suprnova's BCC (Bitcoin Cash) Pool. This is NOT the original Bitcoin, it's "Bitcoin Cash" which resulted from a fork on 01. August 2017. It shares the same mining algo but it's a different coin.

As this is a separate project - please register a new account, even if you've registered on a different Suprnova Pool before.

sorry again

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Quote from: preda on August 19, 2017, 04:28:57 PM

guys.. the situation is little condused...

bch is bitcoin cash called even bcc but bcc also is bitcoinconnect
so this pool is for bitcoinconnect or bitcoincash? thanks
https://bcc.suprnova.cc

"it's "Bitcoin Cash" which resulted from a fork on 01. August 2017"

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Persistence turnsfailure into xemplary achievement

Quote from: tekmobile on August 19, 2017, 04:25:16 PM

Quote from: STOPBEINGREEDY on August 19, 2017, 04:09:17 PM

Quote from: tekmobile on August 19, 2017, 04:01:10 PM

Quote from: STOPBEINGREEDY on August 19, 2017, 03:59:12 PM

Hi guys. Am not very technically literate so plz humour a noob question from me.
I just found out a freind of mine has been holding 19 bitcoins since 2016.

Is it too late for her to get BCH now?

No they are still there and will be forever until moved there is no time limit

Thanks a lot tekmobile for reply.
Can you plz post what instructions my friend would need to follow in order to retreive and use the BCH.

*noob friendly* instructions please.
Thanks a million in advance.

If you want to make sure just check on blockdozer http://blockdozer.com/insight/ for the wallet address NOT the private key

Safest way is to move all BTC from the wallet to a new one

Then get a wallet that supports BCH (Electron cash is probably the easiest)
and just import the private key from the wallet that had the BTC in it and do what you want with it (move it to another wallet, exchange or just give me it and I will dispose of it lol)

Thanks for that.
Will communicate with my friend tomorrow and tell you how it went.

preda

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guys.. the situation is little condused...

bch is bitcoin cash called even bcc but bcc also is bitcoinconnect
so this pool is for bitcoinconnect or bitcoincash? thanks
https://bcc.suprnova.cc

tekmobile

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Quote from: STOPBEINGREEDY on August 19, 2017, 04:09:17 PM

Quote from: tekmobile on August 19, 2017, 04:01:10 PM

Quote from: STOPBEINGREEDY on August 19, 2017, 03:59:12 PM

Hi guys. Am not very technically literate so plz humour a noob question from me.
I just found out a freind of mine has been holding 19 bitcoins since 2016.

Is it too late for her to get BCH now?

No they are still there and will be forever until moved there is no time limit

Thanks a lot tekmobile for reply.
Can you plz post what instructions my friend would need to follow in order to retreive and use the BCH.

*noob friendly* instructions please.
Thanks a million in advance.

If you want to make sure just check on blockdozer http://blockdozer.com/insight/ for the wallet address NOT the private key

Safest way is to move all BTC from the wallet to a new one

Then get a wallet that supports BCH (Electron cash is probably the easiest)
and just import the private key from the wallet that had the BTC in it and do what you want with it (move it to another wallet, exchange or just give me it and I will dispose of it lol)

hope-crypto

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If BCH become ''new Bitcoin'' it would be a step backward right now. It's just another altcoin and it's more centralized than decentralized with miner who have 97% hash power. And it's not even the best ''new Bitcoin''... You also have BTX which is technically better than BCH... Bitcoin will always be king and no one will take over.

STOPBEINGREEDY

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Quote from: tekmobile on August 19, 2017, 04:01:10 PM

Quote from: STOPBEINGREEDY on August 19, 2017, 03:59:12 PM

Hi guys. Am not very technically literate so plz humour a noob question from me.
I just found out a freind of mine has been holding 19 bitcoins since 2016.

Is it too late for her to get BCH now?

No they are still there and will be forever until moved there is no time limit

Thanks a lot tekmobile for reply.
Can you plz post what instructions my friend would need to follow in order to retreive and use the BCH.

*noob friendly* instructions please.
Thanks a million in advance.

tekmobile

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Quote from: STOPBEINGREEDY on August 19, 2017, 03:59:12 PM

Hi guys. Am not very technically literate so plz humour a noob question from me.
I just found out a freind of mine has been holding 19 bitcoins since 2016.

Is it too late for her to get BCH now?

No they are still there and will be forever until moved there is no time limit

STOPBEINGREEDY

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Persistence turnsfailure into xemplary achievement

that qoute was an error on my part.
Thanks.

STOPBEINGREEDY

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Quote from: tekmobile on August 19, 2017, 03:50:11 PM

Quote from: European Central Bank on August 19, 2017, 03:44:01 PM

Quote from: klintay on August 19, 2017, 03:41:44 PM

no one else can be get any blocks because 1 miner owns 97% of the hash power and they are keeping their pool private

they will open it up when they've fiddled with the difficulty enough to attract others and supported the price long enough to fool them into signing up.

i wonder who it could be? boy, that's a big mystery.

Well 1Mn8mkxYm6GGcdUH5Ts3XJN4Ujz4CJerbW was the dominant miner from the very start and has stopped mining since block 479650 but then this other big miner started at block 479653 and has taken its place ? I suspect they just changed there address there is no other explanation for the largest miner to just disapear and a new one comes and takes its place

Thats 12 blocks in a row now for miner 17SMJT44JbqtGMD9g1M6cZsmqD5b6Y9AbY

Hi guys. Am not very technically literate so plz humour a noob question from me.
I just found out a freind of mine has been holding 19 bitcoins since 2016.

Is it too late for her to get BCH now?

tekmobile

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Quote from: European Central Bank on August 19, 2017, 03:44:01 PM

Quote from: klintay on August 19, 2017, 03:41:44 PM

no one else can be get any blocks because 1 miner owns 97% of the hash power and they are keeping their pool private

they will open it up when they've fiddled with the difficulty enough to attract others and supported the price long enough to fool them into signing up.

i wonder who it could be? boy, that's a big mystery.

Well 1Mn8mkxYm6GGcdUH5Ts3XJN4Ujz4CJerbW was the dominant miner from the very start and has stopped mining since block 479650 but then this other big miner started at block 479653 and has taken its place ? I suspect they just changed there address there is no other explanation for the largest miner to just disapear and a new one comes and takes its place

Thats 12 blocks in a row now for miner 17SMJT44JbqtGMD9g1M6cZsmqD5b6Y9AbY

Mrpumperitis

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Quote from: gmerk on August 19, 2017, 07:09:48 AM

Well, we've seen lots of weird stuff in the alt market, but after last night and this morning, I think this is the weirdest of all.
Although I'm with the BTC side (segwit-coin, lol), I must admit that the BCH fanboys have some valid arguments.
BCH is indeed closer to the original version of bitcoin. Segwit is indeed a major modification.

I still don't believe that we'll see the flippening or parity, but this unstoppable rally is awesome.

BTW, Mr. Pumperitis, I'm sorry for being ironic and laughed at you, now I see you had a point...
I'm not saying you're totally right, but some things you said are true.

Now let's all enjoy the rest of the rally, and see where it stops... Grin

No need to be sorry bro, im just glad you looked into it a bit deeper and came to your own conclusion

A very honest post imo, and i respect that alot.
Gd luck and welcome to the family Kiss

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