Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 758. (Read 704812 times)

BCASH is going to be (Maybe) another fork later. Better use Bitcoin Cash for now and ticker is BCH or BCC depends on the exchange.

So when do we start referring Bitcoincash as BCASH and Ticker BCH ??

Its possible to reach $400 quite easily but by then BTC will probably be nearer $8000+

Well, I believe that Satoshi created a protocol where he thought about the things that he couldn't think about back then. He created a protocol that makes everything possible. In order to take that properly into account, it would be more fair to say that he obviously created a solution that excludes nothing fro becoming reality. This is the huge achievement of Satoshi.

I thought the goal here was to establish that this fork is the legit fork. Anything less than the number one spot is a fail. This community better take giant leaps, not baby steps to reach their goal.


If BCH passes BTC, it would be a feat that would rival any miracle found in the Bible. Ver would then truly deserve his title as Bitcoin Jesus.

I don't think that bch has any longer g term potential. It would probably be dead by the time the bubble popped, and not likely sooner than that. It's not possible for both to be sustained for long.

I think it's absolutely hilarious that people think BCH will eventually pass BTC. That's just not going to happen.

I'm not one to speak in absolutes, but in this situation? I feel pretty confident in saying that BCH will *never* surpass BTC.

I might be wrong, eat crow, I'll accept the egg on my face. I hope everyone gets rich, but my opinion still stands.

Now it's BCH I also hope it will get succeed take back it's position if it would happen than price will be over $400. Let's see when this rise will happen this coin still has good buy support and that is nice sign.

Satoshi, whoever he/she/they were, couldn't possibly have considered future technology that even we have yet to consider. Satoshi is likely still kicking around.

Just like HTML continues to evolve, so will the blockchain.

BCC price stabilized and will be increasing soon, hope it will take back the 3rd position quickly

bitcoin cash could become bitcoin this is not a financial advice but the price is cheap it,s getting cheaper to mine bitcoin cash then bitcoin

bitcoin developers and bitcoin core developers all want a bitcoin currency competition.This could be huge for bitcoin with several harforks all free money

bitcoin cash could become the main chain but the Lightening network is great so it could also become one of the winning chain.bitcoin legacy with the original bitcoin chain could be like digital gold and be worth a lot of money.with all this coming competition bitcoin price and it,s different versión is going to increase a lot in price and bitcoin could become a main currency in business and commerce

IMO what was laid out 9 years ago doesn't have to be the be all and end all of bitcoin, over time, especially in the information sector, things change and grow. Segwit improves apon the origonal code in a way that perhaps Satoshi didn't even think about way back then, it fixes the malleability and quadratic scaling issues, increases transaction throughput and does this without the need of a hardfork. Its not about siding with whos smarter than who, you dont have to pick one team and block everyone else out, even entry level coders can come up with incredibly elegant solutions sometimes just because they aren't locked into the existing status quo.

None of the current proposals are good long term solutions and maybe bigger blocks will be necessary but its something that is being rushed unnecessarily at the moment. Personally for the main chain I believe that after segwit is activated we should wait and see what affect it has while continuing to work on other solutions like block size increases and other future bug fixes then, when and if it is deemed necessary, roll out as many of these improvemnts as possible in a single hardfork and only after the code has been thoroughly tested and peer reviewed. I dont think hardforking should be something that is taken lightly.

The beauty of bitcoin is that no one owns it and I can almost guarantee that is why Satoshi has publically dissapeared from the scene because he knows that if he were a public figure his opinion would be the final say on bitcoins future and I believe that in the end that goes against everything that he and bitcoin is about... decentralisation.

no offence taken, we are all here to learn.
1st the comment above, i didnt say anything, its words from maxwell.

ok try and keep it simple, the current btc is now segwit coin and not in line with what the original dev wanted...
bcc is in line with what the dev wanted.
segwit coin is 2tier/2nd layer
bcc is not and functions almost identical to what btc used to.
http://www.trustnodes.com/2017/07/23/bitcoin-cash-splitting-segwit
A pseudonymous cryptographer, going by the nickname of James A. Donald, argued that bitcoin could not scale because it:
“Requires each peer to have most past transactions, or most past transactions that occurred recently. If hundreds of millions of people are doing transactions, that is a lot of bandwidth – each must know all, or a substantial part thereof.”
Nakamoto rejected his argument,
*It is an argument that was repeated many times, with Nakamoto rejecting it each time to the point where he looses his cool and gave us one of his most famous lines:

“If you don’t believe me or don’t get it, I don’t have time to try to convince you, sorry.”

As such, everyone expected bitcoin to scale on-chain along the lines roughly laid out by Nakamoto who implemented a dual soft-limit and hard-limit.

The soft-limit was initially 250kb, which miners raised with no problem, despite the objections of some like Peter Todd and Luke JR, to 500kb, 750kb and then 1MB.

The 1MB hard-limit requires a hard-fork to be lifted. Something some Bitcoin Core developers, like Todd, Luke-Jr and Gregory Maxwell, had been arguing since around 2013 should not occur, with their points being a re-hash of Donald’s arguments.

So big blockers are rejecting segwit. Chain-split hard-forking to Bitcoin Cash, which continues the soft-limit and hard-limit approach laid down by Nakamoto and followed by the bitcoin network for much of its existence.



now can i ask you, is segwit coin really necessary?
 is peter toad smarter than satoshi?
what side are you on and why?
thanks m8  

The dev is not saying BTC (segwit) is inferior he is saying segwit2x is.

No offence but for someone so vehemently defending BCH you dont really seem to know whats going on.

That wasn't my intend. Just thought his argumentation is somehow "stupid" and polemic. 

Better you should start a topic in into Speculation (Altcoins) board if you are interested to take advice for other coins. Please don't try to hijack this thread by asking for suggestions.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=224.0

That`s the same as saying Lunyr and Monacocoin have grown more than 200% alongside BTC. So I should better invest there?

https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin%20cash/

Where can I find the hash rate for BCC?

LAWL tec GTFO w/rootshart and stupid contracts, you don't even understand mining and crypto networks. Take all of that ICO/BlockstreamBabble somewhere else.

Back on-topic, has anyone noticed that the BCC/$fiat exchange rate has held steady despite BTC/$fiat going through the roof?!

Essentially this means BCC value has grown ~30% alongside BTC.