Omg it's so bad...
They don't even have retarget difficulty at every block? How retarted this is...It gained so massive market cap only thanks to support most of the exchanges...
Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 827. (Read 704387 times)
"Please consider referring to Bitcoin Cash as BCH"
Found this text, that makes sense
https://forums.prohashing.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1753
Found this text, that makes sense
https://forums.prohashing.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1753
I do already for me thats now the accepted standard
"Please consider referring to Bitcoin Cash as BCH"
Found this text, that makes sense
https://forums.prohashing.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1753
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Postby Steve Sokolowski » Wed Aug 02, 2017 8:44 am
I wish I had been around to write about Bitcoin Cash last week, but we've been very busy trying to improve performance of our system. My one-line advice last week, which appears to be good for this morning at least, remains: don't sell Bitcoin Cash. It's going to be up and down for months, but people like us who actually send Bitcoin will continue to notice that the SegWit2x Bitcoin will remain overloaded and unusable. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Cash cleared out its entire mempool with each block. Technical stuff like that actually matters. Plus, the SegWit2x Bitcoin still has the same Core developers to deal with, it will remain mired in political deadlock, and it has uncertainty about the upcoming hard fork.
But the main point of this post is to implore people to begin referring to Bitcoin Cash as "BCH," a ticker symbol that was previously unused. While the exact symbol is unimportant, this seems as good as any because it has the most widespread usage so far. I urge community members to drop other symbols like "BCC." For one, the multiple symbols needlessly complicates software. Chris has wasted over a day now rewriting code to deal with this inconsistency. There are no other major coins that have inconsistent ticker symbols across exchanges.
More importantly, BCC has long been used by Bitconnectcoin, a popular coin with a high market capitalization. A search for the price of BCC can return the price of Bitconnectcoin, which has no relation to Bitcoin Cash. It has also been used to refer to Bitcoin Classic and even designates a futures market trading the hypothetical user-activated soft fork, which was averted. This user-activated soft fork is the complete opposite of what BCH is!
Please consider referring to Bitcoin Cash as BCH. We are submitting tickets to exchanges to suggest the same today. Referring to the coin as BCC causes people to accidentally buy and sell Bitconnectcoin, confuses people about Bitcoin Classic and Bitcoin Core, and creates unnecessary coding and debugging to deal with conflicting ticker symbols.
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Found this text, that makes sense
https://forums.prohashing.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1753
edit:
Link shows this text
Postby Steve Sokolowski » Wed Aug 02, 2017 8:44 am
I wish I had been around to write about Bitcoin Cash last week, but we've been very busy trying to improve performance of our system. My one-line advice last week, which appears to be good for this morning at least, remains: don't sell Bitcoin Cash. It's going to be up and down for months, but people like us who actually send Bitcoin will continue to notice that the SegWit2x Bitcoin will remain overloaded and unusable. Meanwhile, Bitcoin Cash cleared out its entire mempool with each block. Technical stuff like that actually matters. Plus, the SegWit2x Bitcoin still has the same Core developers to deal with, it will remain mired in political deadlock, and it has uncertainty about the upcoming hard fork.
But the main point of this post is to implore people to begin referring to Bitcoin Cash as "BCH," a ticker symbol that was previously unused. While the exact symbol is unimportant, this seems as good as any because it has the most widespread usage so far. I urge community members to drop other symbols like "BCC." For one, the multiple symbols needlessly complicates software. Chris has wasted over a day now rewriting code to deal with this inconsistency. There are no other major coins that have inconsistent ticker symbols across exchanges.
More importantly, BCC has long been used by Bitconnectcoin, a popular coin with a high market capitalization. A search for the price of BCC can return the price of Bitconnectcoin, which has no relation to Bitcoin Cash. It has also been used to refer to Bitcoin Classic and even designates a futures market trading the hypothetical user-activated soft fork, which was averted. This user-activated soft fork is the complete opposite of what BCH is!
Please consider referring to Bitcoin Cash as BCH. We are submitting tickets to exchanges to suggest the same today. Referring to the coin as BCC causes people to accidentally buy and sell Bitconnectcoin, confuses people about Bitcoin Classic and Bitcoin Core, and creates unnecessary coding and debugging to deal with conflicting ticker symbols.
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And what is this miner in an hotel in Taiwan : not clear at all, no ?
https://news.bitcoin.com/the-trading-center-in-hk-where-they-mined-most-of-the-bitcoin-cash-blocks/
Everyone is declaring BCH dead because the mine no blocks
but
If there arent 6 blocks mined every 12 hours difficulty will drop 20% every time. So if no blocks are founds diff will drop in a matter of days to a lvl that will be profitable to mine especially with these manipulated prices seen on the exchanges.
So if you want BCH to fail shouldnt it be better to mine more 6 blocks every 12 hour so diff ajustment wont take place untill another three months?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6r368j/bcash_will_mine_around_one_block_every_2_hours/
but
If there arent 6 blocks mined every 12 hours difficulty will drop 20% every time. So if no blocks are founds diff will drop in a matter of days to a lvl that will be profitable to mine especially with these manipulated prices seen on the exchanges.
So if you want BCH to fail shouldnt it be better to mine more 6 blocks every 12 hour so diff ajustment wont take place untill another three months?
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6r368j/bcash_will_mine_around_one_block_every_2_hours/
It's too late for such a strategy. Thanks to the 12-hour gap, we have six, back-to-back difficulty drops locked in. Difficulty will start reducing with block #478576. By the time we reach block #478581 the difficulty will have dropped from 860 billion to 225 billion (making it 3.8 times more profitable to mine BCH than before).
https://i.paste.pics/333f7f56a275e71d52405eabe4cacc64.png
why do i have this error while sending any transaction with bcc ?
mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed(signature must be zero for failed CHECK.....)
i did make any signature
why do i have this error while sending any transaction with bcc ?
mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed(signature must be zero for failed CHECK.....)
i did make any signature
Check your "coins" tab and also check your server. Ive been moving coins from my Electron BCC wallet
+1
Also, is it possible to move my BTC to my trezor address now that the fork has happened to claim my BCC? Or does it need to be done via the address that contained the BTC at the time of the fork?
Cheers for your help
Btw, poloniex is down for me right now,
so just wonder if they just woke up, and are implementing bch right now.
because yesterday on bittrex only on bch they had bigger volume, then whole polo with all currencies altogether.
so just wonder if they just woke up, and are implementing bch right now.
because yesterday on bittrex only on bch they had bigger volume, then whole polo with all currencies altogether.
What is the best wallet to use for Bitcoin Cash?
I downloaded the Bitcoin Unlimited Wallet, I have it running and started to syn since yesterday.
So I want to know if I need to have it syn from the beginning or not in order to use it.
Please someone can give me some advice,
Thank you!
I downloaded the Bitcoin Unlimited Wallet, I have it running and started to syn since yesterday.
So I want to know if I need to have it syn from the beginning or not in order to use it.
Please someone can give me some advice,
Thank you!
I was doing the same but ended up just using electron cash
What is the best wallet to use for Bitcoin Cash?
I downloaded the Bitcoin Unlimited Wallet, I have it running and started to syn since yesterday.
So I want to know if I need to have it syn from the beginning or not in order to use it.
Please someone can give me some advice,
Thank you!
I downloaded the Bitcoin Unlimited Wallet, I have it running and started to syn since yesterday.
So I want to know if I need to have it syn from the beginning or not in order to use it.
Please someone can give me some advice,
Thank you!
Because Zcash was not enought?
oh my god .... what's' happening 
My BCC tx was never confirmed. 16 Hours gone 
My BCC tx was never confirmed. 16 Hours gone So now what, we have to wait for another twelve hours till someone will find another block?
Or how is this working, Quite confusing.
Or how is this working, Quite confusing.
Just wait... I sent a payment earlier and took 10 hours to confirm and sent another earlier currently been waiting an hour still not confirmed
So now what, we have to wait for another twelve hours till someone will find another block?
Or how is this working, Quite confusing.
Or how is this working, Quite confusing.
Bittrex never accepted BCC/BCH deposits since the hardfork right?
Does HitBTC/viaBTC require any verification if I don't plan to deposit/withdraw fiat but just bitcoins/altcoins?
Thanks
Does HitBTC/viaBTC require any verification if I don't plan to deposit/withdraw fiat but just bitcoins/altcoins?
Thanks
I'm getting tired of the idiots saying BCC/BCH has no mining power. ViaBTC is mining only 18% of the blocks (https://cash.coin.dance/blocks), so 82% of hashpower is elsewhere. Even if Via has dropped below 100Ph/s, that would mean total mining capacity is roughly ~500Ph/s. Difficulty is still high, but will adjust radically in the next few days. I sent several BCC transactions and they confirmed in an hour. The BCC mempool is basically empty.
When the exchanges allow BCC withdrawals and deposits, things will change rapidly... Definitely some idiots on Bittrex buying at almost 0.5. Probably people are just figuring out how to get access to their BCC.
It's entirely possible that the BCC team anticipated the difficulty being very high and the block issuance being slow for the first few weeks. According to my reading, they did change the difficulty adjustment algorithm. Honestly, what difference do difficulty and block issuance speed make, the BCC blocks are 8MB , and nowhere near full. The only tangible effect is that mining is less profitable for the first few weeks.
When the exchanges allow BCC withdrawals and deposits, things will change rapidly... Definitely some idiots on Bittrex buying at almost 0.5. Probably people are just figuring out how to get access to their BCC.
It's entirely possible that the BCC team anticipated the difficulty being very high and the block issuance being slow for the first few weeks. According to my reading, they did change the difficulty adjustment algorithm. Honestly, what difference do difficulty and block issuance speed make, the BCC blocks are 8MB , and nowhere near full. The only tangible effect is that mining is less profitable for the first few weeks.