Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 89. (Read 704506 times)

Bch abc has generally been dropping about everyday except yesterday .  And bch sv has been one of the most wreckless volatile thing dropping 50% on day 2 then 2 days later it is 4x higher then drops 60% the next day and then goes up about 40%.  I am not sure, is this some kind of game to see which team can mine the most coins

It seems to me that many in the crypto space could benefit from learning how important scaleability is. I'll keep it as short and sweet as i can. The foundation of the bitcoin network are the miners, miners keep the chain secure while processing transactions and adding blocks to the chain. Miners have skin in the game, if there is no profitability, they dont mine. No miners means no chain security, or transaction processing, miners need profitability to keep bitcoin alive. When the next halving hits, it is a 50% cut on their profits, in order to make up for this there needs to be double the amount of transactions coming in so that miners can continue staying in profit from large quantities of low fees. Why low fees you ask? Because no one is going to pay an absurd amount of a fee to send coin from one place to the other, the best solution is to grow the number of transactions with different rates of fees, this opens the range of profitability for miners. IF BITCOIN DOES NOT SCALE, and TRANSACTION VOLUME DOES NOT INCREASE BY AT LEAST 2X BEFORE THE NEXT HALVING, IT IS GAME OVER FOR BITCOIN. Why? Because the miners will be out of business, no miners=no bitcoin. BTC segwit can no longer scale and we will see that in the coming years, BCH can scale, but not if idiots like ABC get to do whatever the hell they want to the protocol, which btw right now their goal is to implement WHC/plasma, and hundreds of shitcoins.

Did I get that right?

You must be new to blockchains, let me simplify it for you. The hash war is not over until one side quits, the longest chain wins buddy. Just because ABC got a burst of hashrate from roger switching his btc mining pool to bch, doesnt mean they will sustain that hash rate in the long run. It cost him a fuck load of money to do that

That's not the way it works.

No sv block explorer ....no sv.

Bch abc has generally been dropping about everyday except yesterday .  And bch sv has been one of the most wreckless volatile thing dropping 50% on day 2 then 2 days later it is 4x higher then drops 60% the next day and then goes up about 40%.  I am not sure, is this some kind of game to see which team can mine the most coins

It seems to me that many in the crypto space could benefit from learning how important scaleability is. I'll keep it as short and sweet as i can. The foundation of the bitcoin network are the miners, miners keep the chain secure while processing transactions and adding blocks to the chain. Miners have skin in the game, if there is no profitability, they dont mine. No miners means no chain security, or transaction processing, miners need profitability to keep bitcoin alive. When the next halving hits, it is a 50% cut on their profits, in order to make up for this there needs to be double the amount of transactions coming in so that miners can continue staying in profit from large quantities of low fees. Why low fees you ask? Because no one is going to pay an absurd amount of a fee to send coin from one place to the other, the best solution is to grow the number of transactions with different rates of fees, this opens the range of profitability for miners. IF BITCOIN DOES NOT SCALE, and TRANSACTION VOLUME DOES NOT INCREASE BY AT LEAST 2X BEFORE THE NEXT HALVING, IT IS GAME OVER FOR BITCOIN. Why? Because the miners will be out of business, no miners=no bitcoin. BTC segwit can no longer scale and we will see that in the coming years, BCH can scale, but not if idiots like ABC get to do whatever the hell they want to the protocol, which btw right now their goal is to implement WHC/plasma, and hundreds of shitcoins.

Did I get that right?

Still Trading:
(BCHSV)  $116.65 USD
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash-sv/#markets

Bitcoin Cash ABC   $248.32 USD
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash-abc/#markets

https://forkmonitor.info/nodes/bch
Last ABC Block => Height: 556974 (2018-11-16 18:26)
Last SV   Block=>  Height: 556961 (2018-11-16 18:21)

Both still kicking from the looks of it.  

* Some coins specific block explorers are needed however. *
Looks like the old cash explorers are all pointing to ABC chain.
SV needs a block explorer if anyone is supposed to take them seriously.

lol i state falsehoods , do you say the same to your faketoshi?



oh and btw, sv coin is dead....no one with any sense would want to buy ,use or support that shit.

Boy, when you state falsehoods, you go all-in, don't you? Every last one of your 'no' statements above is disproven by the most cursory glance at Coin Dance.

Guys sv just died, no split, no sv coin..no hash 

You've done nothing but shill for CSW so hard that if you weren't him, you're his biggest fan, so its a logical assumption.

I looking forward to see this thread being locked as exchanges already have started to delist BCH. In coming days Coinmarketcap also will remove BCH and then two lower positioned will be allocated to these new born coins. I think it is matter of time now. BCH is clear looser till now as on cost of it BCHABC and BCHSV will continue fighting to decide which is real BCash.