The game is that you buy, you sell and try to make the most of it, for your own profit.
So yes, of course, forks are great moments to place bets. Nothing revolutionary
Topic: Bitcoin cash briefly replaced rival digital coin ether (Read 198 times)
Isn't it just what bitcoin and other crypto currencies are all about?
The game is that you buy, you sell and try to make the most of it, for your own profit.
So yes, of course, forks are great moments to place bets. Nothing revolutionary
The game is that you buy, you sell and try to make the most of it, for your own profit.
So yes, of course, forks are great moments to place bets. Nothing revolutionary
Haha that must have been sad for bitcoin cash believers. I saw their subreddit and they were like all 'So when do we call bitcoin cash just bitcoin?' Joke's on them.
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Buterin said: "A key reason why I am now so confident in crypto is precisely the fact that there are so many different teams trying different approaches."
In other words, there are so many cooks and they spoiled the broth. One thing I realized as far as Bitcoin is concerned is the fact that it is akin to a chicken running around headless. I don't know if we can say that because it is really decentralized then there is no need to have a leader figure for it (unlike with Ethereum which has Buterin at the helm, even if figuratively). There is really an imperative for Bitcoin leaders and decision-makers to come, sit down and unite for the good of the whole cryptocurrency movement. We could not continue fighting each other and ignoring others' concerns while just promoting our own personal business interest. This can't go on if we are thinking of the overall viability and the bright future of Bitcoin.
ETH should be the second crypto to Bitcoin, ETH can be used for smart contracts and its scalability surpasses bitcoin
they are not rivals!
A cryptocurrency that split away from bitcoin was temporarily the second-largest virtual currency by market value on Sunday.
The market capitalization of bitcoin cash surged to more than $41 billion on Sunday at 2:29 a.m. ET, according to data by industry website Coinmarketcap. It dipped to $22 billion at 10:30 p.m. ET.
Bitcoin cash usurped rival digital coin ether — the digital token of the ethereum blockchain — becoming the second-largest digital currency by market cap for a number of hours.
Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, congratulated backers of the bitcoin offshoot on Twitter.
In response to a Twitter user that questioned the dominance of bitcoin, Buterin said: "A key reason why I am now so confident in crypto is precisely the fact that there are so many different teams trying different approaches."
Bitcoin hard fork shelved
Bitcoin cash's price rallied after plans for a so-called "hard fork" in the original blockchain were scrapped by developers. The digital currency reached a record high of $2,577.11 Sunday at 1:49 a.m. ET.
A number of people within the bitcoin community had hoped for an upgrade to the blockchain known as SegWit2x to speed up transactions. The upgrade would have likely resulted in another split in the blockchain. It was planned to go ahead this month but was shelved due to waning support.
Blockchain is the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. It records all transactions of the digital currency on a disparate network instead of one centralized server.
Two previous hard forks have resulted in the creation of new cryptocurrencies, bitcoin cash being one of them. Once the blockchain is forked, investors in bitcoin receive one new digital coin for every bitcoin they own.
Bitcoin gold was formed as a result of another split last month. According to Coinmarketcap, bitcoin gold futures were trading at $273.54 at 10:30 p.m ET, down more than 36 percent for the session. The bitcoin gold blockchain was officially launched Sunday, developers backing it said in a blog post.
The price of bitcoin slumped to $5,507 Sunday, the lowest it has been since the start of the month. Bitcoin topped $7,879 for the first time less than a week ago.
Source CNBC
The market capitalization of bitcoin cash surged to more than $41 billion on Sunday at 2:29 a.m. ET, according to data by industry website Coinmarketcap. It dipped to $22 billion at 10:30 p.m. ET.
Bitcoin cash usurped rival digital coin ether — the digital token of the ethereum blockchain — becoming the second-largest digital currency by market cap for a number of hours.
Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, congratulated backers of the bitcoin offshoot on Twitter.
In response to a Twitter user that questioned the dominance of bitcoin, Buterin said: "A key reason why I am now so confident in crypto is precisely the fact that there are so many different teams trying different approaches."
Bitcoin hard fork shelved
Bitcoin cash's price rallied after plans for a so-called "hard fork" in the original blockchain were scrapped by developers. The digital currency reached a record high of $2,577.11 Sunday at 1:49 a.m. ET.
A number of people within the bitcoin community had hoped for an upgrade to the blockchain known as SegWit2x to speed up transactions. The upgrade would have likely resulted in another split in the blockchain. It was planned to go ahead this month but was shelved due to waning support.
Blockchain is the technology that underpins cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. It records all transactions of the digital currency on a disparate network instead of one centralized server.
Two previous hard forks have resulted in the creation of new cryptocurrencies, bitcoin cash being one of them. Once the blockchain is forked, investors in bitcoin receive one new digital coin for every bitcoin they own.
Bitcoin gold was formed as a result of another split last month. According to Coinmarketcap, bitcoin gold futures were trading at $273.54 at 10:30 p.m ET, down more than 36 percent for the session. The bitcoin gold blockchain was officially launched Sunday, developers backing it said in a blog post.
The price of bitcoin slumped to $5,507 Sunday, the lowest it has been since the start of the month. Bitcoin topped $7,879 for the first time less than a week ago.
Source CNBC
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