Topic: Bitcoin XT - Officially #REKT (also goes for BIP101 fraud) - page 103. (Read 378996 times)
Edit your super-nested quotes. Your posts are insufferable enough without the extra text.
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
The amount of FUD just for pushing back the temporary anti-spam limit is astonishing. It really is.
Economic reality is not FUD.
Now hush child, the adults are talking.
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
Another worthless post full of meaningless verbiage
XD Veritas, so you don't care if for make a full node there will be a budget of 100,000$ only in eletricity? I agree with brg444 in this case because all what you just wrote not only is meaningless but even stupid
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
Another worthless post full of meaningless verbiage
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
I wonder if Coinbase has been caught net short a significant number of bitcoins (that it holds in custody for it's users) and is now wanting to lower the price to buy back it's obligations? Creating angst over blocksize has been used as a convenient vehicle for driving price lower in the past.
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
The block size is not to be determined by the demand for transactions, which is infinite, but by the costs of the option to run a full node.
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
Over the long run you won't be transacting directly on the Bitcoin blockchain
The point is to check your balance without dialing your intention to the NSA as well a having the option to fully validate the more important transactions you participate in.
You do realize that even if you pay a ten dollar transaction fee, or lets say hypothetically even a thousand dollar transaction fee. Then even if everyone pays their thousand dollar transaction fee and the network is for example overloaded by a factor of two then half of those transactions will still not be confirmed even if you have payed your thousand dollar transaction fee. Over the long run you will have to out compete banks and payment processors in order to transact on the bitcoin blockchain directly, for most people this would be impossible, effectively turning Bitcoin into a settlement layer for banks payment processors and other large institutions. At that point what would even be the point of running a full node for the banks if we can not even transact on the Bitcoin blockchain our selves.
LOL everybody is running to pay thousands of dollars of fees and fill up 1MB, when they don't even fill them up at a measly 5c/tx rate.
Fine then; go ahead move over to an alt for your latte purchases. I'll do mine on a sidechain and enjoy the solidity of real Bitcoin backing it without destroying the solution.
Bloating Bitcoin right into the waiting arms of corp/gov so you can have some nebulous benefit of having a record of your piss-ant transaction recorded in every copy of the blockchain and in-perpetuity is beyond retarded.
"My transaction is more important than your transaction"
Soon to be on a bumper sticker in front of you.
In day-to-day use, I expect to use sidechains and make infrequent and periodic native Bitcoin transactions for the sole purpose of balancing risk. I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. In fact, it's a steal for a genuinely robust solution!
I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. Third world problems are not my problems.
False analogy.
There is no alternative to run a full node. There will be plenty of alternatives to transact bitcoins.
My friend and I can each give up our full node and share in the cost of running a full node between us.
If you trust your friend then sure.
I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. Third world problems are not my problems.
False analogy.
There is no alternative to run a full node. There will be plenty of alternatives to transact bitcoins.
My friend and I can each give up our full node and share in the cost of running a full node between us.
I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. Third world problems are not my problems.
You should change your name to 'ToDumbForQuotes'
To your point, it is perfectly possible to enjoy the strength of real Bitcoin without ever touching one if one is to indigent to be able to own a pot to piss in. Just use straight sidechains.
I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. Third world problems are not my problems.
False analogy.
There is no alternative to run a full node. There will be plenty of alternatives to transact bitcoins.
probably too dumb for bitcoin.
I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. Third world problems are not my problems.
False analogy.
There is no alternative to run a full node. There will be plenty of alternatives to transact bitcoins.
I can easily afford to pay $10 once in a while to perform such operations. Third world problems are not my problems.
Am I the only person reading this thread who has concluded that most of the small-block posts are made by paid shills?
Doubt it. I'm sure there are other tards reading this board.
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