Topic: For god sakes...is bitcoin diamond a real thing? (Read 162 times)
I think it is the only bitcoin that is reliable. Only just bitcoin. When a name is added next to bitcoin's name, I don't feel any sense of confidence at all.
We all we wait and see the outcome on or before 16th December which is not far from now. If the fork will bring down the high service fees and make transaction confirmation faster then let us have it.
Yeah the developers wont stop doing useless forks,they do forks for a habit.I heard Bitcoinplatinum,BTCsilver etc. they want to be like Samsung that every month releasing their new phone model.
I still have no idea, why people keep filled the hardfork BTC again and again again?
Do people really use that coin on their daily life?
This is pure speculation and kind of BTC inflation. By forking BTC again and again believe it or not, people gonna get tired one day and straight dump all their btc fork coin into something that aint ridiculous joke like btc fork coin.
This btc fork coin is too dangerous by creating massive "speculation" (omg! this gonna be the next BTC!! buy buy buy!), without they realise, they kept filling the balloon with the air.
And one day this balloon gonna explode!
Do people really use that coin on their daily life?
This is pure speculation and kind of BTC inflation. By forking BTC again and again believe it or not, people gonna get tired one day and straight dump all their btc fork coin into something that aint ridiculous joke like btc fork coin.
This btc fork coin is too dangerous by creating massive "speculation" (omg! this gonna be the next BTC!! buy buy buy!), without they realise, they kept filling the balloon with the air.
And one day this balloon gonna explode!
First off, he damn things a scam. But that isn’t what this post is about.
1) was there a verifiable hard fork?
2) can anyone check their public addresses yet and see their coins?
3) why did exchanges provide coins to their customers without real evidence they themselves will be reimbursed after the hard forming?
Tl;DR: WTF?
1) was there a verifiable hard fork?
2) can anyone check their public addresses yet and see their coins?
3) why did exchanges provide coins to their customers without real evidence they themselves will be reimbursed after the hard forming?
Tl;DR: WTF?
The most important thing for me: popular exchanges still doesn't announce their support for Bitcoin Diamond.
I heard nothing from Poloniex, Bittrex or Bitfinex.
Day volume is around 500 BTC, it's nothing in comparison with Bitcoin Cash (170k BTC) and Bitcoin Gold (12k BTC)
Okay, I see Binance and Huobi, but volume.. $1-$2 million daily, this is insignificant. Many altcoinis from top-50 on Bittrex have a bigger volume.
This situation looks like nobody understand the future of Bitcoin Diamond and many exchanges just waiting looking at each other.
First off, he damn things a scam. But that isn’t what this post is about.
1) was there a verifiable hard fork?
2) can anyone check their public addresses yet and see their coins?
3) why did exchanges provide coins to their customers without real evidence they themselves will be reimbursed after the hard forming?
Tl;DR: WTF?
1) was there a verifiable hard fork?
2) can anyone check their public addresses yet and see their coins?
3) why did exchanges provide coins to their customers without real evidence they themselves will be reimbursed after the hard forming?
Tl;DR: WTF?
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