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Topic: Fuck: SegWit, LN, Blockstream, Core, Adam Back, and GMazwell - page 13. (Read 46265 times)

sr. member
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Segwit is good technology it allows to make changes without making hard fork.
If miners were smart enough they could have make own versions of segwit.

What is fun free market will push LN with lover quality version on BTC because of BTC bugs.
Miners won't stop LN on bitcoin because they will block LN.
Etherum is perfect exaple of 2nd layer of BTC once BTC stuck their traction started rissing dramatically.
Same time LTC stagnated and only segwit shows some love to LTC before it looked as abandoned product.
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactions-btc-eth-dash-ltc.html

look like nicely ETH is getting traction.
I am sad because hard data shows that ETH is getting into race more than LTC people are value technology more than "Bitmain miners".

If people are so blind that ONE central miners Bitmain can control bitcoin evolution it looks like BTC have lost their decentralized character somewhere. When i look at BU features that is bigger block this is FUCKING joke to me .
BU client have 0 improvements to network or bug fixes. Same time it have own bugs...
Market will move price ETH after segwit LTC up.
Today ETH miners  are earning 80% of BTC ^^.

I believe that to spam network with transaction is bitmain miners job same time they were mining empty blocks,
they have risen transaction fees but instead of LTC booming in transaction number ETH is booming this is so nice to see as lesson for bitmain .
This shows how central planers from bitmain can fuckup Smiley...
sr. member
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I'm not a BU loyalist.  I'll support any implementation that allows big blocks and on chain scaling.

and no, segwit isn't meaningful onchain scaling in my view.

Decentralized on chain scaling is technologically impossible with PoW:

https://www.reddit.com/r/litecoin/comments/631ffe/pools_that_block_litecoin_development/dfr3weo/

If you actually understood the technology, then perhaps you'd change your position to something which can actually scale off chain.



The economic majority wins. Those who are buying LTC now are doing so because they want SegWit to be activated. Jihan Wu of Bitmain who is blocking SegWit on both LTC and BTC, created the new more efficient Scrypt miners, so I didn't realize this before. They could monopolize these in theory. So this fight might not be as easy as I thought. But the economic majority should win, unless it lacks resolve and/or patience. Already people are arbitraging and finding ways to rent hashrate in order to earn money and support SegWit. If you think the price is going up, you try to lock in a rental price that doesn't increase as the price rises, so you can profit. Others may be buying A4s if they want to maximize profits and believe the price will remain high (and going higher).

Jihan Wu needs to get his ass kicked economically so both Bitcoin and Litecoin can move forward.

It is most likely that BU is a diversionary lie. These miners simply want to gouge high fees on Bitcoin and block any alternatives. They were never going to fork with BU. It was a lie to prevent everyone from joining together to kick Jihan's ass.

If my health will improve or stabilize, my plan is to launch a Bitcoin Killer which doesn't require PoW (the design is already completed). I want to bankrupt all these miners. Their vested interests are a pain in the ass. We need to kick all their arses out into the street and turn their ASICs into door stops. I am talking long-term plan.

Those who are buying ASICs now, my plans are a year or more away from reaching any relevancy or size, so fear not. Buy A4s and profit.


Both you guys are obstructionist wolves in sheepskin. You pretend you want to make progress but you are intentionally stalling. Any one with a brain stem can see right through your deceit.

ProHashing is not signaling SegWit thus they are an obstructionist. Their words are meaningless. In a meritocracy only actions count.

"Talk is cheap, show me the code", wrote Linus Torvalds

Also it is quite clear that BU never intended to fork Bitcoin with that Buggy Unlimited piece-of-shit, because they know damn well the economics of Bitcoin are that the whales can and will destroy any miners who attempt to fork Bitcoin. I explained this in great detail on BCT.

BU is a lie and diversionary tactic in order to fool everyone. The real goal of Jihan Wu is to gouge maximize transaction fees from Bitcoin and block any alternatives for scaling. These obstructionists are block progress on both Bitcoin and Litecoin, because Bitcoin depends on Litecoin to add off chain scaling, because the whales of Bitcoin will never allow SegWit on Bitcon. Period. ProHashing by their actions is complicit. Words are meaningless.

Look at your conflicting statements:

Quote from: ProHashing pool
He states that we oppose Segregated Witness, which is true. We do not think that SegWit is the best course for bitcoin or litecoin.

Quote from: ProHashing pool
We do intend to implement SegWit

Quote from: ProHashing pool
A majority of customers have requested SegWit, so we plan to implement it.

Stalling. Deceit. An obstructionist wolf in sheepskin.

Quote from: ProHashing pool
the IRS doesn't move its deadline back because of SegWit, and we won't have any business at all if they come after us

Miners should leave such an incompetent company.

Whining in a forum about not being able to do your accounting at the same time you do your technical work.

Of course it is quite clear you are just lying and deceitful.
sr. member
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You guys ruined it all.  Bitcoin is now fucked and getting more fucked everyday.  I think the end in near.

Chart is showing core market value of CORE innovation/progress vs altcoins.
You can allso see that as CORE progress VS alt-coins IMO.
This chart is falling hard and HF can makes new lows.
I think that market is usually give a fair price of items:






Core  would be making progress if BU let it. Miners are blocking segwit, not because they agree with BU, but because it gives them more profit. R/btc loves Jihan who mines 0 mb blocks making transaction fees more expensive, while bitching at core for raising transaction fees. You cant have things both ways. Segwit would literally cause todays immediate problems to disappear because even if all the wallets didnt use it, many will. But the only reason btc doesnt like segwit is because if it passes, they lose leverage on getting a hardfork upgrade. Just fork already I dont give a shit anymore. Id rather a $500 bitcoin with actual upgrades than what we are going through now. Call rogers bluff, call jihans bluff.
legendary
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Core dev leaves me neg feedback #abuse #political
legendary
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While some of you waste your time trying to figure out what all the irrelevant noise of signaling on Bitcoin doesn't mean, the reality is something that will require re-orienting your thinking.

Bitcoin will never scale without Litecoin. No significant protocol changes will ever be made to Bitcoin. Bitcoiners need to get this nailed into their thick skulls. Read the following:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18424568

Bitcoin will achieve maximum value by enabling SegWit on Litecoin. There is no other option going forward. The above linked post explains why in detail.

Bitcoin was designed by Satoshi such that the vested interests would be that no one can change the protocol. No change is ever coming to Bitcoin. The sooner you realize this, the sooner we can get unstuck from the mud. Those of you who continue to facilitate this illusion of change coming to Bitcoin's protocol are obstacles in the way of progress.

Altcoins are good competitors to Bitcoin and I think it just needs it.

Incorrect. Most of the speculation value from altcoins ends up in BTC, not in the altcoins. Altcoins are complementary to BTC. The reason BTC percentage of market cap is diving lately is because Bitcoiners are trying to force protocol changes to Bitcoin, instead of doing it on Litecoin, and so no progress is being made at all. Stuck in the mud.

Bitcoiners need to re-orient their thinking. Read my prior post and click the link and read more.

That is another whole argument and something that is highly disputable. With the present state of the Bitcoin network it would not be possible to convert and transfer to Litecoin seamlessly and through trustless means. They say that the Lightning Network is one way to enable atomic transfers from blockchain to blockchain, so maybe we should have that first. Transfers should be done efficiently and securely to make it a practical option.
legendary
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2in 2 out... not that heavy
With LN, in order to open a channel, a minimum of two inputs will need to be signed, however LN gives incentives to open many channels,

channel is 2in 2 out..
many channels = many 2in 2 out transactions.

many channels does not mean
2channels = 1x with 4 in 4 out
4channels = 1x with 8 in 8 out

it means
2channels = 2x 2in 2 out
4channels = 4x 2in 2 out
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the effective block size, part of segwit, was a compromise meant to appease the big blockers. ironically enough this is the part that most big blockers have the most issues with.
Some people feel that discounting the signatures on SW transactions was to make using LN more economical as the on-chain portion of LN transactions (eg creating and settling LN channels) will be very signature heavy.

2in 2 out... not that heavy
With LN, in order to open a channel, a minimum of two inputs will need to be signed, however LN gives incentives to open many channels, which means that when channels are closed, users will have many outputs they will need to spend, so a more likely minimum after LN has been in use for a while is 4 signed inputs. In order to close a LN channel, users will need to sign a 2-of-2 multisig address to move the BTC to an intermediary address, which is also 2-of-2 multisig, and would need to sign subsequent transaction to move BTC to an address they control. This is 2 signatures minimum to open (which will likely grow to 4), and 4 signatures to close a LN channel. 



the effective block size, part of segwit, was a compromise meant to appease the big blockers. ironically enough this is the part that most big blockers have the most issues with.
Some people feel that discounting the signatures on SW transactions was to make using LN more economical as the on-chain portion of LN transactions (eg creating and settling LN channels) will be very signature heavy.

ya i think so too, the official reasoning core gives seems fishy...
I feel it is their way of picking winners and losers, by calling a HardFork a Soft Fork, and changing the consensus rules.
legendary
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Ok thanks for the clarification. But that does not make any sense. Why then are the miners trying to support Bitcoin Unlimited if that will hurt their "healthy fee market"? What do you believe is in it for them if we hard fork to BU?

Because there's no need for a fee market right now...maybe in a few decades, because right now miners get the block reward (12.5 BTC).   And its not even clear if fees would be bigger with small blocks anyway, because small blocks limit growth and limit the number of users paying fees.  So it makes the most sense not to worry about fees right now, and instead just focus on letting the network grow.


Hmm,

Currently Miners receive ~$1000 in transaction fees alone per block.
So that is almost like they are receiving an extra BTC per block, with no extra effort required on their part.


its more of a mindset of
'if you do cretain things you can have a 8% bonus'

yes they will try to get the bonus. but its not treated as basic income.
the flip between the reward:fee becoming bonus:income, wont happen for decades
sr. member
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While some of you waste your time trying to figure out what all the irrelevant noise of signaling on Bitcoin doesn't mean, the reality is something that will require re-orienting your thinking.

Bitcoin will never scale without Litecoin. No significant protocol changes will ever be made to Bitcoin. Bitcoiners need to get this nailed into their thick skulls. Read the following:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18424568

Bitcoin will achieve maximum value by enabling SegWit on Litecoin. There is no other option going forward. The above linked post explains why in detail.

Bitcoin was designed by Satoshi such that the vested interests would be that no one can change the protocol. No change is ever coming to Bitcoin. The sooner you realize this, the sooner we can get unstuck from the mud. Those of you who continue to facilitate this illusion of change coming to Bitcoin's protocol are obstacles in the way of progress.

Altcoins are good competitors to Bitcoin and I think it just needs it.

Incorrect. Most of the speculation value from altcoins ends up in BTC, not in the altcoins. Altcoins are complementary to BTC. The reason BTC percentage of market cap is diving lately is because Bitcoiners are trying to force protocol changes to Bitcoin, instead of doing it on Litecoin, and so no progress is being made at all. Stuck in the mud.

Bitcoiners need to re-orient their thinking. Read my prior post and click the link and read more.
legendary
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Ok thanks for the clarification. But that does not make any sense. Why then are the miners trying to support Bitcoin Unlimited if that will hurt their "healthy fee market"? What do you believe is in it for them if we hard fork to BU?

Because there's no need for a fee market right now...maybe in a few decades, because right now miners get the block reward (12.5 BTC).   And its not even clear if fees would be bigger with small blocks anyway, because small blocks limit growth and limit the number of users paying fees.  So it makes the most sense not to worry about fees right now, and instead just focus on letting the network grow.


Hmm,

Currently Miners receive ~$1000 in transaction fees alone per block.
So that is almost like they are receiving an extra BTC per block, with no extra effort required on their part.

Sorry , but thinking someone is going to ignore an extra $1000 up to 144 times in 1 day,
works out to $144,000 every single day.

Do you guys think the miners are just stupid or what?

 Cool

FYI:
Monthly that is $4,320,000 (>$4 million Dollars) you want them to piss away.  Tongue
(Also Transaction fees are going nowhere but UP.)

FYI2:
Increasing the Blocksize (BTU) means they can increase the # of Onchain Transactions and make more per block.
(Due to the extra capacity, Users will see a decrease in Fee Prices, because the miners can easily make more with lower more stable pricing and greater volume.)  Wink

SegWit & LN are all about removing Transactions Offchain, meaning the miner will see reduced income from transaction fees, until the point LN/Banking Cartels Bankrupt the BTC miners and take over completely.  Tongue
legendary
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Core dev leaves me neg feedback #abuse #political

Ok thanks for the clarification. But that does not make any sense. Why then are the miners trying to support Bitcoin Unlimited if that will hurt their "healthy fee market"? What do you believe is in it for them if we hard fork to BU?

Because there's no need for a fee market right now...maybe in a few decades, because right now miners get the block reward (12.5 BTC).   And its not even clear if fees would be bigger with small blocks anyway, because small blocks limit growth and limit the number of users paying fees.  So it makes the most sense not to worry about fees right now, and instead just focus on letting the network grow.


legendary
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I know there is fear among the big blockers about it becoming like Paypal 2.0, but what if the system is a level playing field and an open one? I am sure Blockstream does not have a monopoly in setting up a payment hub service.

They do not have a monopoly, and I don't have any reason to suspect there isn't a level playing field.  The main issue for me is the entire market getting a huge boost to solve a problem that is being intentionally created by artificially restricting the main blockchain.  This is what is meant when people talk about "turning bitcoin from p2p cash into a settlement network."

I do not think that restricting the main blockchain is intentional. The 1MB maxblocksize limit is there as an anti spam measure. The Lightning Network is set up to carry some of the load and could do much more. Later, I believe there will be a need for a block size increase to accomodate the closing of LN's payment channels as they get settled on the main chain.

The 1mb blocksize was put there 7 years ago by Satoshi as a temporary measure.  LEAVING it there (long after it served its purpose)  is openly admitted as intentional by core as their economic policy is a 'healthy fee market'.  They do not deny this.



Ok thanks for the clarification. But that does not make any sense. Why then are the miners trying to support Bitcoin Unlimited if that will hurt their "healthy fee market"? What do you believe is in it for them if we hard fork to BU?
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Conclusion. They don't want a compromise, they want a power grab and full control.
Inability to compromise leads to inevitable divorce.
Economic majority would support Segwit+2MB block size, it's a reasonable compromise. But no, they want it all. Divorce is near. We just need to plan for it.
A forced compromise is a power control.  Anyone educated on the subject knows that its a terrible idea, anyone uneducated has your opinion.  All the active dev's are basically on the same page.  All those that don't actively contribute, generally, have the same ignorant conclusion. Divorce is near, all the people that want to destroy bitcoin by hard forking will soon stop posting and be laughed at for trying to interfere with something they don't understand and thinking they are smart because so many other ignorant people also share their opinion.
sr. member
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My assumption is that this year Bitcoin will hard fork in two chains, Core controled Segwit chain and BU chain. Community support is about equal for both in my estimates.

Ethereum opened a can of worms, now everybody wanna fork with success Smiley maybe we can see some Litecoin Unlimited soon?
My position focuses onto a single bitcoin blockchain containing merely 21mio BTC. Doubling that will end toxic, waisting the former social contract.

It isn't that everybody wants to fork.
It is about hostility of the Core and inability to compromise, a classic divorce case.
Here, look, one of Core devs proposed a compromise solution yesterday to the rest of the Core devs, to unite the Bitcoin community, to have both Segwit and a small increase of block limit to only 2MB. Certainly 2MB can't kill the network.
https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/bitcoin-dev/2017-March/013921.html
It was immediately rejected.
Conclusion. They don't want a compromise, they want a power grab and full control.
Inability to compromise leads to inevitable divorce.
Economic majority would support Segwit+2MB block size, it's a reasonable compromise. But no, they want it all. Divorce is near. We just need to plan for it.
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the effective block size, part of segwit, was a compromise meant to appease the big blockers. ironically enough this is the part that most big blockers have the most issues with.
Some people feel that discounting the signatures on SW transactions was to make using LN more economical as the on-chain portion of LN transactions (eg creating and settling LN channels) will be very signature heavy.

ya i think so too, the official reasoning core gives seems fishy...
legendary
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the effective block size, part of segwit, was a compromise meant to appease the big blockers. ironically enough this is the part that most big blockers have the most issues with.
Some people feel that discounting the signatures on SW transactions was to make using LN more economical as the on-chain portion of LN transactions (eg creating and settling LN channels) will be very signature heavy.

2in 2 out... not that heavy
copper member
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the effective block size, part of segwit, was a compromise meant to appease the big blockers. ironically enough this is the part that most big blockers have the most issues with.
Some people feel that discounting the signatures on SW transactions was to make using LN more economical as the on-chain portion of LN transactions (eg creating and settling LN channels) will be very signature heavy.
legendary
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I have a nice April compromise:

Lets mix and randomize Core and BU code and see what comes out !


Whoooooaaa!


 Grin

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legendary
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Clean Code and Scale
I have a nice April compromise:

Lets mix and randomize Core and BU code and see what comes out !


Whoooooaaa!


 Grin
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