succeed or not. In my opinion, BCC is just another altcoin.
LOL agreed, i can assure that those BCC holder themselves still love their BTC that they don't want to trade their BTC for BCC but just sell their free BCC for BTC 
Topic: Is there really a split in Bitcoin community? - page 2. (Read 928 times)
succeed or not. In my opinion, BCC is just another altcoin.
Only fools are busy feuding. I am in the crypto space for profit. My money will be put on both if I see entry positions. I dont have time for toddler tantrums. I'm carefully watching the market.
This is 100% correct though. The sad truth is that most people in the Bitcoin space dont understand bitcoin. They have never even read the white paper.
what i see is a small portion of this whole bitcoin thing who understand it well and have made up their mind. and there are a lot more opinions than just big block versus small blocks actually. some even say don't touch bitcoin and let it be as is.
the bigger group is the group of people who don't understand or have little understanding or maybe too lazy to educate themselves. these just follow others. which is very bad. that's why there has been so much propaganda. to sway the minds of these "sheeps" with things like /r/btc
the bigger group is the group of people who don't understand or have little understanding or maybe too lazy to educate themselves. these just follow others. which is very bad. that's why there has been so much propaganda. to sway the minds of these "sheeps" with things like /r/btc
This is 100% correct though. The sad truth is that most people in the Bitcoin space dont understand bitcoin. They have never even read the white paper.
I guess technically it's a split in the community even though it's 90/10. But also consider Bitcoin is free from Bcash altcoin forkers now so they are two different entities now.
If you read some crypto or mainstream media, you can stumble upon phrases like "civil war", "feud", and most recently "Bitcoin split". This all implies that we have 2 roughly equal-sized camps, which I believe isn't the case.
Developers
Bitcoin Core developers oppose all recent big block proposals. Big block proposals have very small teams of developers.
Miners
Most miners will always vote for whatever is going to be more profitable for them. The recent Bcash fork showed us than hashrate follows the price.
Users
Economically, most users seem to favor Core's direction, Bitcoin's price was stable during August 1st, and now it's growing as SegWit lock-in is near. Bcash price is at around 8% after 4 days of trading and keeps falling.
Nodes
Bitcoin Core and UASF nodes together form 80% of all nodes.
Developers
Bitcoin Core developers oppose all recent big block proposals. Big block proposals have very small teams of developers.
Miners
Most miners will always vote for whatever is going to be more profitable for them. The recent Bcash fork showed us than hashrate follows the price.
Users
Economically, most users seem to favor Core's direction, Bitcoin's price was stable during August 1st, and now it's growing as SegWit lock-in is near. Bcash price is at around 8% after 4 days of trading and keeps falling.
Nodes
Bitcoin Core and UASF nodes together form 80% of all nodes.
All the crazies left for Bcrash, THANK GOD!
By the look of it, it really doesn't matter. The price just went over $3,000 legitimately ( I mean for more than an hour) and it is actually over $3,100 as I write this. There might be a split or disagreement at this time, but the simple fact is Bitcoin is alive and well - better than it has ever been!
I do not see any split in the bitcoin message. Appeared altcoyin BCC many people try to throw off and wait for an opportunity in his course. After that, they intend to join the classical bitcoin. Therefore, all the arguments about the enmity between the two groups are contrived.
what i see is a small portion of this whole bitcoin thing who understand it well and have made up their mind. and there are a lot more opinions than just big block versus small blocks actually. some even say don't touch bitcoin and let it be as is.
the bigger group is the group of people who don't understand or have little understanding or maybe too lazy to educate themselves. these just follow others. which is very bad. that's why there has been so much propaganda. to sway the minds of these "sheeps" with things like /r/btc
its 75% with UASF being only 13% of it.
besides these numbers are never accurate! a lot of the times nodes like these are counted more than once
https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/?q=42.60.217.183
https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/?q=71.212.82.30
the bigger group is the group of people who don't understand or have little understanding or maybe too lazy to educate themselves. these just follow others. which is very bad. that's why there has been so much propaganda. to sway the minds of these "sheeps" with things like /r/btc
its 75% with UASF being only 13% of it.
besides these numbers are never accurate! a lot of the times nodes like these are counted more than once
https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/?q=42.60.217.183
https://bitnodes.21.co/nodes/?q=71.212.82.30
If you read some crypto or mainstream media, you can stumble upon phrases like "civil war", "feud", and most recently "Bitcoin split". This all implies that we have 2 roughly equal-sized camps, which I believe isn't the case.
Developers
Bitcoin Core developers oppose all recent big block proposals. Big block proposals have very small teams of developers.
Miners
Most miners will always vote for whatever is going to be more profitable for them. The recent Bcash fork showed us than hashrate follows the price.
Users
Economically, most users seem to favor Core's direction, Bitcoin's price was stable during August 1st, and now it's growing as SegWit lock-in is near. Bcash price is at around 8% after 4 days of trading and keeps falling.
Nodes
Bitcoin Core and UASF nodes together form 80% of all nodes.
Developers
Bitcoin Core developers oppose all recent big block proposals. Big block proposals have very small teams of developers.
Miners
Most miners will always vote for whatever is going to be more profitable for them. The recent Bcash fork showed us than hashrate follows the price.
Users
Economically, most users seem to favor Core's direction, Bitcoin's price was stable during August 1st, and now it's growing as SegWit lock-in is near. Bcash price is at around 8% after 4 days of trading and keeps falling.
Nodes
Bitcoin Core and UASF nodes together form 80% of all nodes.
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