Unlimited has lost 10% of hashrate, they're now at 29,9%. Between segwit support is growing fast. Maybe, just maybe, we will have segwit implemented soon.
And the price would go badass.
Topic: SegWit losing Bitcoin Unlimited winning -> Moon soon - page 3. (Read 13510 times)
There will be no winning or losing, there will be no hard fork, they just needed another excuse to drop the price for their accumulation I've repeated this many times already, someone earning more than $500,000 every day will not split the network to start mining useless coins probably $5000 a day will be their income of mining 
just please hold on to your coins and stop dumping, you are donating your bitcoins
just please hold on to your coins and stop dumping, you are donating your bitcoins
Jesus, we need SegWit.
I see BTU as a corporate altcoin
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
Listen, it doesn't matter. The debate is not about BU, it is about bigger blocks. We need bigger blocks now. If you don't like BU, that's fine. Just support whichever wallet implementation has enabled bigger blocks.
exactly.
Besides, it's hard to argue BU s more centralized then Core. Blockstream is the most centralized team there is. Way worse then BU.
Blockstream pays one dude full time in the entire Core team, give me a break. Core team is way more decentralized than BU, stop believing in fantasies.
I see BTU as a corporate altcoin
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
Listen, it doesn't matter. The debate is not about BU, it is about bigger blocks. We need bigger blocks now. If you don't like BU, that's fine. Just support whichever wallet implementation has enabled bigger blocks.
exactly.
Besides, it's hard to argue BU s more centralized then Core. Blockstream is the most centralized team there is. Way worse then BU.
Just a dead cat bounce
later activating the lightning network we finally survive this scaling chaos?
right now the lightning network will only process payments up to 0.042 btc. i don't know if that's a totally artificial limit or whether there's some type of technical reason behind it.
in its present form it's a cool addition but wouldn't do much to address any on chain strain, plus you need an on chain transaction to get it going. it's been a while since i spent so little with bitcoin.
Well that's currently ~$40. So you could go to the shop and use a LN card to pay.
later activating the lightning network we finally survive this scaling chaos?
right now the lightning network will only process payments up to 0.042 btc. i don't know if that's a totally artificial limit or whether there's some type of technical reason behind it.
in its present form it's a cool addition but wouldn't do much to address any on chain strain, plus you need an on chain transaction to get it going. it's been a while since i spent so little with bitcoin.
One question. Is it possible that once bitcoin is forked, the remaining hashrate makes Segwit pass, and later activating the lightning network we finally survive this scaling chaos?
And that BTU would be abandoned by miners because of the low price and no profitability?
And that BTU would be abandoned by miners because of the low price and no profitability?
Ah the plot thickens. Looks like a change in PoW hash is imminent. The DAO hacker is going to strike again. Unless the Chinaman aborts. Core is possibly luring the mining cartel into a trap.
thats some HQ fud man
It is reality.
Why the Bitcoin whales must have small blocks. This is very important.
I see BTU as a corporate altcoin
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
Listen, it doesn't matter. The debate is not about BU, it is about bigger blocks. We need bigger blocks now. If you don't like BU, that's fine. Just support whichever wallet implementation has enabled bigger blocks.
This is it! Bitcoin Unlimited will be the real bitcoin and there will be no hard fork, it is now certain. Read the below paragraph.
On the emerging consensus regarding Bitcoin’s block size limit: insights from my visit with Coinbase and Bitpay
I see BTU as a corporate altcoin Quote
Once a certain hash power threshold is met (perhaps 2/3rds or 3/4ths), miners will begin orphaning blocks from non-upgraded miners (e.g., refer to this piece from ViaBTC). This will serve as an expensive-to-ignore reminder to non-compliant miners to get ready for the upgrade.
On the emerging consensus regarding Bitcoin’s block size limit: insights from my visit with Coinbase and Bitpay
president, investor
paid dev for closed source updates
like they said BU = paypal 2.0
This is it! Bitcoin Unlimited will be the real bitcoin and there will be no hard fork, it is now certain. Read the below paragraph.
On the emerging consensus regarding Bitcoin’s block size limit: insights from my visit with Coinbase and Bitpay
Quote
Once a certain hash power threshold is met (perhaps 2/3rds or 3/4ths), miners will begin orphaning blocks from non-upgraded miners (e.g., refer to this piece from ViaBTC). This will serve as an expensive-to-ignore reminder to non-compliant miners to get ready for the upgrade.
On the emerging consensus regarding Bitcoin’s block size limit: insights from my visit with Coinbase and Bitpay
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0148.mediawiki
what about this....could it be this easy? or would BU just fork and take the name brand of bitcoin and downsize it ..due to FUD of 2 camps?
what about this....could it be this easy? or would BU just fork and take the name brand of bitcoin and downsize it ..due to FUD of 2 camps?
So if BU were to get its bug issues fixed what would be the problem?
I think not many realize the consequences for crypto at all in case BU wins....
Bitcoin will loose trust and won't find mass adoption anymore. People will be even more confused, hence there will be 2 different Bitcoin. Which one is the real one?
I definatley would not accept BTC payments in my shop anymore...
Bitcoin will loose trust and won't find mass adoption anymore. People will be even more confused, hence there will be 2 different Bitcoin. Which one is the real one?
I definatley would not accept BTC payments in my shop anymore...
Ah the plot thickens. Looks like a change in PoW hash is imminent. The DAO hacker is going to strike again. Unless the Chinaman aborts. Core is possibly luring the mining cartel into a trap.
thats some HQ fud man
Ah the plot thickens. Looks like a change in PoW hash is imminent. The DAO hacker is going to strike again. Unless the Chinaman aborts. Core is possibly luring the mining cartel into a trap.
@jbreher, I finally analyzed Andrew Sutton's research and I found it is flawed:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18323030
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18323030
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