Please read those who are interested in Segwit..
BTC is dead... I think..
WTF,
people will accept these changes, if it threatens Bitcoin's survival. At this stage, it's only a big issue for Gavinista's and Big block supporters will ulterior motives.
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Bitcoin were declared dead.. I would have been VERY rich.
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"Hey guys, [insert circular comments somewhat pertaining to topic], blah blah blah, don't mind me I'm just here for my signature post count, blah blah blah, the end.
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Anyways back on topic...
Please read those who are interested in Segwit..
BTC is dead... I think..
WTF, Bitcoin is programmable money and the code can be changed on a dime, if need be.
>throughput is still ~3tps
>core still didn't release SegWit it promised would be done the month before last
By "on a dime" you mean "In Two WeeksTM," right?
You speak as if these are things that should happen asap!!!!! get that implemented now now now!!! gah, what a weak argument - like the devs are just sitting around doing nothing
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>throughput is still ~3tps
>core still didn't release SegWit it promised would be done the month before last
By "on a dime" you mean "In Two WeeksTM," right?
Also - seems like you're one of those that loves to bable without any prior research.
Have you seen this: https://blog.blockchain.com/2016/05/16/announcing-the-thunder-network-alpha-release/ ?
There are scalability solutions that decimate that tps, and they will come, once again, with time.