Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 16800. (Read 26711601 times)

Do you know a profitability calculator displaying bch? What's the actual rate compared to btc mining?

I deposited fine on viabtc, but I gotta wait 6 confirmation's before pulling btc out.

Have you tried hitbtc?

There is no exchange accepting BTC Cash Deposits at this time.

Sorry, sir? Do I know you?

The exchange is irrelevant. Fact is that I'm watching the blockchain and the client and it's taking over one hour to create another block. If the exchange demands 6 confirmations it will take 6 hours!

I can in one number : 7tps.

I wanted a 10mb block size, then 100 and 1000 but I make a concession and will see how it goes with time.

Then it has the history, making all the cold hodler have the amount. Mining gears are the same. And there is no useless and dangerous complications resulting from offchain txs.

I can understand the arguments of those who don't want to change the 1mb, and don't want segwit. Keeping the code as is. However as soon as the intentions behind is to push for segwit (to earn the fees) or to push another chain, I think it's dishonest toward those who started it all.

Difficult too high, low hashrate, few blocks/confirmation per day?

I'm sure you know that and trying to play dumb. You are good at it.

It is the original. It is simply Bitcoin with the maxblocksize set large enough to accommodate the current demand.

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This made me chortle:



(And it may also provide an alternative answer to your rhetorical question ((OK, that admittedly wasn't charitable)) )

On which exchange you deposited?

That sucks because if you were already in place to exchange you could take advantage of the price!  ARg!!!!!

I can explain why not. My deposit on exchange is taking over 2 hours and only has 2 confirmations till now! Isn't this the solution for all BTC problems?

Whoever, if anyone, thinks this new clone coin has better fundamentals than the original, could you explain why?

Bigger block = higher price :: 92 % correlation.







How many of you planned to host a segwit node to get fees?

And hey while they're at it, might as well dispense with that pesky 21M coin cap. Might as well make a variable that continues to grow at a certain rate.  I mean, who's gonna stop them, right?

Szabo wrote about 100 different papers on this subject over the 20 years.  The papers are chapters of an entire thesis.  He laid the groundwork for the economical explanation of how money arises and how we have made mistakes in understanding this phenomenon.  He painstakingly relates this to law and technology from our proto roots (40-100k years ago).  He has given the ONLY reasonable explanation for not only how money arises but also for how bitcoin could be a money.

Without his work there is no such logical argument for bitcoin to work.  Not even Satoshi left this.  Although I showed his view are perfectly in line with Satoshi and there are only 3 others, Nash and Finney citing Selgin's work that support this.

Szabo also gave a study of the history of commodity price in relation to inflation hedging and their monetary components.  He also bridged Adam Smith's the wealth of nations with advancing crypto economic theory.

There is no single person in the world that is anywhere near his level in this regard and he did it grounded in logic right down to binary.  He literally showed the binary math involved that proves and grounds his work.

His work contrasts the ideas put forth from bch bu r/btc and any such bigbblocker project.  As do Nash's Selgin's and Finney's.

I have no idea what you are trying to ask me.

who's gonna spam it? all the current spammers will be mining it.

Bitsend and XLM are something I can get for free for holding BTC?

there was a graph a few pages earlier about the expected scaling... and a greenline representing failure if the txs rate isn't augmented.

there is no exchanges offering leveraged bch still?

So at the first sustained spam attack this thing will just up to 16MB. No harm no foul. Easy peasy.