https://twitter.com/i/moments/888788567497035776 which gives me this link
https://nchain.com/app/uploads/2017/07/SegWit-and-the-illusion-of-scale.pdf or just google it.
Now, I'm more comfy with
BTC and understanding a bit more. I want to know what do you make of
The illusion of scale in segregated witness by Craig Wright I think he did a poor job at sounding technical/explaining his reasons/won't go there most citations.
But I do sort of get what he is saying. I think this scaling thing is an illusion. Kinda like big Pharma who kicks dr's who write scripts for their meds. I mean you do believe the dr when he says, you need X. You might not like it, but you follow dr's orders, pay for it and take it.
Last year I did some reading. Recently, I've read a lot too much actually. I think there is a deeper meaning down the road that no one is thinking bout/saying/getting squashed? Well "no one" in the sense that BIG $ knows and us "pee-ons" don't.
Thoughts? No bashing and NO sig spamming.
Craig Wright's nonsense FUD was already addressed by Paul Storzk in a couple of tweets:
https://twitter.com/i/moments/888788567497035776Don't fall for segwit2x, don't fall for Bitcoin Cash/ABC, don't fall for nChain... don't fall for any of these dodgy hardforks or you'll lose purchasing power.
@AztekPhoenix.....after getting through the name calling, shilling and misinformation, those threads
do contain good insight. That's why there was all the name calling and shillin
When A tries to force B to do something it never sets well.
@cellard, that's where I began after seeing the twitter, agree 98% is FUD, but the 2% isn't. It's always good to see everyone's side/thoughts, at least I think so. Don't worry I'm not falling for anything. That's why we, friends n family, have 1 network for finance and another for jerking around (like here, google, games etc) don't put wallets online, mainly buy local, just holding or "hodl" in btc terms.
You mention "forks" I thought after
this there is suppose to be a soft fork in Nov? I maybe delirious from all the reading i've done, but I coulda swore I read about it, maybe github, idk...........care to correct me?
