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Topic: When btc drops and you lose money, it is core developers fault! (Read 375 times)

legendary
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that is the true, the fork novel it is their fault not miners' greed.

no it is not true.
because it is not a simple thing to easily point the blaming finger at someone or some group of people. it is the combination of all our mistakes and arrogance.
the miners for being greedy and arrogant to want to secure their profit and make more of it.
the fault of developers for not communicating well.
the fault of users for not educating themselves to be able to make a decision, run a node and support something already!
and finally the fault of those who messed up everything with their BU delays. instead of creating a new thing out of bitcoin they could have stuck to what already is accepted and prevented all this prolonged debate.  we could have finished the scaling debate 6 months ago if it wasn't f or BU
hero member
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that is the true, the fork novel it is their fault not miners' greed.
Are you sure that what you are saying . Because you want blaim the developer team for the down in the price of the Bitcoin price which totally regardless point in my opinion .
The increase in the price depends only few things .
first thing is the increase in the transaction speedily and second reason of the demand by the users .
If people will buy any coin speedily then this is usual that the price will increase but if everyone will sell then absolutely price will go down , then how you can drop the team.of the coin in the fluctuations of the price .
Here development team only help the users and make the coin better with new new upgrade programs and miners job is only to mine the Bitcoin and to tell the algorithm of the coin that the transfer of the coin from one address to another is right  or not , and for that work they will get money  in form of btc reward .
full member
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that is the true, the fork novel it is their fault not miners' greed.
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