This topic is one of the more dumbest I've read.  If canceling the halving is so easy why don't miners increase reward to 1,000 coins per block?

So what superior crypto are you pumping?

If we get global adoption this will be the norm.  So what's the issue?

It's always hard to figure out if they mean the bitcoin blockchain or their own blockchain.

The halving is starting to sink in.  There will be no dump to 180.

Better safe then sorry. 

Blood is definitely in the streets.  Somebody is buying all these dumped coins.  Is it the big players with big pockets?  

Ya seems like bitcoin will go down just like the stock markets.  Bitcoin not on the same level as gold get as a hedge.

I got nothing to hide.  I don't do anything illegal with bitcoin.  They watch everything anyway.  If they want to know what kind of porn I watch I can save them the trouble.  Lesbians.

Posting large red letters in every thread doesn't help your cause.  You just seem like a troll.

Maybe if this September stress test is for real it will force the core devs to make a change and not think about their bank account size with blockstream.

Why would any miner update their software to a version that increased the 21 mil cap and lowering the value of all their coins?

220 seems to be a solid floor we've seen before.  I'm guessing this is the break even point for miners and they don't sell below 220.  Everybody seems scared to buy right now even though 2 months ago people were wishing they would of loaded up at 220.  Funny how that works.

If you want a fixed blocksize limit shouldn't it be what satoshi originally implemented?  Wasn't it 8 or 32mb?

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Wow great analysis...

Any exchange that has bitcoin has XT.  Their still on the same chain.

I think it's pretty obvious core devs will make more money with their blockstream project if the 1mb limit stays in place permanently.

So this is what the XT haters have had to resort to?

Got a nice repound pump going on and all anybody wants to talk about is XT.  Maybe this thread should be fork free.