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September 08, 2017, 11:24:33 AM
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I don't get it kwuckduck, you have been bearish on bitcoin since about 2010, and segwit is only a new development. Being that Bitcoin Cash is just Bitcoin without segwit (plus a larger blocksize), why are you so bullish about Bitcoin Cash? You were never bullish about Bitcoin when it was essentially the same as Bitcoin Cash.

Of course, anyone who is not a newbie knows the answer to this question, which is, that you are probably the biggest loser in bitcoin history, and through sheer stupidity missed out on being a multi-millionaire. But, seriously though, what are you going to do if Bitcoin Cash destroys Bitcoin and becomes the dominate high value coin? Which shitcoin are you going to shill for then and what bearish arguments do you have planned for Bitcoin Cash?

On another note, since you are such a loser and don't own any Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash, and will therefore miss out on becoming a multi-millionaire for a second time, I'm honestly worried for you. What are you going to do then? Serious question. I am concerned that you would be even more depressed and unliked than now.

kwukduck is a perfect indicator of the opposite he is saying becoming true. Bitcoin Trash is collapsing and these propping this shitcoin are losing tons of money trying to keep the farce running.

Government-issued hashrate is mining it at a loss, they will run out of money eventually (even if they can print if infinitely, they will stop it once they realize it is futile)

Bitcoin hashrate just hit all time highs recently which proves Bitcoin Trash is only good for pump and dumping.
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September 08, 2017, 11:53:57 AM
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Blocks are still full and the backlog is huge!

mempool is back to normal: https://blockchain.info/charts/mempool-size
7000 unconfirmed transactions: https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions

increasing the blocksize is not the correct way to solve the scaling issue. if we want to compete (same numbers of transactions) with a credit card company, we need a blocksize of about 555mb, 80gb per day. this is the way where bitcoin cash is heading.

As now, it's heading towards empty blocks

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September 08, 2017, 04:20:27 PM
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I don't see the point in what reason do miners want to transfer in mining the original bitcoin to bitcoin cash maybe it more profitable at the moment but it will not boom as it is only a copy cat and trying to be great, people just playing with the market with bitcoin cash and that is why it has a value as of the moment.
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September 08, 2017, 06:58:50 PM
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Blocks are still full and the backlog is huge!

mempool is back to normal: https://blockchain.info/charts/mempool-size
7000 unconfirmed transactions: https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions

increasing the blocksize is not the correct way to solve the scaling issue. if we want to compete (same numbers of transactions) with a credit card company, we need a blocksize of about 555mb, 80gb per day. this is the way where bitcoin cash is heading.

Blocksize of 0.5 GB? That may not be sustainable. 80 GB per day would make mining impossible for small and medium sized players. We need to see how to reduce the size of the transactions, and how to accommodate more transactions in each block.
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September 08, 2017, 07:06:11 PM
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Blocks are still full and the backlog is huge!

mempool is back to normal: https://blockchain.info/charts/mempool-size
7000 unconfirmed transactions: https://blockchain.info/unconfirmed-transactions

increasing the blocksize is not the correct way to solve the scaling issue. if we want to compete (same numbers of transactions) with a credit card company, we need a blocksize of about 555mb, 80gb per day. this is the way where bitcoin cash is heading.

Storage space isn't the biggest factor that holds back block size increase, right now it's the latency - the bigger the block is, the longer it will take to propagate, because of longer validation time by each node and longer sending time. This would mean that conflicting chains would start appearing more often and double spending attacks would become easier, so we would have to require more confirmations before we can start trusting incoming transactions.
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September 08, 2017, 07:20:31 PM
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As predicted a lot of mining power and money is moving out of Core coin into Bitcoin Cash.
Even altcoins are losing value to Bitcoin Cash now.
Here we see the future of Crypto expanding, as Satoshi envisioned.

For me, cash does not carry too much effect, in other words, it is a coin with no meaningful existence when the core is still working very well.
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September 09, 2017, 12:07:49 AM
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Satoshi also envisioned having a gang bang party with an 18 years old girl preferably in her birth day but it never happened, well perhaps it happened behind emperor's Wu closed doors a few times already but we didn't even get to smell their panties. hard lol.
If Satoshi wanted to have anything with Bitcoin he should've kept envisioning all these years. did he envisioned for every Bitcoin holder to double spend their entire balances as well or that part was all you greedy fackers?

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