Bitcoin Cash Hash War: The Hard Fork Aftermath Explained

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Today we have a controversial subject to discuss, the Bitcoin Cash Hard fork.

In this exciting episode, Investment Associates annd Bitstocks CEO Michael Hudson, CTO David Arakelian and Head of OTC Elia Yousif, discuss the aftermath of the Bitcoin Cash hard fork.

They will give you an insightful view of what really is going on in the hash war between BitcoinABC & BitcoinSV, the implications involved and also go into detail about the misguided agenda set about by so-called 'crypto experts'

Who is likely to win this Hash War? Will there be a chain split?

Watch to find out more!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsUOBfv12ko&t=1761s

[franky1]

after the 36th minute when they talk about hashrate.. i laughed.

lets clear things up
if 2 chains are using 2 different RULES.... hashrate does not matter. the rules come first.
a pool can have 100zeta hash. but if the block doesnt fit the rules.. reject in under 2 seconds.

however
if there were 2 chains with blocks of the same rule .. then and only then is the decision based on the blockchains combined hashrate for the whole chain

now the funny part,
the "re-org"
 if craig does overtake. and the chain ABC follow is SV's(while it is using ABC compatible rules)..and then he changes the rules.
if the majority of the nodes are still ABC.. craigs new ruled blocks get rejected by ABC. and so ABC pools can just mine a block with majority rule ABC will like can slide in.

thus making SV stall out where SV nodes accept SV and ABC accept ABC and they fall apart again.as 2 separate chains
craig doesnt realise its about code of node as well

a ABC node wont accept a SV block if the SV block doesnt fit a ABC nodes rules
a SV node wont accept a ABC block if the ABC block doesnt fit a SV nodes rules

again its not just hashpower