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June 06, 2015, 12:35:39 PM
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i think we still have time until max transaction limit is reached, so block having IMO is going to be here sooner than any changes in block size.
besides changing the block size still needs much more arguing and work to be implemented.

Weak hands have been complaining about missing out ever since bitcoin was $1 and never buy the dip.
Whales are those who keep buying the dip.
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June 06, 2015, 12:53:38 PM
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What do you guys think ?

new account but you seem to have at least a little bit of understanding - and the question is nice too. so welcome here  Wink

halving i would say too. (but i want the fork before the halving if this is possible Lips sealed )

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June 07, 2015, 09:12:15 AM
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Is the 20 MB blocksize increase planned for both bitcoin and gavin coin ?

Satoshi built Bitcoin, the currency we all use and love.

He selected the supply cap, the inflation rate, the mining algorithm, etc., etc. Let's not forget, he also selected Gavin. And Gavin is more important than the 21 million bitcoin cap. So if you want to throw Gavin under the bus, you might as well throw everything else there too.  

why keep lying to everyone, you hate bitcoin and have trolled it for the longest time, now you spam throughout the forum with going Gavin's fork only cause you want to see bitcoin fail (in some vain delerious hope ur own shitcoin will make it).
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June 07, 2015, 09:37:43 AM
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Is the 20 MB blocksize increase planned for both bitcoin and gavin coin ?

Satoshi built Bitcoin, the currency we all use and love.

He selected the supply cap, the inflation rate, the mining algorithm, etc., etc. Let's not forget, he also selected Gavin. And Gavin is more important than the 21 million bitcoin cap. So if you want to throw Gavin under the bus, you might as well throw everything else there too.  

I don't know how you made that speculation, but Gavin is not more important than anything when it comes to Bitcoin.
That would defy the whole principle of being decentralized.
Apart from that, if Gavin was to depart, Bitcoin would take a hit but it would survive it as it did many other obstacles.

On topic: I think halving will come first.
I believe we still have a long way until we hit the 1mb limit.
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June 07, 2015, 03:13:44 PM
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Halvening is going to come first and as reported it is supposed to come by the end of this year which shall cause a boom in the prices.
Maximum transactions would take another 2-3 years minimum.

You should read more about the impact of the halving. It's definitely not a guarantee that it will cause "a boom in the prices." Halving may have very little impact at all, particularly if demand remains the same as it is now. Supply is important but without increased demand, significant increase in demand you won't be seeing any moon-rise mornings.

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