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August 21, 2015, 07:22:01 PM
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the fight between bitcoin xt and bitcoin core will make some people make money maybe bitcoin should be rename bitcoin xt the dev should work together for the community

The community doesn't pay them directly.
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August 21, 2015, 07:47:20 PM
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It won't work.

If XT is adopted, XT wins, there's no other chain, or at least there's no other chain with value.

You may find someone that lived in a cave for the past year and scam them using the abandoned chain, but that's not something you'll want to brag about, I think...


we are not going to abandon the main chain! you might, i for one will NOT. If im the last god damn node running core, then be it! I would rather go to LTC, Etherer... shit even dollars before i run XT.

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