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March 26, 2016, 05:37:34 PM
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I wouldn't complain if the fee will stay low. Since that was one of the promise bitcoin was giving. And bitcoin is losing that advantage step by step.
You are technically paying for the security of such a large network. Everything else doesn't even come close to Bitcoin.

Your sarcasms is not appropriated. You know quite well that the fee is not high with that amount. The point was that the fee is rising constantly.
The point is that it was expected. Anyone with a lot of money could artificially raise the limit right now.

Well for someone who does not want bitcoin to grow your logic is pretty fine. Well think for yourself why should someone use bitcoin when it is expensive? I think your vision of bitcoin will become something politicians feel the need to stop by blocking acceptance, going after miners and such. Because the reward of using it will go into illegal directions more and more. Anonymity bought with high fees. Or transporting money over borders without notification.
Basically you're opting for "let's rush growth because that matters the most" and I'm opting for "let's be conservative and add TX space when it is safe to do so". If you really think about it, Bitcoin does not need to grow. Bitcoin works and will work fine at a 1 MB block size limit. The fee will never be absurdly high due to the self regulating cycle. Besides, once you have LN deployed you have a theoretically infinite limit.

This "the strong will survive" is surely not the "let's free the people from the banks" that satoshi envisioned. The people surely are not only the rich guys that push away the normal people from bitcoin because they feel this is a place for the elite.
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March 26, 2016, 05:40:26 PM
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You giga block supporters are naive if you think Bitcoin can grow by 100 fold in the next 15 weeks or 1k fold in 4 years. We simple do not have enough users to support low fees at this time.  

we dont need 100 fold growth in the next 15 weeks....
we need more like 30% price increase and double the fees on blocks in the next 15 weeks.
in that case the reward halving will be mitigated with higher BTC prices, and slightly more BTC fees on each block.

if segwit was ready 6 months ago i'd feel more comfortable...

there a balance between driving fees high and driving a high number of low fee TX

bacily if we look at block space as a good miners produce, the pricing of that good is the TX fee.
how do we find the best price?
somthing like this.



The price of Bitcoin is irrelevant in this context to its level of security.
i dont think so... miners cost is USD denominated, increasing their USD revenue means they will be willing to pay more USD to mine the coins.

i believe we dont need to artificially limit supply ( block space )  miners have a real cost to including TX in blocks in the form of orphan risks
then demand can be roughly calculated with like avg number of TX bytes to include every 10mins
then miners can calculate the optimal price for a TX fee
then they can simple choose to not sell block space for much less than this optimal price.




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March 26, 2016, 05:48:11 PM
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Block rewards + transaction fees = security,  It dose not matter if a bitcoin is worth a billion dollars or 1 cent.  Its completely irrelevant.

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March 26, 2016, 05:50:10 PM
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Block rewards + transaction fees = security,  It dose not matter if a bitcoin is worth a billion dollars or 1 cent.  Its completely irrelevant.

if bitcoin is worth 1cent then miner will not want to spend more then 25cents to mine a block.

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March 26, 2016, 05:52:19 PM
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your point?

Whats your point?  Kiss

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March 26, 2016, 05:54:09 PM
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lol

my point is if you measure security as cost to attack the network then ya BTC price is very relevant to security

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March 26, 2016, 05:54:58 PM
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lol *whoosh* right over your head.

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March 26, 2016, 05:59:24 PM
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I know your a smart guy and I see you in these block size debate threads all the time. I know you know that I know that you know the answer to this. So why do you do this?
I'll let someone else baby feed you or you could go and look at the countless other threads covering this shit. But I have a feeling your just trying to get a higher post count for your ad campaign.

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March 26, 2016, 06:04:03 PM
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lol *whoosh* right over your head.
right over everyone's head...

are you referring to the security derived from the public/private key encryption?

thats of little use if all it cost is a few million to alter history.

but i guess your right to some extent.

the whole premise behind bitcoin's security model is that at any given time its not worth attacking it its always better to aid the network and get the rewards.

but its hard to argue that the cost of attacking is completely irrelevant to its security.

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March 26, 2016, 06:08:40 PM
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I know your a smart guy and I see you in these block size debate threads all the time. I know you know that I know that you know the answer to this. So why do you do this?
I'll let someone else baby feed you or you could go and look at the countless other threads covering this shit. But I have a feeling your just trying to get a higher post count for your ad campaign.

please someone baby feed me the answer to why 1cent BTC offer the same level of security as a 500$BTC

if cost of attacking is 500$ or 5000000$ this has no bearing on the level of security?

this is a nutty though if you ask me.

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March 26, 2016, 06:11:25 PM
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If you really think about it, Bitcoin does not need to grow. Bitcoin works and will work fine at a 1 MB block size limit. The fee will never be absurdly high due to the self regulating cycle.


That cycle being people come to bitcoin, people leave bitcoin?
If bitcoin works fine at 1mb, why do you want segwit?

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March 26, 2016, 06:14:15 PM
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If you really think about it, Bitcoin does not need to grow. Bitcoin works and will work fine at a 1 MB block size limit. The fee will never be absurdly high due to the self regulating cycle.


That cycle being people come to bitcoin, people leave bitcoin?
If bitcoin works fine at 1mb, why do you want segwit?

Ridiculous comment from staff?


if you want bitcoin to grow past the 1MB limit, your a greedy MOFO!

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Last edit: March 27, 2016, 12:38:21 AM by SebastianJu
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You giga block supporters are naive if you think Bitcoin can grow by 100 fold in the next 15 weeks or 1k fold in 4 years. We simple do not have enough users to support low fees at this time.  

we dont need 100 fold growth in the next 15 weeks....
we need more like 30% price increase and double the fees on blocks in the next 15 weeks.
in that case the reward halving will be mitigated with higher BTC prices, and slightly more BTC fees on each block.

if segwit was ready 6 months ago i'd feel more comfortable...

there a balance between driving fees high and driving a high number of low fee TX

bacily if we look at block space as a good miners produce, the pricing of that good is the TX fee.
how do we find the best price?
somthing like this.



i believe we dont need to artificially limit supply miners have a real cost to including TX in blocks in the form of orphan risks

then demand can be roughly calculated with like avg number of TX bytes to include every 10mins

then miners can calculate the optimal price for a TX fee

then they can simple choose to not sell block space for much less than this optimal price.




Don't forget that the amount of hashrate can drop due to miners leaving the game. And miners becoming more efficient. Which raises reward for miners that still stay in the game. If miners drop out because the reward is too low then the remaining miners will earn a bit more than before.

So even when the fee reward now might be $27 only per block, it only matters for the future when we stay with this max amount of transactions to be included into each block. Adoption was THE key to raise fees over time and to lower the effects of block halving for miners.

In fact the only hindering thing in this is the capped amount of transactions.

By the way, your logic regarding the safety of the network connected to the bitcoin price is true on one side. Miners will drop out. Though attacking is not worth anything anymore then too. Why attack when the reward does not matter? It would only be a problem when it is pretty sure that the bitcoin price will rise again.



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I wouldn't complain if the fee will stay low. Since that was one of the promise bitcoin was giving. And bitcoin is losing that advantage step by step.
You are technically paying for the security of such a large network. Everything else doesn't even come close to Bitcoin.

Right, paying for security. But the plan was that the block halving will be supplied by more and more transactions happening so that fees slowly become a considerable size. With 1mb blocks it is absolutely not possible over the longer timeframe.

Besides, I would prefer halving and way more of the miners. It is not that we users don't pay enough. It is that the market is way way too oversaturated with miners. Which means mining is way too rewarding so that too many miners are in the game.

I surely don't like to pay for unneeded security that does not bring any advantage at all anymore.

Your sarcasms is not appropriated. You know quite well that the fee is not high with that amount. The point was that the fee is rising constantly.
The point is that it was expected. Anyone with a lot of money could artificially raise the limit right now.

Yes. And why? Because of that artificial limit. It IS artificial. It is not a base setting of bitcoin like some 1mb block fans like to claim.

In fact the thing that was awaited by those being here since years was that bitcoin transactions rise and rise. Fees are growing because of more transactions and fees become a size that pays miners.

Well for someone who does not want bitcoin to grow your logic is pretty fine. Well think for yourself why should someone use bitcoin when it is expensive? I think your vision of bitcoin will become something politicians feel the need to stop by blocking acceptance, going after miners and such. Because the reward of using it will go into illegal directions more and more. Anonymity bought with high fees. Or transporting money over borders without notification.
Basically you're opting for "let's rush growth because that matters the most" and I'm opting for "let's be conservative and add TX space when it is safe to do so". If you really think about it, Bitcoin does not need to grow. Bitcoin works and will work fine at a 1 MB block size limit. The fee will never be absurdly high due to the self regulating cycle. Besides, once you have LN deployed you have a theoretically infinite limit.

Let's be conservative... well, that sounds like bankers speech. "We limit the amount of transactions that can be done because we want a stable price to establish." Well, no, that is not how it should work. Bitcoin should be a free payment protocol for everyone. And not something for people that decide how much transactions they should allow. That is so wrong on so many levels. And then those guys are wondering why bitcoinfans get in an uproar. Cheesy

This "the strong will survive" is surely not the "let's free the people from the banks" that satoshi envisioned. The people surely are not only the rich guys that push away the normal people from bitcoin because they feel this is a place for the elite.
There won't be any vision if you rush into untested waters with untested forks. Additionally, if you let 1 controversial fork succeed it is most likely that it won't be the last one.

Well, I have to laugh when I read these two sentences. You realize how you speak here? Fear. It doesn't matter that it was no problem in the past but in the future it surely must be a problem because... tree.

And no, we can't allow anyone to raise his ugly head to oppose our own blockchain. We are in control and all the other guys are the bad ones that try to disturb the peace and control we hold.

Well, I wonder when fear took over in the bitcoin world.

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March 27, 2016, 01:41:46 AM
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That [limiting block space] is so wrong on so many levels. And then those guys are wondering why bitcoiners get in an uproar.  Cheesy

fuck ya!


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March 27, 2016, 10:21:19 AM
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That [limiting block space] is so wrong on so many levels. And then those guys are wondering why bitcoiners get in an uproar.  Cheesy

fuck ya!


Fucking socialists with their mental illness ideology, they just want to steal bitcoins from us, thats all they want.

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March 27, 2016, 10:26:33 AM
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That [limiting block space] is so wrong on so many levels. And then those guys are wondering why bitcoiners get in an uproar.  Cheesy

fuck ya!


Fucking socialists with their mental illness ideology, they just want to steal bitcoins from us, thats all they want.

You can have them all soon, once nobody will join & buy.

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You can have them all soon, once nobody will join & buy.

They will join, because it's the only cryptocurrency with standards. If you want a socialist currency, create your own.

But then again, you dont seem to be shocked, when I said that socialists want to steal bitcoins from us.

So do you support theft of bitcoins in the name of Lenin?

Majority does not want to steal ( if not forced to) rather wants to share wealth more equally. So you only need to think of not all can afford high fees.

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March 27, 2016, 10:41:22 AM
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I surely don't like to pay for unneeded security that does not bring any advantage at all anymore.
The security of the mainchain is not needed? Great, you will enjoy transacting on the secondary layer then.

Yes. And why? Because of that artificial limit. It IS artificial. It is not a base setting of bitcoin like some 1mb block fans like to claim.
It isn't. I was talking about raising the 'fee limit', i.e. recommended fee artificially. It should be possible if a person clogs up the network with a lot of transactions in the higher fee range. The fee that we are paying right now is the result of the market/people.

Let's be conservative... well, that sounds like bankers speech. "We limit the amount of transactions that can be done because we want a stable price to establish." Well, no, that is not how it should work. Bitcoin should be a free payment protocol for everyone. And not something for people that decide how much transactions they should allow. That is so wrong on so many levels. And then those guys are wondering why bitcoinfans get in an uproar. Cheesy
Wrong; it's obvious that you don't have any relevant skills. If you make a single mistake while scaling Bitcoin, you risk severely damaging it. The real question is why are people unaware of this.

And no, we can't allow anyone to raise his ugly head to oppose our own blockchain. We are in control and all the other guys are the bad ones that try to disturb the peace and control we hold.
Of course you are in control. Roll Eyes I was told Classic was just Core with a 2 MB block size limit, but now I see SPV mining too. Was I deceived  Huh


It's quite sad that you're cheering for a team that does not even have comparable manpower nor skills.

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March 27, 2016, 10:43:00 AM
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Majority does not want to steal ( if not forced to) rather wants to share wealth more equally. So you only need to think of not all can afford high fees.

If not forced to....?

What kind of moral stand is that? People should not steal, period.


There is no sharing of wealth, only if it's voluntary, otherwise it's theft.


If somebody wants to give out his coins thats fine, but dont force everybody to do so.


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March 27, 2016, 11:08:47 AM
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wot do we do now?

with all this bickering like 1st graders how will anything get done?? i propose bigger blocks becoz u can add things like video, music, gifs etc to the blockchain and it makes it more fun...


Please.
Why should anyone be that stupid to add a "function" to be able to add videos or music into the blockchain?
This would make Bitcoin kinda worthless. I wouldn't trust a currency which allows me to play funny videos/music on the blockchain.
I'd rather switch to an altcoin.

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