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It is a bit difficult to learn very much from this interview between Roger and Miss Bitcoin Japan, because they mostly speak in conclusions. It does seem that she has become very skeptical of roger and his motives, even though she has known him for 5 years - but surely she has difficulties expressing herself in English, but also she seem to be somewhat lacking in some understanding of various nuanced arguments in order to really present them to Roger - I did notice one outline of a plan regarding bitcoin cash... and it seems that if they fork, they are wanting to use the fork as some kind of leverage to attempt to force bitcoin to hardfok scale up to 2mb in November - or otherwise to ramp up the competition at that point by directing all mining power to Bitcoin cash and attempt to get various other economic nodes to follow them in order to attempt to increase bitcoin cash liquidity and utility at that time in order to attempt to become a viable bitcoin competitor - also suggesting that there is going to be an ongoing incentive to continue to mine bitcoin cash throughout this time because if the difficulty level of bitcoin cash is lower, then it may well be equally profitable to mine some bitcoin cash (assuming that bitcoin cash is able to retain some market value with the passage of time) In my view 2mb would be borderline acceptable. But if it would be more, people would just move to another coin that would be more similar to the old version of what they had. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) (I know I would)
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July 30, 2017, 11:01:44 PM |
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Blatantly silly statements
You have said that by citing my argument I do not understand it. I think you don't understand what it means to present a proper argument. Then you continue to assert your authority "exter's pyramid". Your writing is long winded and full of obfuscation and bad assumptions. But I don't need to peel the layers away. You have argued bitcoin cannot be what we are watching it be, a money and a currency. You have suggested "metals" can only take the bottom role of the pyramid, as we watch golds price and relevance decline. What other metals are you referring to? Golds supply is not throttled and limited like you are assuming. That is why it is losing its monetary relevance. Reality disagrees with your belief system. And you can't send metals around the world like you can with bitcoin You are making blatantly silly statements: More blatantly silly statements
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July 30, 2017, 11:07:23 PM |
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It is a bit difficult to learn very much from this interview between Roger and Miss Bitcoin Japan, because they mostly speak in conclusions. It does seem that she has become very skeptical of roger and his motives, even though she has known him for 5 years - but surely she has difficulties expressing herself in English, but also she seem to be somewhat lacking in some understanding of various nuanced arguments in order to really present them to Roger - I did notice one outline of a plan regarding bitcoin cash... and it seems that if they fork, they are wanting to use the fork as some kind of leverage to attempt to force bitcoin to hardfok scale up to 2mb in November - or otherwise to ramp up the competition at that point by directing all mining power to Bitcoin cash and attempt to get various other economic nodes to follow them in order to attempt to increase bitcoin cash liquidity and utility at that time in order to attempt to become a viable bitcoin competitor - also suggesting that there is going to be an ongoing incentive to continue to mine bitcoin cash throughout this time because if the difficulty level of bitcoin cash is lower, then it may well be equally profitable to mine some bitcoin cash (assuming that bitcoin cash is able to retain some market value with the passage of time) Well BCC definitely has succeeded in generating a buzz. The r/btc reddit thread might as well change its name to BCC and the altcoin thread in this forum is showing brisk interest. They also are having some effects on the Bitcoin economy. One negative consequence is the mass exodus of coins from Coinbase. They are now facing 12+ hours of delay with withdrawals and are stating their decision of ignoring BCC is a key contributor to the backlog.
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July 30, 2017, 11:13:58 PM |
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When exactly is the chain split? Do I need to transfer coins today or can I do tomorrow?
BCC chain split is 08/01/2017 at 12:20 PM UTC. Where from did you get that timeline ?
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July 30, 2017, 11:19:05 PM |
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When exactly is the chain split? Do I need to transfer coins today or can I do tomorrow?
BCC chain split is 08/01/2017 at 12:20 PM UTC. Where from did you get that timeline ? https://www.bitcoincash.org/The first block must be more than 1k in size though, plus I'm not quite certain how soon the difficulty might lower. So it may take a while to get the first block after that time.
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July 30, 2017, 11:32:43 PM |
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Will there be A fork at all.........
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Bet CLOSED! Let the game begins... Thank you all for supporting this game and I wish you all good luck. Let's make contact when ATH touched. Final list: 20/07 Siggy ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 21/07 Mr Frog ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 22/07 Protokol ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 23/07 Bitcoinaire ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 24/07 Lost_in_base ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 25/07 rjclarke2000 ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 26/07 Globbo ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 27/07 Poolminor ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 28/07 TeeBone ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 29/07 Ted E. Bear ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 30/07 bahty. ![Sad](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/sad.gif) 31/07 Infofront 01/08 Vin 02/08 Steelboy 03/08 D_eddie 04/08 Bitserve 05/08 Bikerleszno 06/08 Last of the v8s 07/08 Pajulapoiss 08/08 Imbatman 09/08 Mikenz 10/08 Machasm 11/08 Aesma 12/08 doc12 13/08 Fluidjax 14/08 ShroomsKit_Disgrace 15/08 Fragout ---- slow death 16/08 Orpington 17/08 sirazimuth 18/08 Ivomm 19/08 Elwar 20/08 Oblox 21/08 Haciendo 22/08 Boba 23/08 ErisDiscordia 24/08 Ludwig Von 25/08 Hazukison 26/08 SportbetMaster 27/08 Nanobtc 28/08 Vamos1 29/08 Paashaas 30/08 RayX12 31/08 BinaryReign 02/09 Patrisorvieto 05/09 Entons 06/09 Oinas 09/09 Edgar 11/09 Buwaytress 15/09 MinermanNC 17/09 Spaceman_spiff 21/09 undeadbitcoiner 01/10 K.Ehleyr 02/10 Petemoss2 04/10 Herman Hesse 13/10 Cryptoqueen 05/11 Chainsaw 21/11 Icygreen 12/12 Kurious 23/12 Fractaluniverse 14/01/2018 In the silence 05/02/2018 savetherainforest
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July 30, 2017, 11:37:12 PM |
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July 30, 2017, 11:49:10 PM |
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It all really confuses the heck out of me. But can you imagine, one guy asks another: Hey dude, got some bitcoincash. Dude answers, well no bitcoincash left, but bitcoincash is what we need, right. Bitcoincash. Please don´t let me say "bitcoincash" for the rest of my life. I was happy with the name "bitcoin" ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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July 30, 2017, 11:54:21 PM Last edit: July 31, 2017, 12:06:19 AM by r0ach |
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It all really confuses the heck out of me.
What is there to be confused about? Bitcoin - a peer to peer distributed but not decentralized corporation coin.We aren't gonna defeat the Yids with this shit. #InPhysicalSilverWeTrust
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July 31, 2017, 12:13:00 AM |
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When exactly is the chain split? Do I need to transfer coins today or can I do tomorrow?
Are you a troll?? ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) And yes dumbass.. you need to take what is yours out of the exchange. Because I'm not sure what exchange you are on and what politics they will have about giving you back the other coin, BCC I think its called, in case you want to profit from both. So yes, take them out, then you wait to see how you split them. But basically my understanding is the account that has any kind of bitcoins in it after the chain split will have the BCC as well, so after that period if you move any BTC and the balance show you 0,0000 and you moved lets say 5,25525000 out of it. Then those 0,000.. have a hidden chain in them that the software doesn't recognize. So basically with the same address you use to move those 'invisible' BCC's after you move the BTC. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) (edit: when the software for BCC will be available!(this ofc if you are clueless without an interface))
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July 31, 2017, 12:15:32 AM |
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It all really confuses the heck out of me.
What is there to be confused about? Bitcoin - a peer to peer distributed but not decentralized corporation coin.We aren't gonna defeat the Yids with this shit. Aah, i found the "ignore" button. It´s so peaceful here, once you do that. Try it ! Ignorance is bliss.
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July 31, 2017, 12:21:27 AM |
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It all really confuses the heck out of me.
What is there to be confused about? Bitcoin - a peer to peer distributed but not decentralized corporation coin.We aren't gonna defeat the Yids with this shit. #InPhysicalSilverWeTrust Talk to the hand . . .
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July 31, 2017, 12:23:48 AM |
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It all really confuses the heck out of me.
What is there to be confused about? Bitcoin - a peer to peer distributed but not decentralized corporation coin.We aren't gonna defeat the Yids with this shit. #InPhysicalSilverWeTrust Talk to the hand . . . ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FJyg85FW.gif&t=665&c=jj46B9iBOdBO0Q)
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July 31, 2017, 12:37:20 AM |
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I now have several BTC loaned on Poloniex at between 4 and 4.9999% daily rate.
5% being the max allowed.
Feeling a bit Jewish right now...
You don't need to be Jewish to take advantage of a situation and profit. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I withdrew all of my BTC from Polo a couple of weeks ago, due to concerns being raised daily about their support/withdrawal issues and the recommendations of several trusted sources to move your coins to your control by August 1, just in case things go wrong. Also, I can now use my coins to claim free Byteball and BCC. Just know, that POLO's policy will be to give free BCC to the person who took the loan and not the lender. May be why some people are willing to pay such outrageous rates to go long on bullshit. Guess they may think they have a hedge, now. Are you sure that you got that correct? If a loan is made before August 1, and bitcoin forks during the loan, then if Poloniex recognizes both chains, then would both chains be recognized as still being part of the pre-august 1 loan? seems strange? Same would be true on Bitfinex, and I did not think about the situation as being only one side of the loan.. so could be confusing, and maybe that is why Bitfinex rates are merely .4% per day, right now as compared with Poloniex rates? about a 10x difference in interest rates, no? Yes, Bitfinex policy is to give the split coins to the lender. Poloniex policy is to give the split coins to the borrower. https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/212/reviewhttps://poloniex.com/press-releases/2017.07.24-Our-plans-to-handle-potential-BTC-network-disruptions/Yeah. I had read that Bitfinex statement about lenders. Maybe it is just me, but I remain a bit unclear regarding how bitfinex treats borrowers of BTC? They are paying back only BTC, and the lenders get the BCH from the transaction? That seems a bit strange; however, maybe it is possible that Bitfinex considers that borrowers are more in control of their loans (as compared with lenders) because borrowers can chose to close the position; however, lenders cannot close a position, once it is taken - although they can choose to discontinue offering loans or cancel the loans before someone takes the loan... so yeah, lenders are locked in and borrowers are not.. So, if bitfinex is going to treat the matter of only crediting the lender, then borrowers should have a decent sized incentive to close all of their loans before the hardfork or otherwise they will likely lose any value that any BCC might have, if any.. hahahaha My more layman's consideration of the matter, it seems to me that it would be most fair (even though a bit more complicated to calculate) to cause splitting (and credit) of BTC/BCH on both sides of the loan - whether we are talking about bitfinex or poloniex - however, the poloniex matter of crediting only the borrower seems to be worse situation and causing extremely disproportionate interest rates for borrowing BTC on their platform.
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July 31, 2017, 12:44:51 AM |
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Why can't tomorrow be Aug. 1st so we can get past all this "Coin split! BCC! Aug. 1st! OMG!! AGHHH!" sky is falling FUD garbage.
Ugh.... one more fkn day... can't wait for it to be over so we can move on.
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July 31, 2017, 12:49:32 AM |
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It is a bit difficult to learn very much from this interview between Roger and Miss Bitcoin Japan, because they mostly speak in conclusions. It does seem that she has become very skeptical of roger and his motives, even though she has known him for 5 years - but surely she has difficulties expressing herself in English, but also she seem to be somewhat lacking in some understanding of various nuanced arguments in order to really present them to Roger - I did notice one outline of a plan regarding bitcoin cash... and it seems that if they fork, they are wanting to use the fork as some kind of leverage to attempt to force bitcoin to hardfok scale up to 2mb in November - or otherwise to ramp up the competition at that point by directing all mining power to Bitcoin cash and attempt to get various other economic nodes to follow them in order to attempt to increase bitcoin cash liquidity and utility at that time in order to attempt to become a viable bitcoin competitor - also suggesting that there is going to be an ongoing incentive to continue to mine bitcoin cash throughout this time because if the difficulty level of bitcoin cash is lower, then it may well be equally profitable to mine some bitcoin cash (assuming that bitcoin cash is able to retain some market value with the passage of time) In my view 2mb would be borderline acceptable. But if it would be more, people would just move to another coin that would be more similar to the old version of what they had. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) (I know I would) I am not sure about what you are talking about. Even though Roger seems to becoming increasingly more passionate and increasingly more insane about this whole issue, even the girl seems to have difficulties figuring out how to keep him calm. You know sometimes folks with bad English (maybe asians especially) will say things that inflame the person rather than being more subtle about it. So the girl says something to the effect to roger.. "why don't you try to keep your emotions down a bit?" And, she is nervous about saying it, and Roger cannot help but to specifically respond in an emotional way to her way of saying it - and I am sure Roger is getting a lot of that "calm down" suggestions, but it just makes him more emotional and defensive. So this whole 2mb bullshit continues to be batted around as if it is some kind of meaningful and necessary direction - as if it is going to satisfy the bigblocker nutjobs, like roger. He continues to act as if he has some kind of knowledgeable technical understanding that 2mb would resolve matters, and everyone opposed to 2mb is just buying into small blocker propaganda and does not understand technicalities. The fact of the matter, with bitcoin, is that we have to cross one bridge at a time, and the first bridge is getting segwit locked in and then activated and then seeing how that plays out, and the other fact of the matter is that once it seems quite likely that once segwit is employed then there becomes even less likelihood that any kind of blocksize increase is going to be necessary.. so the argument about a necessity to increase the blockchain becomes weaker and weaker and weaker and that is why they are planning to hardfork now rather than later.. and to take advantage of confusion and hypothetical and likely at some point going to resume spam attacks on the bitcoin blockchain, and I am not sure if segwit is going to help to battle spam attacks ( I hope so)...
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July 31, 2017, 12:56:48 AM |
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It is a bit difficult to learn very much from this interview between Roger and Miss Bitcoin Japan, because they mostly speak in conclusions. It does seem that she has become very skeptical of roger and his motives, even though she has known him for 5 years - but surely she has difficulties expressing herself in English, but also she seem to be somewhat lacking in some understanding of various nuanced arguments in order to really present them to Roger - I did notice one outline of a plan regarding bitcoin cash... and it seems that if they fork, they are wanting to use the fork as some kind of leverage to attempt to force bitcoin to hardfok scale up to 2mb in November - or otherwise to ramp up the competition at that point by directing all mining power to Bitcoin cash and attempt to get various other economic nodes to follow them in order to attempt to increase bitcoin cash liquidity and utility at that time in order to attempt to become a viable bitcoin competitor - also suggesting that there is going to be an ongoing incentive to continue to mine bitcoin cash throughout this time because if the difficulty level of bitcoin cash is lower, then it may well be equally profitable to mine some bitcoin cash (assuming that bitcoin cash is able to retain some market value with the passage of time) Well BCC definitely has succeeded in generating a buzz. The r/btc reddit thread might as well change its name to BCC and the altcoin thread in this forum is showing brisk interest. They also are having some effects on the Bitcoin economy. One negative consequence is the mass exodus of coins from Coinbase. They are now facing 12+ hours of delay with withdrawals and are stating their decision of ignoring BCC is a key contributor to the backlog. Yeah. At first I thought that the Coinbase decision was the right one, but later, I see that other exchanges came out with better policies, such as Bitfinex. So, yeah, it is too bad that there is some of this additional instability. Seems to me that it would be better if Coinbase would reverse its position in some significant way that at least allows for some possible future splitting. I understand that Gemini's position is not much better than Coinbase, but they did leave their position a bit more open to the possibility of future splitting, if the bitcoin cash chain has value in the future.. So, yeah, ongoing turmoil based on inconsistent treatments of the matter. and then likely going to be additional volatility caused by some of the changes in the amount of coins that remain on various exchanges.
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July 31, 2017, 01:00:18 AM |
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I now have several BTC loaned on Poloniex at between 4 and 4.9999% daily rate.
5% being the max allowed.
Feeling a bit Jewish right now...
You don't need to be Jewish to take advantage of a situation and profit. ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I withdrew all of my BTC from Polo a couple of weeks ago, due to concerns being raised daily about their support/withdrawal issues and the recommendations of several trusted sources to move your coins to your control by August 1, just in case things go wrong. Also, I can now use my coins to claim free Byteball and BCC. Just know, that POLO's policy will be to give free BCC to the person who took the loan and not the lender. May be why some people are willing to pay such outrageous rates to go long on bullshit. Guess they may think they have a hedge, now. Are you sure that you got that correct? If a loan is made before August 1, and bitcoin forks during the loan, then if Poloniex recognizes both chains, then would both chains be recognized as still being part of the pre-august 1 loan? seems strange? Same would be true on Bitfinex, and I did not think about the situation as being only one side of the loan.. so could be confusing, and maybe that is why Bitfinex rates are merely .4% per day, right now as compared with Poloniex rates? about a 10x difference in interest rates, no? Yes, Bitfinex policy is to give the split coins to the lender. Poloniex policy is to give the split coins to the borrower. https://www.bitfinex.com/posts/212/reviewhttps://poloniex.com/press-releases/2017.07.24-Our-plans-to-handle-potential-BTC-network-disruptions/Yeah. I had read that Bitfinex statement about lenders. Maybe it is just me, but I remain a bit unclear regarding how bitfinex treats borrowers of BTC? They are paying back only BTC, and the lenders get the BCH from the transaction? That seems a bit strange; however, maybe it is possible that Bitfinex considers that borrowers are more in control of their loans (as compared with lenders) because borrowers can chose to close the position; however, lenders cannot close a position, once it is taken - although they can choose to discontinue offering loans or cancel the loans before someone takes the loan... so yeah, lenders are locked in and borrowers are not.. So, if bitfinex is going to treat the matter of only crediting the lender, then borrowers should have a decent sized incentive to close all of their loans before the hardfork or otherwise they will likely lose any value that any BCC might have, if any.. hahahaha My more layman's consideration of the matter, it seems to me that it would be most fair (even though a bit more complicated to calculate) to cause splitting (and credit) of BTC/BCH on both sides of the loan - whether we are talking about bitfinex or poloniex - however, the poloniex matter of crediting only the borrower seems to be worse situation and causing extremely disproportionate interest rates for borrowing BTC on their platform. He (the borrower) has your money, with all risks involved, he should get BCC, BCH. Hurts me, but this is the way it should be . . .
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