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August 01, 2017, 02:57:19 PM |
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Because bitcoin is my older brother but bitcoincash is my step brother
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rltim555
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August 01, 2017, 03:00:21 PM |
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Satoshi wanted 1 MB blocksize, so I support him.
Create an alt-coin if you think you have a better idea. We should leave Bitcoin alone to honor Satoshi and as an experiment. Why risk ruining Bitcoin when it has been running 8+ years solid.
He wanted 32 at first? I was looking at this coin in slightly more detail and it has a much larger blocksize and was the original bitcoin. So, why do most people want this coin to become just another altcoin or pump and dump coin when it is basically the same as the other bitcoin but with a better blocksize and more transactions that can fit into the block?
Its not the negativity over the bitcoin cash,its the reality.Its surprising for me to hear some one say bitcoin cash as the original bitcoin.Already segwit is enough for quick transactions and there is no need for more bigger block sizes.BCC is created not in aim for progress of bitcoin community but instead i read that ASICBOOST is patented and it does not support upgrades like segwit and that may be one of the reason for creating BCC. Bitcoin cash is the bitcoin we've already been using. With the addition of the block size change. It's a smaller change than segwit. Some are against big blocks. Some are against chinese miners because they are, well urm, chinese from China. Some don't understand and don't care because they are speculators who want to make fiat money the easy way. Some are just plain idiots spreading FUD. Some are ... (fill in anything you want).
Just stay calm and the ride the storm of negativity.
Seems there's also a problem against Jeff Garzik by some bitcoin users. But based on the history of Chinese mining history it's fairly reasonable to be cautious. Because you can make the blocks as big as you want but it will never make bitcoin fast enough for cash-like transactions (less than 10 seconds like a credit card with a chip). Calling it bitcoin cash is ridiculous since you'll still have to wait 10 minutes for a block in average (could be 30 minutes really).
Wow, I thought transactions with BCC will go faster. If that's true then indeed we can't call it cash. From 10 to 30 minutes is what we have to wait for the first confirmation with BTC if transaction fee is high enough. Why would we need BCC then? It's the result of a chain split. Not sure on the details very much but I think it's more of an accidental/easiest way to resolve the issue. And if you have a problem with the 10 minute blocks (which should really have been addressed) your problem exists in bitcoin as well. YADA YADA YADA! Whatever, it will cause troubles to the existing miners because of the stupid move aka "splitting" & let the negativity rush in! I don't care about bitcoin cash thats fucking bullshit! Whoever came up with that idea is a fucking moron! Who needs to disrupt bitcoin when its already formidable than ever? Any clues? These jackass don't give a shit, but I do! Ill oppose this bloody movement any day!
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August 01, 2017, 03:19:54 PM |
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It is a difference of opinion, because on the one side {BCC} people think by increasing the Block size, Bitcoin can scale enough to enable mainstream adoption and one the other side people think that SegWit and the Lightning network is the answer to this. Some people even think they know what Satoshi would have done or what he would have wanted. Nobody knows if he would have changed his mind on scaling, if SegWit & Lightning Network was proposed to him. ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) A difference in opinion, creates conflict, because people always wants to be the winner in an argument. ![Angry](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/angry.gif)
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jackg (OP)
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https://bit.ly/387FXHi lightning theory
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August 01, 2017, 04:18:17 PM |
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Satoshi wanted 1 MB blocksize, so I support him.
Create an alt-coin if you think you have a better idea. We should leave Bitcoin alone to honor Satoshi and as an experiment. Why risk ruining Bitcoin when it has been running 8+ years solid.
He wanted 32 at first? I was looking at this coin in slightly more detail and it has a much larger blocksize and was the original bitcoin. So, why do most people want this coin to become just another altcoin or pump and dump coin when it is basically the same as the other bitcoin but with a better blocksize and more transactions that can fit into the block?
Its not the negativity over the bitcoin cash,its the reality.Its surprising for me to hear some one say bitcoin cash as the original bitcoin.Already segwit is enough for quick transactions and there is no need for more bigger block sizes.BCC is created not in aim for progress of bitcoin community but instead i read that ASICBOOST is patented and it does not support upgrades like segwit and that may be one of the reason for creating BCC. Bitcoin cash is the bitcoin we've already been using. With the addition of the block size change. It's a smaller change than segwit. Some are against big blocks. Some are against chinese miners because they are, well urm, chinese from China. Some don't understand and don't care because they are speculators who want to make fiat money the easy way. Some are just plain idiots spreading FUD. Some are ... (fill in anything you want).
Just stay calm and the ride the storm of negativity.
Seems there's also a problem against Jeff Garzik by some bitcoin users. But based on the history of Chinese mining history it's fairly reasonable to be cautious. Because you can make the blocks as big as you want but it will never make bitcoin fast enough for cash-like transactions (less than 10 seconds like a credit card with a chip). Calling it bitcoin cash is ridiculous since you'll still have to wait 10 minutes for a block in average (could be 30 minutes really).
Wow, I thought transactions with BCC will go faster. If that's true then indeed we can't call it cash. From 10 to 30 minutes is what we have to wait for the first confirmation with BTC if transaction fee is high enough. Why would we need BCC then? It's the result of a chain split. Not sure on the details very much but I think it's more of an accidental/easiest way to resolve the issue. And if you have a problem with the 10 minute blocks (which should really have been addressed) your problem exists in bitcoin as well. YADA YADA YADA! Whatever, it will cause troubles to the existing miners because of the stupid move aka "splitting" & let the negativity rush in! I don't care about bitcoin cash thats fucking bullshit! Whoever came up with that idea is a fucking moron! Who needs to disrupt bitcoin when its already formidable than ever? Any clues? These jackass don't give a shit, but I do! Ill oppose this bloody movement any day! Yes, the creation of bcc is a bad idea. But considering we have very little controls of the supposed decentralised network (evidenced by this) the idea of both btc and bcc hereafter is not a community controlled coin. And the new fork, as I understand it is put in place so segwit2x canbe used and so segwit can function (although, they should've found a cleaner way to do it)?
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August 01, 2017, 04:20:23 PM |
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Because you can make the blocks as big as you want but it will never make bitcoin fast enough for cash-like transactions (less than 10 seconds like a credit card with a chip). Calling it bitcoin cash is ridiculous since you'll still have to wait 10 minutes for a block in average (could be 30 minutes really).
You might want to read or re-read Satoshi's whitepaper, specifically the title "P2P Electronic Cash System"
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Variogam
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August 01, 2017, 04:25:22 PM |
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After the difficulty has adjusted (in a few days) both BTC and BCC will have the same delay of 10 minutes per block in average (so 30 minutes for safe confirmation of a transfer). So obviously BCC does not solve the main issue of bitcoin scaling, which is scaling IN REAL LIFE, where transaction speed is very important. So I'm not saying one is better than the other one, but one of them is definitely unnecessary... The fork is not solving the real issue with bitcoin in any way.
The only thing what Bitcoin Cash trying to solve are high fees. Lets see what happens if Bitcoin fees become very high again, then Bitcoin Cash might be good alternative, especially because every current Bitcoiner have equeal amount of Bitcoin Cash so the transition to Bitcoin Cash might be trivial for every Bitcoiner. I have nothing to fear because competetion is the best way to find effective solution and I have equeal amount of Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash anyway...
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BeetcoinScummer
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August 01, 2017, 04:27:44 PM |
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I was looking at this coin in slightly more detail and it has a much larger blocksize and was the original bitcoin. So, why do most people want this coin to become just another altcoin or pump and dump coin when it is basically the same as the other bitcoin but with a better blocksize and more transactions that can fit into the block?
Well, not always anyway.
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just_Alice
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August 02, 2017, 11:21:29 AM |
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~ Because you can make the blocks as big as you want but it will never make bitcoin fast enough for cash-like transactions (less than 10 seconds like a credit card with a chip). Calling it bitcoin cash is ridiculous since you'll still have to wait 10 minutes for a block in average (could be 30 minutes really).
Wow, I thought transactions with BCC will go faster. If that's true then indeed we can't call it cash. From 10 to 30 minutes is what we have to wait for the first confirmation with BTC if transaction fee is high enough. Why would we need BCC then? It's the result of a chain split. Not sure on the details very much but I think it's more of an accidental/easiest way to resolve the issue. And if you have a problem with the 10 minute blocks (which should really have been addressed) your problem exists in bitcoin as well. Yeah but wasn't it implied that BCH is somehow better in that regard? If bitcoin cash have same problems as bitcoin why do we need the hard fork?
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August 02, 2017, 11:25:03 AM |
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Bitcoin holders are making more on BCH than BTC at the moment, you'll see attitudes change. Hasn't really hurt BTC too badly yet, we'll see in the long run.
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August 02, 2017, 11:28:27 AM |
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There can only be 21 mln bitcoins everything else is a crap ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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August 02, 2017, 11:34:03 AM |
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The negativity is just because of the increasing support for bitcoin as well there is a good number of user who trust in it. In one way bitcoin cash has solved some issues that has been considered to be the major flaws on bitcoin. Same time in terms of mining, only large scale users has got the chance to mine.
Yes so we can say that it's not negativity in fact but it's the support and trust which we have in bitcoin which we show from time to time or whenever it's needed.
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August 02, 2017, 11:34:31 AM |
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I was looking at this coin in slightly more detail and it has a much larger blocksize and was the original bitcoin. So, why do most people want this coin to become just another altcoin or pump and dump coin when it is basically the same as the other bitcoin but with a better blocksize and more transactions that can fit into the block?
Its the propaganda. You see, this is more about politics than anything else. Do your own research because with even opinion you get here, it comes with personal agenda and biases. Someone here wrote that Satoshi agreed that blocks can be raised as high as they can be. Then goes on to say some people who were there disagrees. Now all im asking is, we are now using Satoshi's bitcoin. Where is the "bitcoin" started by those people? Secondly it is only after segwit implementation that bitcoin cash will be closer to Satoshi's bitcoin than bitcoin legacy.
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August 03, 2017, 10:23:03 AM |
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Bitcoin holders are making more on BCH than BTC at the moment, you'll see attitudes change. Hasn't really hurt BTC too badly yet, we'll see in the long run.
And right now they are not. BCH has dropped almost 15% in the last 24 hours. It looks like the fairy tale is coming to its end. Looking at rising and falling of other altcoins you can almost always say that someone could make more profit on this or that alt, that's how it is. But when you try to earn bigger profits bigger risks are involved too, never forget about that.
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