thanks for sharing
high fees and a congested network seems to be a problem right now
You can watch
https://fork.lol to see when Bitcoin is more profitable to mine than BCH, which will let you know when the miners will move back over, and
https://core.jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#24h to see the current status of the mempool by fee size.
it is awful for both coins. so in a bit, the difficulty of BCH will become so high, that no transactions will process for, what is it, 12 hours? so essentially it is a mining pump and dump, which also harms BTC.
that is, unless they believe BCH is a betetr option, in which case they should stick with it after the difficulty adjustment.
alas, such forward thinking appears to not be their forté ... and this is why ASICs are and have always been bad for Bitcoin. does lukejr still disagree with me? i guess maybe he's changed his mind in the last four years
ed: btw, thanks for the great link. i guess i *was* wrong earlier! or, i dunno, it would have been close, given that BCH's price was was $1000 less, and bitcoins was $400 or so higher. but they were probably in the same realm, at least.
ed2: well, this BCH seems to have dropped about $500 between the time i loaded that link and finished typing this
