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May 07, 2018, 06:08:54 AM
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Come on dude! it is a very lame move selling bch, we got it from the fork and there is nothing to lose in HODLing it...
No you're right. Nothing to lose... except your manhood.

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May 07, 2018, 01:53:01 PM
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In other news about alts.

https://twitter.com/WhalePanda/status/993469925497950208
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There was a critical vulnerability found in Bitcoin-ABC 0.17 applicable to BCash miners. Because BCash only has a few miners they just gave the "trusted" (lol? what does that even mean?) miners the patched software privately. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
https://www.bitcoinabc.org/2018-05-07-incident-report/

bcash is utter shitcoin

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May 08, 2018, 03:11:26 AM
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So the "real" Bitcoin is a trusted centralized setup now?

You just can't make this shit up.


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wtf is this shit??

some kinda joke??
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May 10, 2018, 02:43:57 PM
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wtf is this shit??

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$100,000 BTC in one hour
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wtf is this shit??

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I wish it were. Roger Ver bought @Bitcoin on Twitter.
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wtf is this shit??

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I wish it were. Roger Ver bought @Bitcoin on Twitter.

That guy is walking talking cancer. Why cant he just find a hole somewhere, crawl inside it and spare the rest of humanity.

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May 15, 2018, 03:13:12 AM
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Hey gang, I just saw that BitPay is shilling for bcash!

When you go to pay with bitcoin they show you two options, bitcoin or bcash. Then they set a minimum network fee for bitcoin and show you the network fee for both. The last time I went to pay for something it showed bitcoin network fee cost of 13 cents and 0 cents for bcash (even though the mempool was empty).

Add to that, Coinbase is dropping its payment services.

So pretty soon, any merchant accepting bitcoin in the US will be actively encouraging people to use bcash!

Bcash to the moon!

Thank you BitPay!

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May 16, 2018, 11:11:03 AM
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  -9% today . another day another fork another drop

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May 16, 2018, 08:37:58 PM
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The levels of how low Ver and his shills can go got to rock bottom:

https://blog.bitcoin.com/the-story-of-how-bitcoin-was-compromised/

They will rather see the whole concurrency idea damaged then to admit they blew it with their altcoin. They are not even hiding it any more, this is Bitcoin.com site, which many people can wrongly believe represents Bitcoin.
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May 17, 2018, 02:00:55 AM
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On a crypto market green day we can all go to the regular wall observer to feel good. On a red day we can come here to feel good. A thread for every market condition!

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May 19, 2018, 02:53:24 AM
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If you say you are selling Bitcoin but indeed you are selling some worthless fork you are a thief. There's nothing "free" in supporting the scammers.
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May 20, 2018, 04:53:18 PM
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The levels of how low Ver and his shills can go got to rock bottom:

https://blog.bitcoin.com/the-story-of-how-bitcoin-was-compromised/

They will rather see the whole concurrency idea damaged then to admit they blew it with their altcoin. They are not even hiding it any more, this is Bitcoin.com site, which many people can wrongly believe represents Bitcoin.

There is alot of truth mixed in there, people did not support Segwit because we were promised Seg2X. There was a big setup there and people got played. Bitcoin needs a dynamic block size but Asics can't handle it so basically it's being torn apart by greed. Bip 141.142 IIRc. Shit I can't remeber 6 months ago. Smiley

Either way everyone except the moneymen got played and BTC doesn't have a dynamic blocksize, thats pretty much the facts in my mind.

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The levels of how low Ver and his shills can go got to rock bottom:

https://blog.bitcoin.com/the-story-of-how-bitcoin-was-compromised/

They will rather see the whole concurrency idea damaged then to admit they blew it with their altcoin. They are not even hiding it any more, this is Bitcoin.com site, which many people can wrongly believe represents Bitcoin.

There is alot of truth mixed in there, people did not support Segwit because we were promised Seg2X. There was a big setup there and people got played. Bitcoin needs a dynamic block size but Asics can't handle it so basically it's being torn apart by greed. Bip 141.142 IIRc. Shit I can't remeber 6 months ago. Smiley

Either way everyone except the moneymen got played and BTC doesn't have a dynamic blocksize, thats pretty much the facts in my mind.

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It is true the technology that allows bitcoin to function—the blockchain—is antifragile and resilient, but it still has an Achilles tendon. There is at least one attack vector that can harm bitcoin. Matter of fact, when someone creates an allegedly unassailable technology, it practically invites people to launch attacks against it.

However, the weakness attackers exploited was not based in code or mathematics. Instead, the attackers targeted a more vulnerable aspect of the technology: the community.

The attackers infiltrated the community and compromised bitcoin to alter the cryptocurrency’s original purpose.
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They changed bitcoin from a threatening, extremely efficient, peer-to-peer cash system, into a less frightening, slower and more cumbersome cryptocurrency. It is now called “Bitcoin Core” or “Segwit Coin,” rather than Satoshi Nakamoto’s amazing invention, “Bitcoin.”

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May 20, 2018, 10:37:22 PM
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The levels of how low Ver and his shills can go got to rock bottom:

https://blog.bitcoin.com/the-story-of-how-bitcoin-was-compromised/

They will rather see the whole concurrency idea damaged then to admit they blew it with their altcoin. They are not even hiding it any more, this is Bitcoin.com site, which many people can wrongly believe represents Bitcoin.

There is alot of truth mixed in there, people did not support Segwit because we were promised Seg2X.

That's bullshit.  N0 one was promised Segwit2x.  There was a backdoor agreement, aka NY agreement that some insiders attempted to play off as a possible path towards segwit2x, and it was a kind of hostage play that did not work out and kind of exploded when both the useractivated softfork and the BIP91 proposal allowed for a path of achieving consensus on segwit, prior to 2x.  2x was not test, and more importantly it was not as accepted by the bitcoin community as it was propagandized as being.... So, yeah, segwit2x was an attempted trick that backfired, rather than a "promise," as you assert.

There was a big setup there and people got played.
  Sure some people got played, but that playing of people probably came more from the misleading aspects of the ny agreement, and folks within that agreement attempting to suggest more to come out of that (including the 2x aspect) than they were capable of delivering because for the most part, the bitcoin community did not want that 2x crap in part because 1) it had not been shown to be necessary, 2) had been tested and 3) was not even close to likely to receive consensus without at least establishing 1 & 2, first.

Bitcoin needs a dynamic block size but Asics can't handle it so basically it's being torn apart by greed. Bip 141.142 IIRc. Shit I can't remeber 6 months ago. Smiley


If bitcoin were to need a dynamic block size, then it seems that something like that would be implemented into it and achieved.  Seem that currently, things are going pretty fucking well for bitcoin, in terms of the greater use of segwit, decent transaction times, relatively low fees, fending off and disincentivising spam attacks, progression of second layer solutions, such as lightning network, and actual real world evidence from the bcash shill nutjobs that BIG blocks are really stupid, unjustified and counter-productive, so those old talking points about the supposed emergency to "so something" with bitcoin, "anything", including "increasing the blocksize" are not convincing, and even some of the newbies are recognizing the value of bitcoin and the vacuousness of various "bitcoin is broken" talking points.

Either way everyone except the moneymen got played and BTC doesn't have a dynamic blocksize, thats pretty much the facts in my mind.

Funny that you are making your "bitcoin is broken" arguments in the bcash WO thread... Why not just join the Bcashers and build upon that BIG blocker confirmed platform?  Anyhow, your facts about the "need" for a bitcoin dynamic block size seems to be weak at best, yet I still don't really understand why you complain about bitcoin when you gots ur selfie some bcash to work with that solves and focuses on that particular BIG blocker solution... What it wrong with that?  Be gone to bcash, right?

1) Self-Custody is a right.  There is no such thing as "non-custodial" or "un-hosted."  2) ESG, KYC & AML are attack-vectors on Bitcoin to be avoided or minimized.  3) How much alt (shit)coin diversification is necessary? if you are into Bitcoin, then 0%......if you cannot control your gambling, then perhaps limit your alt(shit)coin exposure to less than 10% of your bitcoin size...Put BTC here: bc1q49wt0ddnj07wzzp6z7affw9ven7fztyhevqu9k
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