Bitcoin Cash vs Bitcoin SV

[prof7bit]

Projects that today were for the most part simply copied and do not carry any burden on this world. In general, they do not solve anything and do not think that they have a real future in some real niche.

Yes, these are very interesting coins, if you ask the question what is wrong with Bitcoin itself ?! I am sending very quickly transfers via Bitcoin and pay only 10 cents for 1 transfer.

[harrypotpot]

Recently, nChain announced that it will be forking to a new Bitcoin Cash node implementation known as Bitcoin SV (SV stands for Satoshi's Vision). This has been supported by Craig Wright (which claims to be the real Nakamoto) as he believes that it's the safest path to scaling yet. However, Bitcoin Cash devs (Bitcoin ABC) are against this new implementation of BCH, hence a split might occur in November leading to both coins with the same history of transactions (Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV).

Bitcoin SV aims to scale indefinitely by allowing miners to choose their own block size, among several other improvements. Now it's believed that this will be the "real Bitcoin" just like what has been said about Bitcoin Cash before.

What do you think about this controversy? Will Bitcoin Cash splinter into two distinct factions? Or will it remain the same? It looks like there would occur a split of the main BCH chain, causing Bitcoin SV to emerge. However, only one shall survive in the market (if not both or none of them). Looking forward for your thoughts

There is a competition before between SV and ABC, they've said SV won, but for me, they are just both crap coins in the market, it is enough to have bitcoin cash at all, we don't even need a hardfork for both of these coins just intended for profit of its creator.

[ðºÞæ]

BTC = 1Mb Blocks
BCH = 32 Mb Blocks
BSV = Unlimited (biggest to date 128Mb)

If you like to think big, examine what the future might be, with an unlimited BSV.
Amazing and well thought out predictions up to 2065
https://youtu.be/4Bni20gEIcA

[Abiky]

I see some people say both are going to die soon but that's not true.

As long as Craig and Roger lives, they can sustain the scam forever. Look at BSV for example. Its market cap is much smaller than bcash's MC but it still lives. Maybe on a life support but it is not dead. Close to dead? Yes but a small pump can still revive it. That's also what we saw with the recent bcash pump.

Bcash was sub $100 for a while and now it is close to $300. You thought it was dead because it fell below $100 but you forgot there are people who are willingly spending their money to keep this piece of shit alive. As long as they don't run out of money, they'll continue to do this.

Also, no matter how retarded and ridiculous Craig and Roger is, there are some people who want to follow these retards willingly. I am aware of the paid shills and most of them probably are but there are clueless newbies among them as well.

Bcash may lose its 5th position OMC but it'll still operate as an attack to bitcoin. They have enough resources to sustain that shit. Bitcoin(dot)com and Bitmain are the biggest ones.

BSV has none of those but a billionaire who wants to make a name among crypto fans (Calvin), and a crazy fuck.(craig)

Good point, mate. If Roger and Craig keep sustaining their worthless cryptocurrencies, they'll survive for as long as they keep pouring money into them. It all comes down whenever these cryptocurrencies would become adopted by people in the mainstream world. But so far, Bitcoin has the most adoption which means that it'll be the genuine cryptocurrency that will truly last for years to come. Other forks or alternatives will simply serve as speculative instruments, while Bitcoin will be used as real digital cash for the whole world to use.

Despite this, both BCH and BSV have different visions and technicalities relative to the original Bitcoin (BTC). They're willing to scale on-chain, while Bitcoin is quite the opposite (off-chain). Whenever one approach will prevail over the other is yet to be seen, as they're battle-tested over time (according to network load, decentralization, etc).

Nonetheless, Bitcoin will always be a winner in my book, despite all the bells and whistles of other alternative blockchains. Just my thoughts

[agusiska]

im new on crypto but if you ask between bitcoin cash and bitcoin sv, i will choose bitcoin cash whos already have stable price on market.

[ðºÞæ]

As some exchanges did have some brain-farts in recent times a brand new BSV exchange open for Business.
https://www.floatsv.com/

In other news

"We have previously signaled an intent to raise the cap to 512MB however after consultation with the Bitcoin Association (the owner of the Bitcoin SV project) and miners representing a significant majority of hash rate it has been decided that the Bitcoin SV software will implement a default of 2GB in July. "

10000 to 14000 transactions per second.

“The existing Visa credit card network processes about 15 million Internet purchases per day worldwide. Bitcoin can already scale much larger than that with existing hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really hits a scale ceiling.” – Satoshi Nakamoto (April 2009)

BCH just upgrading from 32 to 128mb.

[StephenJH]

The chain split cause more pressure on the previous chain and current prices reflect the new view of this pressure. Bitcoin SV is delisted by Binance, Kucoin and this is not the end of the list. LOL.

[pushups44]

The crashing and burning of BSV should highlight the dangers of forking coins, especially from coins already forked. The market is increasingly skeptical of forks. While I've never been a fan of Roger Ver, at least he never claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto.

[jbreher]

The crashing and burning of BSV should highlight the dangers of forking coins, especially from coins already forked. The market is increasingly skeptical of forks. While I've never been a fan of Roger Ver, at least he never claimed to be Satoshi Nakamoto.

Given all the sturm und drang of hordes of nattering nabobs of negativity, SV's fall of 30% hardly seems like 'crashing and burning'. If you've bet against SV, you might start to become alarmed by the relative INeffectuality of this delisting mania.

[watergold]

and in the end bitcoincash will defeat the sv bitcoin after removing the sv bitcoin from the binance market will make bitcoin abc superior, or maybe the sv bitcoin will disappear

[vgk88]

I think that Bitcoin forks are not the first-line ones. Over the years, Bitcoin has increasingly dominated them. Therefore, I’m thinking that you shouldn’t invest in Bitcoin forks.

[X-ray]

im new on crypto but if you ask between bitcoin cash and bitcoin sv, i will choose bitcoin cash whos already have stable price on market.

I would stay far away from both those two coins, they are both great to do swing trades with, but holding any of those coins more than a few hours or days can be dangerous, their price is jumping too much for me.

I don't think because basically both were facing the same problem remember when there were a few platforms or exchange sites are delisting BSV and there was another exchange site that tried to delist BCH at the same time and this is the real problem for both of coins.

[jan.nicolas]

The only thing I really regret is that today there are a very large number of BTC forks that do nothing for real life. Now that all we can really do is simply not to use these projects. These are not necessary projects.

[Abiky]

im new on crypto but if you ask between bitcoin cash and bitcoin sv, i will choose bitcoin cash whos already have stable price on market.

Same. It seems to me that Bitcoin Cash has a higher chance of survival than Bitcoin SV. After all, the latter is getting delisted from major exchanges due to the controversy surrounding Craig Wright's lawsuits against crypto enthusiasts. It shows that Bitcoin SV is nothing but a speculative project with no real uses in life. Compared with Bitcoin Cash, it has a lower degree of development than its predecessor.

With centralized figures such as Calvin Ayre and Craig Wright dominating the BSV cryptocurrency, I don't see any future on it at all. In contrast, Bitcoin Cash has been actively developed to become bigger, and stronger than ever. While it's been criticized because of Roger Ver's influence in it (becoming somewhat centralized), BCH is far better than BSV by a long shot.

Still though, Bitcoin (BTC) has a higher chance of survival and adoption within the mainstream world unlike any other fork today. This is largely because people trust the pioneer cryptocurrency, instead of other spinoffs looking to make a quick buck by using the "Bitcoin" brand/name. Eventually, the market will tell us which cryptocurrency stays and which one ceases to exist.

Nonetheless, Bitcoin Cash may have won over Bitcoin SV, but it could never overcome the original Bitcoin (BTC). Just my thoughts

[Anonylz]

BCH has the ability to recover when price is down more than some other coins i put on my rader with a watchful eyes, apparently both has their shenanigans surrounding them but i will most definitely be going for BCH, i see more stability and better chances of growth than SV, just my opinion.

[Vishnu.Reang]

BTC = 1Mb Blocks
BCH = 32 Mb Blocks
BSV = Unlimited (biggest to date 128Mb)

If you like to think big, examine what the future might be, with an unlimited BSV.
Amazing and well thought out predictions up to 2065
https://youtu.be/4Bni20gEIcA

If the transaction fee goes above a certain threshold, then there is a chance that both BTC and BCH may increase the block size through hard forks. BCH has done that once and I don't think that they'll be having any issues in doing that again.

[terrorJR]

im new on crypto but if you ask between bitcoin cash and bitcoin sv, i will choose bitcoin cash whos already have stable price on market.

I would stay far away from both those two coins, they are both great to do swing trades with, but holding any of those coins more than a few hours or days can be dangerous, their price is jumping too much for me.

I don't think because basically both were facing the same problem remember when there were a few platforms or exchange sites are delisting BSV and there was another exchange site that tried to delist BCH at the same time and this is the real problem for both of coins.

BCH may not be removed from the exchange because it has good potential while the BSV project is not good enough for this BCH for me after hardfork

[ðºÞæ]

BTC = 1Mb Blocks
BCH = 32 Mb Blocks
BSV = Unlimited (biggest to date 128Mb)

If you like to think big, examine what the future might be, with an unlimited BSV.
Amazing and well thought out predictions up to 2065
https://youtu.be/4Bni20gEIcA

If the transaction fee goes above a certain threshold, then there is a chance that both BTC and BCH may increase the block size through hard forks. BCH has done that once and I don't think that they'll be having any issues in doing that again.

You mean big blocks is the future?  Floppy disk size blocks in this day and age is hard to comprehend.
How can small bock miners survive with block halving every 4 years?

Any Miners around?
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/mining_profitability-btc-bch-bsv.html#3m

[Gab20]

BitcoinCash much better than the Bitcoin SV. Only few weeks before from now Binance exchange delisted the Bitcoin SV. BitcoinCash still trading on exchange.

For the mere that that BitcoinCash which is BCH ABC retaining the original name, has not been delisted, does not mean it is better. These two coins are the typical definition of shitcoins. BSV is presently going through he chains of delisting on exchanges. Very soon, it will be the turn of of the other part.

[pixie85]

You mean big blocks is the future?  Floppy disk size blocks in this day and age is hard to comprehend.
How can small bock miners survive with block halving every 4 years?

Any Miners around?
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/mining_profitability-btc-bch-bsv.html#3m

There will be no BCH mining profitability if SV is worth a few dollars. This chart is showing that it could be profitable o mine SV because its value has dropped. If tomorrow it falls another 10% the profitability will skyrocket again but it won't mean that people will mine all of a sudden. Miners want to be able to sell after a while and still get a good price. SV is here today but it can be delisted almost everywhere next month and lose 50% of value.