/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8816754
BCH is bitcoin. Bcore is pure blockstream faggotry

>>8560032
(((They))) already have it under control.

>>8535395
What's there to explain? There's one company which runs BTC as a dictatorship, everything has to be approved by Blockstream, which is the complete opposite of the whole fucking point of having a money nobody can control.

>>8533659
Do you understand anything?

>>8519810
bcash > bcore

>>8438190
bcash > bcore

>>8428595
>miners aren't nodes
>only 2 companies exist
holy shit and here's the jpg that completely destroys that narrative.

>>8180999

Not with Blockstream in the picture.

>>7931715
bcash > bcore

Fuck Bcore and fuck Corecucks.

poached this from the other thread

>>7849270
Corecucks will visit this site every day for the rest of their lives. Much as they can't bring themselves to admit it, corecucks are absolutely obsessed with Bcash. Bcash is in their minds 24/7 living rent free. They literally get off on the pain Bcash dishes out on them because they are sado masochists. That's why they never stop talking about Roger Ver or Satoshi. They know deep down in their souls Bcash is superior in every single way to Blockstream's compromised shabbos goy Bcore.

>>7738553
He's a good blockstream goy.

>>7733561
Bcore is losing because Bcash is superior.

>>7715430
bcash > bcore

>>7704614
>It was created by Roger Ver
No. A coalition of miners and the devs of Bitcoin ABC/Unlimited are behind it.
Roger stayed neutral right after the fork as he was still respecting the S2X agreement which Core broken soon after. Only after Core turned their back on 2MB blocks did he rightfully start shilling BCH.

>It is owned by the banks.
Surely you mean Blockstream? pic related.


>It stole the trademark brand
BIG blocks are the original roadmap by satoshi himself.

>If you want to use btc to buy coffee you could use Visa instead
We dont want to use Mastercard for coffee though, since they own blockstream :)

>It's a pump and dump
No. Its bitcoin.

In these troubled times stay away from these people as they will act irrational and violent similar to democrats liberals when cornered

bumping after core shills abandoned thread once again

>>7527517
Also tell me why the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board is the chairman of DCG which invests in Blockstream and why Mastercard is investing in Blockstream.

Seems funny to me. I mean it would seem funny to anyone with a brain...

>>7525482
Expanding on the second point, the only thing Bitcoin solves is the double spending problem(look it up). Signed transactions in a ledger is nothing revolutionary. Bitcoin is revolutionary because it doesn't require trust to keep the ledger in check, which it does via PoW. The network rules(size of a block, reward in a block, difficulty etc.) are irrelevant since any miner who breaks them will fork themselves to another network. It is in no one's interest to break them. However, miners with enough hashpower can rewrite the ledger with no consequences, and "full" nodes(with no hashpower) can't do JACK SHIT about it. "Full" nodes simply blindly accept whichever chain has the most proof of work.
I'm not even going to go into RBF which gimped zeroconf transactions.
The hard truth is, Blockstream is a company, and they're gimping the actual blockchain in order to sell their proprietary solutions to companies. It's sad to see the direction BTC is taking. /r/bitcoin is a prime example of the censorship that is going on.
Look all of this shit up and you'll agree that Bitcoin Cash is the legitimate Bitcoin.

>inb4 called a shill
I own no BTC and no BCH. Bitcoin(either one) has no future as a mainstream currency.
If you have a rebuttal against my arguments, please reply.

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>>7490187
AHAHAHAHA
They are so detached from reality. Alex Jones and his listeners basically laugh at liberals who don't bring arguments to the table full time.
The callers literally gave Vers Blockstream bilderberg line credibility

>>7484806
>yikes
turbonormie detected. That shit isnt even a theory lel