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>>14622540
yeah bullshit if you actually used your crypto instead of leaving it sitting in your binance account you would know that's not true at all

>>9903973
USD fees are what matters when you are doing commerce on chain.

>Also this is solved by LN brainlet.
The absolute state of corecucks

>>9886900
>>9886941
Imagine being this assmad.

>Has taken the Bitcoin Twitter handle
@Bitcoin is still in the original owners possession, who understands bitcoin and enjoys triggering corecucks like yourself.

>Has taken the Bitcoin.com domain
He bought bitcoin.com before the shitfest/fork, all that, and is now upholding the libertarian original vision of Bitcoin by promoting Bitcoin (BCH)

>Has taken the /r/btc subreddit even though their ticker is bch
The actual bitcoin community migrated to /r/btc due to rampant censorship.

>Is now upset that he is not getting preferential treatment over at /r/bitcoin and even going as far as to try to bribe reddit into accepting 250k.
He is trolling the entirety of /r/bitcoin with this "offer". Everybody starts talking about censorship on /r/Bitcoin due to it and thats his goal.
Many will google his claims and read https://medium.com/@johnblocke/a-brief-and-incomplete-history-of-censorship-in-r-bitcoin-c85a290fe43
Roger knows reddit wont take the offer but thats not his goal.

>>9873039
Checking

BCH is always volatile with ups as well as downs, if you can't handle it go back to something else.

Ultimately, innovation comes with necessity. And the necessity for modern cash in underdeveloped countries is far greater than in developed countries.

If a cryptocurrency cannot provide the basic functionality of cash with low fees, and instant and reliable transactions, it automatically excludes most of the world’s population.