/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>55440627
>That said, I probably won't buy any more
Money in crypto is mostly made with lowcaps.
Then you have large caps for stability.
BCH is only there to be a better addition to your portfolio than BTC or ETH. No need to be buying more before you catch a x100 with the lowcap section of your portfolio.

>>55440755
>Dear god this must be copypasta
Now it is
>you're argument is literally that only "OG multimillionaires"
your* and yes, OG mutlmillionaires are all BCHies, all of them have 10k BTC+, you had 6 years to notice that.
> wow I better buy after a 300% pump
No, you should have bought lower, but you probably wouldn't even enter a BCH thread at the most opportune time. The second best is now.
> Mr. Wu can dump on me
That part is correct, Wu is the only OG who actually dumped at a loss, but he was forced by the government to do so. Afaik he has been accumulating since, though.

>>55441181
What part of the post is not factual?
Binance is proven to hold way less BCH than it owes its customers.
90% of OGs (except the ponzi scammer types) are in BCH instead of BTC.
None of them needs to sell before 5 figures, since they retired during the Cyprus banking crisis pump 10 years ago when you hadn't even heard about bitcoin.
Name 1 part of what I said that isn't true you coping faggot

>>14870273
Thank you for exposing the fraud that is CSW.
Also fuck you you virgin neckbeard cunt.

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>>9428376
> I'm about to lose everything because of my own stupidity svf the only thing I can come up with is to say the guy smarter than me who saw it coming is liked by nobody.

BCH PLS

>>8822287
Man Core-heads are so full of vitriol because they know even Tron is a better coin than bitcoin legacy. They are all about the money and they know they can lose it at any moment.

Cashies are passionate too but because our cool project was hijacked and stolen by banking stooges.

>>8623023
lol. Us cashies aren't even phased. All of our serotonin receptors burnt out after gox.

>>8529470
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qU6tGj5VdYw
Face it corekeks, the most charismatic and influential figures in Bitcoin are already on the Cash side. Your only public figure is a psychopathic cocker spaniel who got destroyed in a debate with Roger.
Laughing about their public appearance is literally the dumbest attack vector you could have chosen. Because they outclass corekeks and it's not even close.

BCH is aiming to make 95% of cryptos irrelevant (as they should have been from the start).

Now our boy Dr. Craig is suiting up to allow BCH to play nicely with all types of oracles:

"The condition may be used to monitor any value, signal or input, regardless of where, how
or by whom it is generated, either on or off the blockchain. The condition may relate to data received, detected or generated by the computing resource; and/or the state of the blockchain. The condition may be described as a “trigger”. It may be or relate to a particular state of the blockchain, or an event detected off-block (e.g. a date or temperature reading, etc.), or a combination of both."

http://nchain.com/app/uploads/2017/08/Agent-Based-Turing-Complete-Transactions-PCT-Application-as-filed.pdf

The battle is already won

>>7903180
>Roger "it's not bcash" Ver
300,000BTC at one point
>fake Satoshi
Joined in 2010 if not earlier. Probably has XXX,XXX-s of bitcoins
Call them what you want, brainlet, but these are the early adopters.
>pathetic namecalling
2017-er confirmed. This type of shit simply didn't happen before 2017. Not that you'd know. You get the "most unconvincing larp" award of 2018 and it's only February.

>>7712980
Q&A with Craig S. Wright - Sydney Bitcoin Cash Meetup (15.2.18)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64E8FzUd0no

>>7626030
Stay triggered. We are scaling this bitch (BCH) with no survivors (BTC).

>>7560227
Soyboys don't like based BCH chads because they are successful. Cultural marxists cant deal with people that are obviously superior to them in every way.

>>7487472
But he wont. Does that trigger you?

>>6854569
For BCH yes
BTC has bet the farm on LN (an experimental solution nobody knows whether it will work large scale or even get adopted)

Meanwhile BCH miners might have to buy more harddrives in next year to keep scaling

AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>6794151
Bitmain is already massive and growing fast.

In early 2017 the estomates were they make 100,000 BTC from their own mining per year. Thats without the profits from selling asics.

And Bitmain is 100% behind BCH. This is a nobrainer.

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>>6232155
>>Problems are being fixed by chad coders.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

"CHAD CODER":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YmF79Zn6-bk