/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>28586090
Main difference between BTC, BCH and BSV is the block size. Yes, there are some other differences, but this one is the key.
Raising the block size is good because it increases transaction capacity, but can lead to some negatives like slower block propagation to new nodes and increase in the growth of the overall blockchain file.
So, the problem is to choose the optimum block size according to the current technological capabilities. BTC devs suck tranny cock on a daily basis, they cover their ears and tell that out of all the possible positive real numbers 1 MB happens to be the optimum size and that forever. BCH is not sure what the optimum size is, but are slowly increasing it from 1 MB. BSV is the tranny that BTC devs are getting their cumload from, BSV increases block sizes as much as they want to, questions come later.

r.pepe is it a scam?

>>20664473
Okay I just looked at their website.

>AMPL is a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, but with a twist: supply changes daily
Why? Why does the supply have to change? Who benefits from this?

>The AMPL protocol automatically adjusts supply in response to demand. When price is high, wallet balances increase. When price is low, wallet balances decrease.

In the normal world, an increase in demand makes the price increase. If the supply is artificially increased as well, it will drop the price.
Conversely, if the demand is low, the prices drop, then supply artificially drops, increasing the price.

Essentially this mechanism makes it a stable coin. So what is the point of AMPL? To be another stablecoin?
What am I missing?

>>14976366
I never said that I would be nice.

But regardless, I'm sorry. Have a rare pepe.

why did you put everything into the short ? you can't literally have shorted at 3-4k did you ? You shorted at the consolidation level ? WHAT

???????????????? ANON ??????????

>Backed by neckbeard operated Raspberry Pi's
>50$ Transaction fee
>24 hour transaction time at peek
>Controlled by a small clique of devs funded by blockstream
>Talks about deleting old unmoved coins, because they might be lost.

Yeah, I think I'll pass

Live trolling Justin Sun
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4plXz7uVs1g

>>12849435
To be honest I feel like I'm getting closer to the edge and asylum everyday. My only comfort is knowing I'm all in the real bitcoin which have the ticker bsv.

2073 registed coins on CMC, over 100 billion market cap and NOT A SINGLE REAL WORLD PROBLEM SOLVED.
Still think this is not overvalued??

>>12107771
>A loyal investor
Jesus christ, what the fuck is actually wrong with redditors?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOlvOiGPPio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOlvOiGPPio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOlvOiGPPio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOlvOiGPPio

IT'S HAPPENING

tulip?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOlvOiGPPio

>>12015000

c-checked

is it happening guys?

You’ve been visited by the Pepe Satoshi of good fortune. If you see this image and wish for your cryptofinances to moon say “Minister you, Satoshi!” and you will see your coins in the green by the end of today.

>>5465108
Which one is heavier, Eric.. This bag with a pound of feathers, or this one pound rock

>He picked the rock

MINISTER YOU, SATOSHI

MINISTER YOU, SATOSHI

You guys ready for this?

>smart money here

Why you don't listen to your daddy. We Bitcoin. We going Moon and nothing you Cuckcoins can do about it.

>>4074950

A hard wallet like Ledger Nano S is the most secure. If your a poorfag Mycelium is a good option.

>>3046353