/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16526930

No, you should buy BSV and look forward to the future

>>13466278

The only valid chain is the one that abides by the incentives laid out with Nakamoto Consensus.

The incentives are such that it would be economically wasteful to subvert the system, because you would only be able to perform a double-spend with your own money. This is not the case with Segwit, and opens the doors to collusion and re-orgs and opposes the competitive edge factor.

It's not Bitcoin. You'll figure this out soon enough.

the time for this kinda stuff is long past

it wont survive. I can say that with utter certainty.

>>11957749

And remember, the only real function of a non-validating node is to validate your OWN transactions. So this means you are taking all the steps to be paranoid towards YOURSELF, and as far as other people go? Well, they are heavily incentivized, right guys?

>>11914802

By knowing the reality of what is happening.

Many people missed out because they doubted Craig or nChain, and have only just done their research the past week. I've been waiting for this since February.

>>11908065

The simple answer is: we can do secure, permanent transactions and ledger entries that are set privately for each party at a global scale, and as we scale, the cost for each transaction will only get less.

I expect that you will see Visa using Bitcoin (SV) as its backbone and plumbing within the next 4 years, as we can provide them with a means to transact that is both more secure and faster… and more, it will cost less.

Piss off. Compete.

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