/biz/ - Business & Finance

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>16463339
Calvin is retarded. What kind of sway is "this the original Bitcoin" supposed to hold when you are getting tracked and denied transactions becuase "law matters" on centralised BSV .
The user experience is all that matters. Do what users want = have utility, drive price.
Cling to ver0.1 = don't have utility, price collapses.
This is the case for ALL tech stocks. In the long run it is inevitable that the best product will win (that is, the product which is most useful to users)

Yes, that is correct. NXS Nexus did this many years ago and went around bragging how it was quantum resistant.
If the problem appears, it is what will happen on every chain.

>>16022689
You can dabble around on blockchain.poker playing for Bitcoin Cash.
Difficult for mass multabling though

>>16000712
And buying Bitcoin Cash

>>15830504
>>15830524
>>15831114
Thanks I laughed. I've been travelling a lot to many different countries, and lived overseas in Thailand for 6 months and Japan for a year. Also like going camping around my own country and enjoying being out in nature. But I am also a very busy guy. Especially don't have time for the wrong opinions of Stacy. With virtual travel can get a feel for a city. Maybe if I really like what I see I will go. For example the other day I experienced walking around New York. I saw some impressive buildings and nice behavior of people. saw so many advertisement for shows or products, just regurgitation of what is popular. Eyed many attractive women (let's be honest, this is most of the fun. Actually talking to them would be hellish) And I laughed at the black dudes literally trying to sell their mix tapes. It felt real and memorable because the projector brings the images up to human scale, that is: the people I saw on the screen are the same size as a real person would be if one were right infront of me. The human brain isn't so difficult to fool, especially if it wants to be fooled. I would say that virtual travel gives about 80% of the overall experience of travel, and in many ways is more comfy as you are not worrying about any physical dangers or robbery or exhaustion and can enjoy the sights of the city fully. And most importantly it doesn't cost huge amounts of money or especially, time, to get that experience.

>>15830529
Thanks for the tip

>>15648942
Your private key (aka long-ass wallet password) never leaves the hardware device. Therefore it cannot be haxxed.
The browser plugin can be verified as trusted by comparing the addresses it is sending to with the address displayed on your hardware wallet screen.

>>14957757
Sounds like local.bitcoin.com is about to get a lot more popular.
No KYC, peer to peer cash as it was intended in the whitepaper.
Thanks government for pumping my Bitcoin Cash bags.

>>14548231
Bitcoin does it all, and <breaths in>

Bitcoin
CASH
Is
Bitcoin

>>14541869
Hello my fellow Cashier.
We are out there making use of this in the real world. Accepting it in our shops. Telling our customers about it.
Talking suppliers into accepting Bitcoin(BCH) as payment. Building up our businesses through skillful and relentless sales and marketing. Become CEOs of our own empires. We like bitcoin that is simple and useful. We are pushing this whole market forward, from humble beginnings, we are the hard workers of crypto:
The Cashiers.

>>14511715
Because Bitcoin Cash does it better

>>14498969
Local.bitcoin.com cash in person no KYC, feel like a secret agent.

14444444 GET

BCH GANG

Good morning fellow Cashies, how about a quick recap of the last day's events?

>Craig wright throws documents; temper tantrum in court. Is proverbially bitch-slapped by Judge
>BTC clears the weekend mempool backlog but fees remain high ($5.58 for next block)
>BCH still works just fine and has extremely low fees

To recap:

> Currently processing 20% the transactions of BTC
> #2 coin in terms of USD transacted per day @ $5bn/day
> Integrated into all major exchanges and wallets
> Accepted at 100,000+ merchants through BitPay
> Added schnorr signatures before BTC
> Enhanced privacy with CashShuffle
> Robust tokenization and scripting scheme that enables ERC20-like applications
> Supported by more than 50% of SHA256 hashrate
> Called a scam by clueless twats on Twitter who fear it
> Can currently buy 27.77 BCH per BTC

It's time to load up your bags, /biz/

>>14105798
I miss the Bitcoin CASH threads as well. Damn shame...

>>14009714
These people don't understand how forks work and they sure as hell don't understand consensus. UASF are purely protest. Only miners vote. S2X didn't go through because miners decided not to fork to it. Almost as if there was a vested interest both from Core and certain miners to keep segshitcoin slow and stupid. For Core its Lightning and sidechains. For big blockers like Jihan it's to make bch (and now bsv) far more attractive. Segshit will NEVER hardfork in a block increase. Devs don't want it, miners don't want it and Corecucks are legit scared of hardforks due to propaganda.

BTC is a deadman walking.

It seems like all of them including myself have switched to SV.

Still holding both though.

>>13419458
>tfw bought 100k

>>13410364
BRRRRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPP

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/unconfirmed-transactions

https://bitcoinfees.info/

https://1ml.com/

BTC is unironically on life support and nobody gives a shit about Lightning.

Bitcoin CASH

>>13404315
Soon.

>>13403602
Unironically