/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>25003858
adoption were supposed to be filling the blocks and we were steady on the way with steam accepting bitcoin. then blocks became full, people started thinking it was a store of value not meant for paying and everything just spiraled down the shitter. of course you THINK you need full blocks because that's all you know. of course there won't be adoption because the blocks are full. circular logic.

>>25003941
yeah you're a lost cause. i knew you were full of shit from the start, said >>24999152 just to confirm.

>>24913645
a rising tide floats all boats; if btc shoots up this year due to brand recognition with all the normies it will take other cryptos with it, including bch

90 days to the Bitcoin Cash halving and 119 days until the Bitcoin Core halving. Think cash might begin leading the market?

>>16322360
lmao imagine being this retarded.

>>15970631
so it's decided?

>>15775911
>Moore's Law hasn't been accurate for hardware scaling for an eternity you fucking brainlet.

Yes it has retard, and there is no sign of it stopping.

BCH is bitcoin, and r/btc contains the original bitcoin community.

>>14182189
>yes I'll buy your car for 2 bitcoins
>um they'll arrive in about 2 weeks

>>14146864
The ones who want to change the rules can fork the fuck off and start from ZERO with their new shitcoin rules.

Literally the opposite is what happened to BTC. The development is centralized because Blockstream decides what changes are made.

Noooo listen to meeeeeoi!

#notmyHeWhoMustNotBeNamed

>>13655730

What's going on in this thr OH SHIT

>>13500407
Nope the rest of them are too.

>>13477863
It's completely unfounded blockstream narratives.

'History of the BTC scaling debate'

HAHAHAAH, holy shit. Sometimes plebbit does produce good content. I suspect one of you was behind this though.