/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>9126895
BCH? You mean Bitcoin? Sorry to tell you, but it's the king. Alts won't decouple from Satoshis vision especially after the get 32 mb blocks

>>9126895
Were you not here the last 2 times this happened? BCH skills attack as soon as the price goes up trying to trick people into buying their useless scamcoin at a high price. They do it 2-3 times a year.

>>9126895
People have always talked about Bitcoin (Ticker: BCH) in here, I have been here since the board was created

>>9126895
Yeah Cashies got excited by the runup.
Now Bcore's shill's Bildeberg checks cleared so now it's btcs time to spam.

>>9126895
Trying to trick normies into buying coins they got for free

>>9127006

There's 2 things that keeps me from even considering bch:
the state of these shills, stop trying to push your opinion down people's throat
&
"babies are DYING" - Roger Ver
cuck

Magic the gathering trading Xchange

>>9127077
What point do you think you are making? Bcash lost the fork, it wasnt even close.

>>9127189
(((Lost))) eh. OK.

Trying to say BCH is the real Bitcoin goes against absolute common sense honestly. Nobody is that retarded.

>>9126923
>bcash the king

>>9127253
Well you're retarded enough to think the real bitcoin is a shitty settlement layer for a centralised routed banking network, so...

>>9127232
Yes lost. They tried, and failed.
Lost.

>>9127232
One of the oldest adages in trading: the market is never wrong. The market decided bitcoin is bitcoin. Big surprise.

>>9127294
My point is your opinion doesn't matter. The product was very clearly defined as peer to peer electronic cash, bcore is not that, therefore it is not bitcoin, end of story.

>>9127189
>miners are bad
>look guys most of the miners said we should do this, lets bow down and accept it

Eye opening plebbit thread about the history of bitcoin, leading up to the fork

https://np.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/6rxw7k/informative_btc_vs_bch_articles/dl8v4lp/?st=jaotbt8m&sh=222ce783

>>9127294
BCH only needs to one successful shot.
BTC needs to be lucky every time.

here are some options:

one; get the fuck out of this space because you're retarded
or
two; play BTC/alts, BCH/alts, and BTC/BCH

how is it that people can't come to the conclusion that having both is probably their best bet?

>t. trading somewhere between 50 - 60 coins across nine exchanges

>>9126929
It's holding it's price this time.
There is not going to be another PnD, just a steady increase until coretards destroy themselves and come to us.

>>9127358
Given his vulnerable it is I'm not even sure "luck" would be the right way to define it.

>>9127285

Dude go suck some cocks what does that even mean? Bitcoin is digital gold u tard.

>>9127391
Of course because you are a brainlet I don't expect you to understand. Kys and such and such.

>>9127391
that timestamp tho

>>9126895
Bcash now has 38 days left before it drops to less than 5% of BTC. The desperation will escalate further. Screencap this all you like.

>>9127482
Stay mad fag.
It has been almost a year since the fork and we only grew stronger.

>>9126923
>>9126958
the cashie land of make believe... they keep trying to suck normies into their vortex of delusion but it just never quite seems to work out them.

>>9127547
No you didn't. There's virtually zero volume right now. Blocks are virtually empty. Face the truth. You're just shilling for a shitcoin.

>>9127385
>come to us
nah in the event of a flippening it will be ETH, EOS, ADA, NEO. one of those, and that's where the people will (happily) migrate. bcash fags will be so goddamned embarrassed at their idiocy that they'll just disappear into the woodwork, never to be heard of again. ver will probably suicide, fake satoshi will retire to his estate and the rat-faced pic related will likely be forgotten

>>9127721
This is the state of crypto, "informed traders" who don't even know how a fucking blockchain works.*sigh*
I hate humans.

>>9127744
excellent response - checkmate

>>9126923
Why would you even need 32mb blocks? The transactions in the last 20 bcash blocks only just barely manage to fill the latest 1 btc block even before segwit happened.

But muh fakesatoshi sed 32mb blokz. LOL

>implying BCash doesn't have an artificially high market cap due to 90% or more of the supply being unclaimed.

>>9126895
Ignore them. Don't look at them.

>>9127759
>>9127388
Read it and parse what it means for your beta side projects and btc. One will die and the others will stay small for a long time.

>>9127721
What most people don't realise about Falkvinge is that after going all in on Bitcoin early on he got spooked and lost his shirt with Bitcoin (BTC) and sold most of it - 2014-2015 before it bounced back if I remember right. He then only backed bcash as a way to claw his way back in.

>>9127877
What do you care, thirty eight days until core executes shit tier operation bitcoin clashic again and you're really certain it's going to be the end of bitcoin cash for sure this time right? Your jaw keeps flapping though and frankly all you sound is scared.

>>9127962
I've no idea what you're on about core executing something or other, but I do care when I see gullible people falling for the shit being pumped out by the likes of Ver, Wright and the clueless people who follow them. I wouldn't want to be in their boots when they all get rekt when it happens. Many of them are only there because they've been duped.

>>9128257
You don't realise it's you who has been duped. Sad really.

>>9128257

People who support BCH are on average far more knowledgeable about crypto than BTC supporters.

Think about it. Most people don't even know what the fuck a blockchain is. They just buy what they have been shilled (BTC) and support it blindly because they are invested in it.

In order to support BCH over BTC you generally have to have some understanding of the problem otherwise what reason do you have to go against the brand name.

>>9127847
>one will die and the others will stay small for a long time
so convincing you are

>>9128429
>reddit spacing
>shilling btc on biz
pic related is literally (you)

>>9128429
What, like some of the people quoted in the Bitcoin Whitepaper, the Cypherpunks who actually built the mechanisms that Bitcoin brings together in the first place? How many of them support bcash? lol

>Bcashies need to burn coins to get people to buy.

Jesus, what's next? An airdrop?

>>9126895

Although there has been a definite increase in pro-BCH threads, there has also been paid pajeeting by Blockstream to hate on BCH. The reason people are so pro BCH right now is because smart contracts, bigger blocks and colored coins are on the horizon, meaning Bitcoin Cash is about to fucking moon.

I was busy shilling BCH just after the fork (once I'd filled up). If you dumb faggots had listened you'd be ~300-1500% better off right now.

Having said all that, Bitcoin Cash is the real Bitcoin and even at ~1.5k it is grossly underpriced.

>>9128429
>People who support BCH are on average far more knowledgeable about crypto than BTC supporters.

Kek. The people pushing BCH are clearly not tech people.

go look at the subreddit for it, it's fucking uncanny

>>9128595
>Kek. The people pushing BCH are clearly not tech people.
Just had a look at Ver's twitter. The quality of his audience is laughable. Picked out a profile of one of his latest batch of followers at random. I find it incredible that he has a bigger twitter following than some big social media stars!! Sums it up really. lol
<--

Core has the same people investing in it, not getting any new blood to buy into the ponzi scheme will cause it to dry up. On the other hand Cash is exploding with expansion and usability and development

>>9128472

I'm talking about people in general obviously. And those original cypherpunks are on both sides. I think mostly they just dislike Ver it isn't so much they agree with blockstream. Nick Szabo dislikes the fork which is disappointing but I am not discussing small samples of people I am discussing everyone at all involved in crypto - even people who just buy it speculatively for no other reasons than to make money and who know nothing about the history or tech.

>>9128595

It is true though. How many people do you think that are brand new to crypto hop on to coinbase and decide to fill their bags with BCH rather than BTC?

>>9128595
I get a strong southern/redneck vibe from BCH holders.

idk but i find the bitcoin cash fools hilarious.

Given bitcoin cash's adoption rate and miner support, Bitcoin doesn't have much longer. If it goes up, transaction volume and fees will push people toward BCH (On bitpay, BCH fees will appear much lower) if it continues to slide down, users will lose confidence and explore alt coins.

Bitcoin cash is also getting a protocol upgrade. Hype could push even more merchants to adopting the chain

>>9128830
lol so that's where CTR grunts went; hired by Blockstream