BTC WSJ: "[bitcoin core] fees have reached an average cost of about $30 per transaction. That makes bitcoin virtually unusable for all but very large transactions. The Bitcoin Cash crowd is just trying to offer a solution to that problem."

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• WSJ: "[bitcoin core] fees have reached an average cost of about $30 per transaction. That makes bitcoin virtually unusable for all but very large transactions. The Bitcoin Cash crowd is just trying to offer a solution to that problem."
• /r/Bitcoin loves to call Bitcoin Cash "ChinaCoin", but do they realize that over 70% of BTC hashrate comes from China?
• BTC is treating BCH the same way financial institutions used to treat BTC
• Metro: "Bitcoin Cash is gaining mainstream acceptance"
• LOL , you need this more than me
• Vinny Lingham: "Should Civic stay with Bitcoin or switch to Bitcoin Cash?" Results of 1,869 Votes: 63% BCH - 37% BTC
• Be careful sending BCH from a Ledger Nano S
• I feel like Bitcoin Cash is a black swan event slowly unfolding right in front of our eyes
• Adam Back in Sep 2015 (5 months before AXA funded blocksteam): "For block size I propose 2 MB immediately, 4 MB after 2 years and 8 MB after 4 years"
• Fake Tweet from the president bashes BCH on /r/bitcoin front page. Calling it exactly what it is will get you banned.
• The Absolute Fucking Impossibility of Reporting Taxes On This Shit
• The Pirate Bay calls BCH "BCash", decides to humiliate BCH users and disallow donations
• We don't need larger blocks, since lightning will come someday™, the same way we don't need cars or planes since teleporters will come someday™
• Hey /r/btc, Bittrex withdrawals fees for bitcoincash are ~3$, let's fix this together !
• /r/bitcoin has "HODL" we should adopt "PIFF" --> Pay It Forward Friend. Can't have a world that runs on crypto without everybody having some crypto. So Pay It Forward Friend! (don't tip me, next post on reddit you really enjoy you PIFF the person)
• How's the Bitcoin Cash community ��������
• Roger Ver on Twitter: "Now that usability of your platform is being intentionally destroyed by Bitcoin Core's high fees, you should start making plans to move future development onto the real version of Bitcoin: #BitcoinCash @JudithJakubovic"
• Andreas (u/andreasma) as a proponent of civil rights and personal liberties, why won't you speak out against blatant censorship and stifling of dissent on r/bitcoin?
• Oh look I downloaded 8.22 GB of data in around 15 mins on my Xbox One (over wifi) but we can’t even download more than 1 MB blocks on Bitcoin Core! ����
• Reminder: Bitcoin Cash can handle 11x the 24h all-time-high tx amount of Bitcoin Core from the 14th of December 2017, today. Every single day.
• BTC is the Internet Explorer of Crypto
• Bitcoin.com is now a top 2,000 website in the world! (Bitcoin Cash is spreading!)
• Remember, Adam Back admitting to running an astroturfing campaign on Twitter. Most of their accusations of what other people do are things they actively do themselves.
• A $150 Christmas gift can store 100% full 8MB blocks for the next 15 years, and a replacement drive will cost about 15 cents.
• BTC transaction fees are woth 8 month of salary in my country

WSJ: "[bitcoin core] fees have reached an average cost of about $30 per transaction. That makes bitcoin virtually unusable for all but very large transactions. The Bitcoin Cash crowd is just trying to offer a solution to that problem." Posted: 25 Dec 2017 09:27 AM PST submitted by /u/Egon_1 [link] [comments]

/r/Bitcoin loves to call Bitcoin Cash "ChinaCoin", but do they realize that over 70% of BTC hashrate comes from China? Posted: 25 Dec 2017 04:46 PM PST AntPool: 18.3% BTC.com: 18% BTC.TOP: 14.5% ViaBTC: 10.9% F2Pool: 7.8% 58COIN: 2.8% BTCC Pool: 1.2% Total: 73.5% Source Not to mention they've become blatantly racist towards Chinese miners. I wonder how they'd feel if all that hashrate left BTC to mine BCH instead. submitted by /u/Yurorangefr [link] [comments]

BTC is treating BCH the same way financial institutions used to treat BTC Posted: 25 Dec 2017 01:49 PM PST BCH is treated like the belittled outsider who doesn't stand a chance just like how BTC used to be treated. For that reason I am sticking with BCH. submitted by /u/elguapo4twenty [link] [comments]

Metro: "Bitcoin Cash is gaining mainstream acceptance" Posted: 25 Dec 2017 05:52 PM PST submitted by /u/tralxz [link] [comments]

LOL , you need this more than me Posted: 25 Dec 2017 06:24 PM PST submitted by /u/dimitar99 [link] [comments]

Vinny Lingham: "Should Civic stay with Bitcoin or switch to Bitcoin Cash?" Results of 1,869 Votes: 63% BCH - 37% BTC Posted: 25 Dec 2017 06:00 PM PST submitted by /u/BitttBurger [link] [comments]

Be careful sending BCH from a Ledger Nano S Posted: 25 Dec 2017 08:27 PM PST I sent a transaction and the Ledger software's default fee suggestion was $3.10 worth of BCH. I unfortunately pressed send before I noticed, hopefully I can help other not make the same mistake! I assume the software was using the suggested sats/byte amount from the BTC network by mistake. submitted by /u/improv32 [link] [comments]

I feel like Bitcoin Cash is a black swan event slowly unfolding right in front of our eyes Posted: 25 Dec 2017 05:51 PM PST Bitcoin Cash overtaking Bitcoin Core in the future seems like a black swan event slowly unfolding before us this moment. The black swan theory or theory of black swan events is a metaphor that describes an event that comes as a surprise, has a major effect, and is often inappropriately rationalized after the fact with the benefit of hindsight. The term is based on an ancient saying which presumed black swans did not exist, but the saying was rewritten after black swans were discovered in the wild - Wikipedia 3 Criteria for a Black Swan Event: The event is a surprise (to the observer). The event has a major effect. After the first recorded instance of the event, it is rationalized by hindsight, as if it could have been expected; that is, the relevant data were available but unaccounted for in risk mitigation programs. The same is true for the personal perception by individuals. Perhaps I am overthinking it but thought it was interesting. submitted by /u/jaspar1 [link] [comments]

Adam Back in Sep 2015 (5 months before AXA funded blocksteam): "For block size I propose 2 MB immediately, 4 MB after 2 years and 8 MB after 4 years" Posted: 25 Dec 2017 09:45 PM PST submitted by /u/hunk_quark [link] [comments]

Fake Tweet from the president bashes BCH on /r/bitcoin front page. Calling it exactly what it is will get you banned. Posted: 25 Dec 2017 05:17 PM PST submitted by /u/Buncha_Cunts [link] [comments]

The Absolute Fucking Impossibility of Reporting Taxes On This Shit Posted: 25 Dec 2017 06:55 PM PST submitted by /u/IshizakaLand [link] [comments]

The Pirate Bay calls BCH "BCash", decides to humiliate BCH users and disallow donations Posted: 25 Dec 2017 08:29 AM PST submitted by /u/Uzi2020 [link] [comments]

We don't need larger blocks, since lightning will come someday™, the same way we don't need cars or planes since teleporters will come someday™ Posted: 25 Dec 2017 12:09 PM PST Dirt roads are fine too, why build highways when we can just wait for the teleporter? It'll come someday soon, we promise, here's a rough sketch of something that may work! submitted by /u/Okymyo [link] [comments]

Hey /r/btc, Bittrex withdrawals fees for bitcoincash are ~3$, let's fix this together ! Posted: 25 Dec 2017 02:37 PM PST submitted by /u/harijoe_ [link] [comments]

/r/bitcoin has "HODL" we should adopt "PIFF" --> Pay It Forward Friend. Can't have a world that runs on crypto without everybody having some crypto. So Pay It Forward Friend! (don't tip me, next post on reddit you really enjoy you PIFF the person) Posted: 25 Dec 2017 07:11 PM PST I am so sick of his HODL meme, the only two things I think of when I hear HODL are 1) Mistakes 2) This I know we can do better. So let's PIFF!! It's MAGIC internet money with it's faithful friend doge, serious business yet playful and the glitter can be ethereum (Vitalik will supply the colorful tshirts). So I think a magical dragon is the perfect symbol do adopt for Pay It Forward Friend. submitted by /u/Kain_niaK [link] [comments]

How's the Bitcoin Cash community �������� Posted: 25 Dec 2017 09:11 PM PST How's everyone's day and night unfolding. (: Hope everyone's day been good! Pick a Number from 1 - 20 if you'd like.🎴 Be humble 😌 submitted by /u/MrChronoice [link] [comments]

Roger Ver on Twitter: "Now that usability of your platform is being intentionally destroyed by Bitcoin Core's high fees, you should start making plans to move future development onto the real version of Bitcoin: #BitcoinCash @JudithJakubovic" Posted: 25 Dec 2017 05:52 PM PST submitted by /u/BobsBurgers3Bitcoin [link] [comments]

Andreas (u/andreasma) as a proponent of civil rights and personal liberties, why won't you speak out against blatant censorship and stifling of dissent on r/bitcoin? Posted: 25 Dec 2017 01:41 PM PST submitted by /u/hunk_quark [link] [comments]

Oh look I downloaded 8.22 GB of data in around 15 mins on my Xbox One (over wifi) but we can’t even download more than 1 MB blocks on Bitcoin Core! ���� Posted: 25 Dec 2017 07:54 PM PST submitted by /u/increaseblocks [link] [comments]

Reminder: Bitcoin Cash can handle 11x the 24h all-time-high tx amount of Bitcoin Core from the 14th of December 2017, today. Every single day. Posted: 25 Dec 2017 06:58 PM PST I just had to answer to one of those guys again who argue that Bitcoin Cash "cannot handle half the world's populations transactions" on-chain. Okay. So I made some math quickly based on real numbers and you will like this :) Lets collect some real facts first: On the 14th of December 2017, 490.459 transactions were sent to the Bitcoin Core network in 24h. That was an all-time-high. That was 5.67tx/sec Bitcoin Core processes around 2.800 transactions per block at the moment with Segwit activated. That is 4.6tx/sec, or 403.200tx/24h. It cannot handle any more growth of adoption. On the 16th of August 2017, 37.814 transactions were processed by Bitcoin Cash miners in the 8MB block #479469. That block contained 106$ in fees in total or 0,0028$ per transaction! That was 63tx/sec, or 5.445.000tx/24h. Bitcoin Cash can practically handle 11 times the transaction amount that was sent to the Bitcoin Core Network in 24h on the 14th of December 2017. It can do that today. Every single day of the year. Without a sweat or high fees. Today Bitcoin Cash is already prepared to take over the entire market from Bitcoin Core, and still handle a grow in adoption by 11 times. So if someone argues that Bitcoin Cash is not ready for mass adoption, just show them some real numbers next time. Bitcoin Cash is so ready for 2018! Lets go! submitted by /u/grmpfpff [link] [comments]

BTC is the Internet Explorer of Crypto Posted: 25 Dec 2017 08:13 PM PST IE is jokingly only used to download Chrome. Now I only use BTC to buy other Cryptos. submitted by /u/thevhatch [link] [comments]

Bitcoin.com is now a top 2,000 website in the world! (Bitcoin Cash is spreading!) Posted: 25 Dec 2017 07:47 AM PST submitted by /u/MemoryDealers [link] [comments]

Remember, Adam Back admitting to running an astroturfing campaign on Twitter. Most of their accusations of what other people do are things they actively do themselves. Posted: 25 Dec 2017 11:26 AM PST submitted by /u/offthewalruschain [link] [comments]

A $150 Christmas gift can store 100% full 8MB blocks for the next 15 years, and a replacement drive will cost about 15 cents. Posted: 25 Dec 2017 10:11 AM PST submitted by /u/MemoryDealers [link] [comments]

BTC transaction fees are woth 8 month of salary in my country Posted: 25 Dec 2017 02:00 PM PST I barely own any btc, just a few bucks I had from a friend abroad, money enough to buy food for at least 6 months for any family in here, and now I'm trapped with currency I need to exchange to Bolivares (Venezuela) and can't sell any because high fees are a pain in the ass edit, *worth. Sorry for the typo in the title submitted by /u/callado [link] [comments]

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