BTC Chainalysis Adds Support For Bitcoin Cash |
- Chainalysis Adds Support For Bitcoin Cash
- "Bitcoin? We'll charge for everything." Samson Mow, Blockstream Corp., in control of Bitcoin. Bitcoin holders (and Litecoin and all other Lightning tokens) should get ready for the big shear.The biggest scam of all has yet to begin. ��
- Lightning Network has Already Been Compromised And the Network is Already EXTREMELY Centralized. The Hype is All Lies
- Great to see Coinbase advertising for buying and selling Bitcoin Cash
- I am now downvoting every post with Craig Wright's face on it
- Roger Ver was so good at Deconomy that even pro-core CoinTelegraph had to give him a relatively fair shake in their reporting.
- OpenBazaar 2018 Roadmap
- AMA: Ask Mike Anything
- About Time: A Plead to Pro-Actively Support What My Research Concludes.
- We have to increase Bitcoin BCH privacy ASAP ....
- NoCSW is 'Virtue Signalling.' Absolves them of the need to debat/refute anything he says/writes - heretics just need to be silenced. Proof of Authority. And who exactly are the authorities now - Vitalik et al.
- I received this email from CoinText
- Lil Windex - Bitcoin Cash clip: Over Half a Million Views on YouTube!
- When I got involved years ago, Bitcoin was going to empower the poor. Now, Bitcoin (BTC) "isn't for people making less than $2/day" according to Blockstream CSO. FUCK THAT. We gotta get back on message!
- Just bought some French cold cuts with Bitcoin Cash! Adoption is here!
- Samson Mow interviewed by Alex Millar, in which he states Blockstream's goal is to generate profit and revenue, not to increase the value of Bitcoin.
- "We are all human and we are all flawed. I don't apologise to the few people I reacted to, I apologise to all others. I should not react, but I am human. Attacks without substance hurt, and we should rise above them. I work to be more, I fail, but I try and grow and try again."~Dr. Craig S. Wright
- This post by Mike in his AMA shows clearly how this "obedience instinct", so present in our species, can be so destructive. Even in the places where you'd least expect it.
- new Lighting wallet on mainnet
- rBitcoin mod thieflar caught in a blatant deception. Naturally zero informed redditors will be surprised.
- Introducing Coinbase Ventures - The Coinbase Blog
- Trezor stopped working on CashAddr... Because it's done! CashAddr code is ready for the next release!
- The search for intelligent life...
- So many CSW posts today, mods stop the upvoting brigade!
| Chainalysis Adds Support For Bitcoin Cash Posted: 06 Apr 2018 01:02 AM PDT
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| Great to see Coinbase advertising for buying and selling Bitcoin Cash Posted: 05 Apr 2018 11:47 PM PDT
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| I am now downvoting every post with Craig Wright's face on it Posted: 06 Apr 2018 01:06 AM PDT If Craig has something to say he can come here and post it himself. If /u/Windowly likes something Craig said, he can make his OWN post about why Craig said something right, and he can quote Craig, give it context, and put it in his own words But I'm going to downvote every single one of these goddamn press release tweets that get posted by the half dozen every day Having Craig's face all over this sub is a liability to Bitcoin Cash. Craig made the decision to turn himself into a controversial figure. We don't need him to be the poster child of this sub. I've personally had enough. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 05 Apr 2018 05:05 AM PDT Hello again. It's been a while. People have been emailing me about once a week or so for the last year to ask if I'm coming back to Bitcoin now that Bitcoin Cash exists. And a couple of weeks ago I was summoned on a thread called "Ask Mike Hearn Anything", but that was nothing to do with me and I was on holiday in Japan at the time. So I figured I should just answer all the different questions and answers in one place rather than keep doing it individually over email. Firstly, thanks for the kind words on this sub. I don't take part anymore but I still visit occasionally to see what people are talking about, and the people posting nice messages is a pleasant change from three years ago. Secondly, who am I? Some new Bitcoiners might not know. I am Satoshi. Just kidding. I'm not Satoshi. I was a Bitcoin developer for about five years, from 2010-2015. I was also one of the first Bitcoin users, sending my first coins in April 2009 (to SN), about 4 months after the genesis block. I worked on various things:
You can see a trend here - I was always interested in developing peer to peer decentralised applications that used Bitcoin. But what I'm best known for is my role in the block size debate/civil war, documented by Nathaniel Popper in the New York Times. I spent most of 2015 writing extensively about why various proposals from the small-block/Blockstream faction weren't going to work (e.g. on replace by fee, lightning network, what would occur if no hard fork happened, soft forks, scaling conferences etc). After Blockstream successfully took over Bitcoin Core and expelled anyone who opposed them, Gavin and I forked Bitcoin Core to create Bitcoin XT, the first alternative node implementation to gain any serious usage. The creation of XT led to the imposition of censorship across all Bitcoin discussion forums and news outlets, resulted in the creation of this sub, and Core supporters paid a botnet operator to force XT nodes offline with DDoS attacks. They also convinced the miners and wider community to do nothing for years, resulting in the eventual overload of the main network. I left the project at the start of 2016, documenting my reasons and what I expected to happen in my final essay on Bitcoin in which I said I considered it a failed experiment. Along with the article in the New York Times this pierced the censorship, made the wider world aware of what was going on, and thus my last gift to the community was a 20% drop in price (it soon recovered). The last two yearsLeft Bitcoin ... but not decentralisation. After all that went down I started a new project called Corda. You can think of Corda as Bitcoin++, but modified for industrial use cases where a decentralised p2p database is more immediately useful than a new coin. Corda incorporates many ideas I had back when I was working on Bitcoin but couldn't implement due to lack of time, resources, because of ideological wars or because they were too technically radical for the community. So even though it's doesn't provide a new cryptocurrency out of the box, it might be interesting for the Bitcoin Cash community to study anyway. By resigning myself to Bitcoin's fate and joining R3 I could go back to the drawing board and design with a lot more freedom, creating something inspired by Bitcoin's protocol but incorporating all the experience we gained writing Bitcoin apps over the years. The most common question I'm asked is whether I'd come back and work on Bitcoin again. The obvious followup question is - come back and work on what? If you want to see some of the ideas I'd have been exploring if things had worked out differently, go read the Corda tech white paper. Here's a few of the things it might be worth asking about:
I don't plan on returning to Bitcoin but if you'd like to know what sort of things I'd have been researching or doing, ask about these things. edit: Richard pointed out some essays he wrote that might be useful, Enterprise blockchains for cryptocurrency experts and New to Corda? Start here! [link] [comments]  | ||
| About Time: A Plead to Pro-Actively Support What My Research Concludes. Posted: 05 Apr 2018 07:45 PM PDT Dear Bitcoin Cash community, After:
... trying my best.... to neutrally assess the logos/pathos/ethos of all these characters. Enough is enough. I would like to put myself 100% at your service. I will relocate to anywhere in the world, to do ANY work you need help with - Given it is about supporting and growing Bitcoin Cash. Just give me an email to ping and I will. I am 28, speak native-level english and spanish - I was born in Mexico and also have EU citizenship, through a dual nationality with Spain. I currently reside in the United Kingdom. - I work from home as an independent digital marketing consultant/executive, responsible for provably growing at least three online businesses from thousands of views per month to millions of views per month becoming the leaders in their market. Extensive first hand experience with everything digital marketing but can also responsibly fire-power well-thought live rhetoric. PM me. [link] [comments]  | ||
| We have to increase Bitcoin BCH privacy ASAP .... Posted: 05 Apr 2018 12:23 PM PDT
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| I received this email from CoinText Posted: 05 Apr 2018 05:46 PM PDT Copy/paste Hi, As you may know, we paused our faucet because we noticed attempts to abuse it. It is back online. But the CASH command now requires a balance in your CoinText wallet to tap the faucet. If you haven't already gotten $.50/BCH to your phone from our faucet, follow these instructions:
This is a temporary measure with more faucet upgrades coming soon. New users with zero balances will be able to participate again shortly. We are also working on an ambassador program that allows any CoinText user to earn referral fees for introducing people to the service. Look for that around May! Thanks again for participating in the mass adoption of Bitcoin Cash! CoinText Crew [link] [comments]  | ||
| Lil Windex - Bitcoin Cash clip: Over Half a Million Views on YouTube! Posted: 05 Apr 2018 04:03 PM PDT
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| Posted: 05 Apr 2018 03:47 AM PDT I'm frankly shocked by the pushback I've seen to Roger's emotional appeal during his debate with Samson Mow. I think Roger's statement was bang-on. I thought everyone here got that already. Rich people in first world countries don't need a cryptocurrency so they can buy a latte at Starbucks. Rich people in first world countries have access to mostly good banking and mostly sound currencies and have a plethora of payment options already. It is the poor who have no access to banking and have to earn in worthless currency who stand to benefit the most from what we are doing in cryptocurrency. (Edit: and that's disruptive to rich countries with mostly sound banking and currency.... draw your own conclusions...) In Venezuela they measured 6000% inflation in February and are on track to experience 12,000% inflation this year. In 2009, Zimbabwe experienced an inflation rate of 500 BILLION percent. These numbers are REAL but almost incomprehensible to most of us. Do you know what that means? It means that no matter how much money you earned today, it's automatically worthless tomorrow if you have to hold it in your nation's currency, as the unbanked must perforce. That's the sound money argument. Then there's the online economy argument. Literally billions of people in this world have access to computers, but lack access to banking and stable currency, so they cannot participate in the online workforce. Cryptocurrency lets anyone without banking services participate in the economy of tomorrow. This is my earnest request. I implore everyone: can this community please stop rabbit trailing about ICOs and other first world distractions and focus on just one of these countries long enough to make a difference? Real-world "use it like cash" applications are sitting right in front of us, only most of us live in the first world and don't see these applications on a daily basis. Folks, real-world "use it like cash" applications are the fucking Holy Grail. Once there exists a single complete closed-loop real-world economy in Bitcoin Cash, it's game over. This was so obvious to people like Roger and myself years ago. Since then we've swallowed so much poison and been exposed to so much doubt and distraction that I think we've forgotten the mission. As a bonus that's very important to many of us, this particular mission has the decided advantage of being a morally-justifiable mission. This is a mission we can all engage in with heads held high: we're not building a get rich quick scheme for rich people to get richer, we're building an onramp to the future for the world's least-advantaged people. That's a mission you can proudly state. There is no better way to market BCH. Everyone else is building novelties for the rich. Only BCH is actually bringing the original mission of sound money to the world's most disadvantaged. When someone complains about how much energy is expended mining blockchains, are we going to say, "yeah but we have crypto kitties and scammy ICOs" or are we going to say, "yeah but we're helping to lift a couple billion people out of poverty and into the 21st century online economy." I know what message I want to deliver. EYES ON THE PRIZE [link] [comments]  | ||
| Just bought some French cold cuts with Bitcoin Cash! Adoption is here! Posted: 05 Apr 2018 02:33 PM PDT
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| new Lighting wallet on mainnet Posted: 05 Apr 2018 10:58 PM PDT
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| Introducing Coinbase Ventures - The Coinbase Blog Posted: 05 Apr 2018 02:51 PM PDT
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| The search for intelligent life... Posted: 06 Apr 2018 12:55 AM PDT
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| So many CSW posts today, mods stop the upvoting brigade! Posted: 06 Apr 2018 12:38 AM PDT |
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