- Peter R. Rizun: "This is an awesome proposal by awemany (the developer who found the "inflation bug" CVE-2018-17144) to bring near-instant "weak block" confirmations to Bitcoin Cash (BCH) _and_ improve block propagation!"
- It's not too late to book your travel to the Bitcoin Cash City Conference Sept 4th and 5th in Australia!
- I am seeing really magnificent developments in Bitcoin Cash lately. These are the golden times, BUT there is a storm approaching...
- Support Needed: I am planning to start a small mining farm at my investment property in Australia
- The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority
- Is it even conceptually possible to build a LN register that's noncustodial, lightweight, and which can hold funds elsewhere (as shown in this video) even offline?
- Purchasing of cryptocurrency on HandleKrypto have been disabled following a "notice of order to stop business" sent to us from The Financial Supervisory Authority of Norway. All Norwegian Safello agents are disabled from August 30 2019. We are waiting a response from the FSA.
- Lightning Network: "Security issues have been found in various lightning projects which could cause loss of funds."
- maybe btc dominance is temporarily a good thing. it gives society a false sense of security about the real disruption that is to come
- Reddit internal data confirms: r/bitcoin removes significantly more posts than r/btc.
- Tether Plans to Mint Digital Yuan and Commodity Coins, Says Bitfinex Shareholder
- Bitcoin Cash City Conference is going to be held in North Queensland Australia
- Feature suggestion for BCH Register App
- Trade War Attracts More Bitcoin Investors
- BSV is the Crisis
- Bitcoin ATM Operators Required License to Operate
- We made this video way back in July 2018 and it's time for an update. While we research for the next video, are there any recent developments about Bitcoin Cash you'd like to see covered?
- Announcing Drop - Cryptophyl's native exchange token
- Bakkt Futures Opens For Deposits Sept 6th
- Litecoin (Bitcoin Core's testnet) to be overtaken by Bitfinex's Tether
- Bitmain s17 miners..are they reliable?
- How much has LN actually helped scale Bitcoin-Core? How many TX per day has LN made vs onchain of BTC?
- Open source, client side Javascript double mixer eliminates single point of trust (uses two mixers in series)
- BTC is code, code is speech and speech is protected under US law. So is BTC free speech? Very interesting perspective.
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| Posted: 30 Aug 2019 03:39 PM PDT Reddit is just another centralized platform, same as Twitter. We have to assume that sooner or later, when BCH grows stronger and surpasses BTC (inevitable), /r/btc will be attacked and co-opted by some means (also inevitable, unfortunately). Does not matter what kind of means, really. The facts are, Reddit is centralized and its CEO is just a person - and as every person, he has a weakness to be exploited. All of it can be easily co-opted and destroyed if we really start to threaten The Powers That Be. We now are living in the golden times, but the dark times are coming. I sincerely hope there is a contingency "rescue" plan just in case. Sorry for the pessimistic tone guys, but the dark forces are coming, we need to prepare. Better too early than sorry. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Support Needed: I am planning to start a small mining farm at my investment property in Australia Posted: 31 Aug 2019 12:30 AM PDT seeking advice on sourcing mining hardware in Australia and reducing power consumption. To start with I plan to mine BCH and some GPU mineable coins such as XZC. [link] [comments]  | ||
| The Most Intolerant Wins: The Dictatorship of the Small Minority Posted: 30 Aug 2019 11:59 PM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Aug 2019 11:56 PM PDT key features:
seems to me that this video really highlights the architectural differences between the BTC and BCH approaches. when you consider what's happening in this video, I don't think it's possible to replicate anything remotely as powerful within Lightning. If I'm wrong in my assumptions I'd like to learn how. Note: I would have liked to ask this question in rbitcoin but I'm banned there. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Reddit internal data confirms: r/bitcoin removes significantly more posts than r/btc. Posted: 30 Aug 2019 08:34 AM PDT | ||
| Tether Plans to Mint Digital Yuan and Commodity Coins, Says Bitfinex Shareholder Posted: 30 Aug 2019 04:01 PM PDT
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| Bitcoin Cash City Conference is going to be held in North Queensland Australia Posted: 30 Aug 2019 02:39 PM PDT
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| Feature suggestion for BCH Register App Posted: 30 Aug 2019 12:33 PM PDT
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| Trade War Attracts More Bitcoin Investors Posted: 30 Aug 2019 10:05 PM PDT
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| Posted: 30 Aug 2019 10:59 AM PDT No doubt I will get called a tin-foil hat and all kinds of names for posting this. That's fine. Others will say I should stop posting this kind of stuff and just focus on building. That's fine. If you feel that way, this post may not be for you. If you are curious, however, please keep reading. Yuri Bezmenov was a Soviet defector who came to the United States in the 1980s to explain to Americans how the communist oligarchs intended to destabilize American society (and others) by covert means. As he explains, this tactic entails encouraging your enemy to continue to move in the direction of his intended motion, but to an extreme degree, such that he loses balance and falls. Please watch this clip to see how a judo (柔道) tactic was implemented to defend Segwit from the block size increase. In the case of societies, this destabilization may be characterized by encouraging dissidents to act out, break the law, and go far beyond their intended level of objection with the government. This will inevitably lead to widespread unrest, riots and eventually to a crisis (civil war). In the case of Bitcoin, rather than try to keep our block size small (they can't), the destabilization is characterized by encouraging some eccentrics within the Bitcoin Cash community (can you guess who they are?) to push instead for an unnecessarily large block size, such that it would create discord and, eventually, a split. This is what BSV is: a bunch of useful idiots. "And finally, there are a small number of agents of a foreign enemy who are bought, subverted, recruited" (= Craig Wright) But the intention of this post is not to suggest conspiracy theories nor is it to avoid the work required to make Bitcoin Cash again (I have done that). Rather, its intention is to raise awareness that astroturfing and covert attacks on BCH are real; that we are are not going to get p2p cash for the world simply by being the best; and that a well-planned-out defense strategy is vital. Perhaps an astroturfing campaign to cause a judo throw of our own is in order. Perhaps we should have bots write all over the web that the Bitcoin block size at 1MB is too big! And then maybe we should find a way to encourage people to use Bitcoin Core on chain, to boost the fees ASAP, before liquid has a chance to take hold and let people rush to dump their BTC on exchanges without affecting fees. The bottom line is, peer-to-peer cash is up against the Banks and the Banks are winning. We need to recognize this and we need to develop a strategy. All ideas are welcome. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Bitcoin ATM Operators Required License to Operate Posted: 30 Aug 2019 10:17 PM PDT
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| Announcing Drop - Cryptophyl's native exchange token Posted: 30 Aug 2019 08:33 AM PDT Hey r/btc Jamahl from Cryptohpyl here - we're very excited to announce Crytophyl's own native exchange token called Drop. (Naturally built on SLP) As part of Cryptophyl's unique business model, we'll be listing and subsequently airdropping a new token every month. As a fellow Drop holder, you'll be able to participate in these airdrops and get a piece of the pie proportional to your Drop holdings simply by holding the token in your exchange account. It's the token that truly keeps on giving the longer you hold it. Drop is built on the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) blockchain using the Simple Ledger Protocol (SLP) and as such has the same security, decentralisation, speed and (cheap) fees as BCH. Issuance Drop's tokenomics are easy to understand. Having a small total supply of 1M, 30% (300,000) will be airdropped proportional to one's trading volume on Cryptophyl in the three weeks after the Drop announcement. After that, 60% of the DROP supply will be given out over the next 12 months on a monthly basis (around 50,000 per month). The remaining 10% will be used for bonus contests and marketing. Here are some key points:
You can read more on our blog (https://blog.cryptophyl.com/blog/announcing-drop-cryptophyls-native-exchange-token/) or on our dedicated landing page (https://cryptophyl.com/airdrops/drop-1). Please comment if you have any questions or would like more info. Happy trading! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Bakkt Futures Opens For Deposits Sept 6th Posted: 30 Aug 2019 01:42 PM PDT
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| Litecoin (Bitcoin Core's testnet) to be overtaken by Bitfinex's Tether Posted: 30 Aug 2019 12:17 PM PDT
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| Bitmain s17 miners..are they reliable? Posted: 30 Aug 2019 06:36 PM PDT I was wondering who here is running the s17s by bitmain and how reliable have they been.. the old s7s were so much more reliable compared to the s9s which ive replaced hashing boards probably 2-3x a year due to chip failure and of course many fans..are the s17s reliable? Please responses from miners who actually own and run s17s only [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 30 Aug 2019 03:06 PM PDT Figured for shits and giggles I would ask the question and try to solve it. How many avg tx does LN do a day or in a week or in a year? From this website, I would assume "channels updated" would be a decent representation of how many tx are done a day on LN. But I do admit this can be higher than this because one channel could send multiple times(please point me to an accurate way of finding this if it exists). https://1ml.com/statistics - Updated Channels (24h) 25,390 Assuming each channel does a tx back and forth to open + a real transfer/purchase? So maybe each channel does 3 tx a day * 25,390 = 76,170 tx per day On Chain BTC average tx per block last 7 days is 2160.17 * 144 blocks per day = 311,040 tx per day That then gives us 76,170/311,040 = 24.48% If BTC-Core would have just raised block size by lets say 50%, to 1.5 MB(including segwit) all of those tx would still be on the core chain. In a world where people stream in 4K on Youtube on their PC/Laptop/Smartphone, send eachother multiple 5MB photos via text message, play xbox or Playstation in 4K, we are told that 1 MB per 10 minutes is too much... [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Posted: 30 Aug 2019 11:17 AM PDT https://cointelegraph.com/news/is-bitcoin-protected-as-speech-under-the-1st-amendment-experts-answer What do you guys think about this? [link] [comments]  |
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