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- McAfee to Launch Decentralized Token Exchange With No Restrictions
- Hong Kong Monetary Authority Issues Bank Disruption Warning Amidst Runs on ATMs
- Bitcoin Cash allows anyone to send or receive any amount of money, with anyone, anywhere, instantly, basically for free, and they don’t need permission from a bank or government to do so.
- The Spice Team is proud to announce that we just acquired http://tipbitcoin.cash! �� The #1 BCH / SLP tipping service for youtube, dlive and twitch streams! More info as well as formal announcements will follow soon!
- Great improvements to donatebutton.cash, now shows the amount received instantly and other useful features
- Chaos Still Surrounds The Bitconnect Aftermath - Missing Millions, Missing Wives, and Murder Accusations...
- Can someone explain to me the schism between btc and bch?
- "Federal Court accepts evidence from Wayback Machine as evidence of the content of a webpage on a particular date"
- 'Bitcoin CAN'T scale', that's what the other subreddit enjoys saying!
- We need to be more careful about who we let into our doors.
- I Found a BCH dance tune on youtube! Enjoy !
- PODCAST Bitcoin Cash Founding Father on his Creation in the Wild, Valuing User Feedback
- Bitcoin Cash PAPER BILLS?
- Protesters Wield Tools of Freedom as Hong Kong Imposes Dictatorship
- If you were Satoshi Nakamoto, what would you do?
- (video related to proof of work) Bitcoin will solve climate change (transparency)
- Majority of College Students Have No Idea What Bitcoin Is
- Accept BITCOIN CASH donations with confidence. ┗(°0°)┛ I replaced the external API for generating QR codes with a JS library (& other improvements).
- BCH software development: mainnet vs testnet - asking questions and soliciting commentary
- What does it mean to say "developers are in control" as a criticsm ?
- API of btc.com is down more than 12h.
- Does bitcoin need block propagation tech?
- Need help :/ btc limits
| McAfee to Launch Decentralized Token Exchange With No Restrictions Posted: 05 Oct 2019 03:09 PM PDT
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| Hong Kong Monetary Authority Issues Bank Disruption Warning Amidst Runs on ATMs Posted: 05 Oct 2019 10:51 PM PDT
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| Posted: 05 Oct 2019 09:00 AM PDT That is the elevator speech I've been giving since 2011. It is still true about Bitcoin Cash today, it is no longer true about the coin everyone is still calling Bitcoin today. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| Can someone explain to me the schism between btc and bch? Posted: 05 Oct 2019 12:10 PM PDT Both sides seem to hate each other and don't ever really give straight answers. I want to know 1. Why was blocksize such a big deal? 2. I hear a lot of vague mentions of some kind of conspiracy in btc, what's that all about? 3. Why should we divide and "war" with each other? Wouldn't every project perform better if we used the open and decentralized nature of blockchain to maximize development instead of wasting time pointing fingers? Edit: that's not to say there aren't bitconnects and bad actors trying to scam. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| 'Bitcoin CAN'T scale', that's what the other subreddit enjoys saying! Posted: 05 Oct 2019 10:08 AM PDT The new parrot slogan over on r/Bitcoin seems to be ' Bitcoin can't scale '... They seem to repeatedly make this initial assumption and then explain why it's still useful or why they still like it. They state it with out explanation, like it is an unarguable fact, a necessary evil, an obvious characteristic of the network. Over here, Bitcoin CAN scale. Bitcoin Cash ALREADY scaled and is prepared for 1000x adoption today! [link] [comments]  | ||
| We need to be more careful about who we let into our doors. Posted: 06 Oct 2019 12:32 AM PDT | ||
| I Found a BCH dance tune on youtube! Enjoy ! Posted: 05 Oct 2019 12:45 PM PDT
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| PODCAST Bitcoin Cash Founding Father on his Creation in the Wild, Valuing User Feedback Posted: 05 Oct 2019 01:08 PM PDT
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| Posted: 06 Oct 2019 01:56 AM PDT Paging u/memorydealers What we are missing in Bitcoin Cash ecosystem is paper cash. Why? First, because it's much more anonymous than on-chain transactions. You can send it via mail, exchange it in person, or spend it at various street merchants. Just like actual cash. And best of all: you don't need to teach people how to use digital wallets, how to save their seed words, how to use hardware wallet... It's paper bills. Real actual Bitcoin CASH! Imagine this: Bitcoin.com (as a trusted mint) produces BCH paper bills, in 0.1, 0.05, 0.02, and 0.01 BCH denominations. Each bill has a QR code with it's public address, so users can confirm that there's actual BCH stored in these bills. They're, basically, paper wallets, with private keys held by official Bitcoin.com mint. When you want to "liquidate" your paper bills, you deposit them at a physical "exchange" certified by Bitcoin.com official mint, where the bills are physically burned, and their UTXOs are consolidated and sent to an address of your choice. When you want to "mint" your BCH, you go to a certified exchange, you send BCH to mint's address, and the exchange teller (or ATM) gives you paper bills, which you can easily check for counterfitting, simply by using Bitcoin.com App and scanning their QR codes. This would allow to truly bank the unbanked. People who do not even own a phone, or people who work and earn money in places without electricity. In a cash-less society, many would want to keep using cash. Bitcoin CASH would keep the torch of liberty going. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Protesters Wield Tools of Freedom as Hong Kong Imposes Dictatorship Posted: 05 Oct 2019 08:19 AM PDT
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| If you were Satoshi Nakamoto, what would you do? Posted: 06 Oct 2019 01:03 AM PDT So you have the private key that resolves to the 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa and you can sign messages that only Satoshi can. This gives you and your messages great authority. You also have 20 000 private keys, each with 50 BTC (and BCH, BSV, etc etc) attached to it. What do you do? [link] [comments]  | ||
| (video related to proof of work) Bitcoin will solve climate change (transparency) Posted: 05 Oct 2019 11:09 PM PDT | ||
| Majority of College Students Have No Idea What Bitcoin Is Posted: 05 Oct 2019 08:39 AM PDT
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| BCH software development: mainnet vs testnet - asking questions and soliciting commentary Posted: 05 Oct 2019 07:34 AM PDT I'd like to see how many software developers here develop/test their BCH software on mainnet vs. testnet. I'll start off saying I love the idea of BCH infrastructure and developing SPV apps! Bitcoin.com has been awesome at providing infrastructure and tools for enabling this, so kudos to them. I also like developing software in a test environment so that if something does go horribly wrong, the repercussions are minimal. This is how I work at my dayjob; this mindset enables more aggressive testing and development, which increases development velocity. Bitcoin.com DOES provide testnet infrastructure (which I greatly appreciate, don't get me wrong!), but I don't think it receives as much attention as their mainnet infrastructure (e.g. alerts when stuff is down; stuff getting out of sync). One example is the testnet BitDB query below which doesn't show any blocks since block # 1332126. However, their testnet block explorer shows that we are at least at block # 1332343. I'm looking for feedback and to start a general conversation about other's development practices and experiences. So, my questions to the Internet are: * are other developers affected by testnet idiosyncracies, or do they just test/develop against mainnet? * if so, how do they cope with these issues? * is there a good resource on testnet development methodology and other infrastructure? Latest blocks link - https://explorer.bitcoin.com/tbch TLDR - I development BCH software against testnet and sometimes run into issues. Do others experience issues and how do they cope? [link] [comments]  | ||
| What does it mean to say "developers are in control" as a criticsm ? Posted: 05 Oct 2019 10:49 AM PDT The code that runs the protocol is created by developers. Miners choose to run which protocol software. The version of BTC that has the most hashpower is the code that was chosen by BTC miners. The version of Bitcoin Cash that has the most hashpower is what is chosen by the BCH miners. If you think one side the developers are in charge but the other side the developers are not in charge, what is the distinction in your view? [link] [comments]  | ||
| API of btc.com is down more than 12h. Posted: 05 Oct 2019 03:41 AM PDT Can someone notice, what chain.api.btc.com ( https://btc.com/api-doc ) is down for more than 12h? Are they planned to do something about it, no any information about it in their social media, web site. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Does bitcoin need block propagation tech? Posted: 05 Oct 2019 11:10 PM PDT This is mostly a thought experiment, I don't mean to distill a particular conclusion into you. "Does bitcoin need block propagation tech?" If the answer is yes, then what was Satoshi doing? Building an immaculate system, one of the greatest known to mankind, but failed to forsee that it could actually provide utility at any sort of scale? Did Satoshi build a system of absolutes, or did Satoshi build a system of incentives? If the answer is no, then what would be the cause for all the time, energy, and attention being spent on it? Greater decentralization? Should we be concerned with decentralization in a system of incentives? And my favorite answer, what if the question is invalid? Should developers need to be worried about how efficiently miners propagate their data, or is this a system of incentives that takes care of it on its own? What if the miners see it in their interest to just build their own block propagation tech when needed? What if there's not one way to do this, but many? Like I said, this isn't to distill a conclusion in you, it's an open-ended question. There is no right or wrong answer by default. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 05 Oct 2019 01:05 PM PDT I trade people btc for Cash app and I use coinbase to buy. My problem is I have a $1,250 limit that I can buy with my card. With verified banks you have a $25,000 limit but it isn't instant and can be up to 20 days. I heard some banks were instant. Tried to use chime but it won't let you buy at all. Wire transfers won't work for me because the minimum is $5,000 and I don't have that much. If anybody has a good idea or knows a way to buy instant btc for a good price lmk. If you have btc you can sell me at a good rate that's also another option. But any instant way with a pretty high limit would help me a lot [link] [comments]  |
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