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    Thursday, July 30, 2020

    Bitcoin Cash 70 speakers confirmed for 16.5-hr Bitcoin Cash online conference Sat 1 Aug: Binance, Travala, Jiang Zhuoer, BTC.com, Haipo Yang, Prof. Per Bylund, Huobi, Jeff Garzik, Naomi Brockwell, Amaury Séchet, Roger Ver, Jeffrey Tucker, Chris Pacia, Stefan Rust, Akane Yokoo, Shammah Chancellor, Chris Troutner

    Bitcoin Cash 70 speakers confirmed for 16.5-hr Bitcoin Cash online conference Sat 1 Aug: Binance, Travala, Jiang Zhuoer, BTC.com, Haipo Yang, Prof. Per Bylund, Huobi, Jeff Garzik, Naomi Brockwell, Amaury Séchet, Roger Ver, Jeffrey Tucker, Chris Pacia, Stefan Rust, Akane Yokoo, Shammah Chancellor, Chris Troutner


    70 speakers confirmed for 16.5-hr Bitcoin Cash online conference Sat 1 Aug: Binance, Travala, Jiang Zhuoer, BTC.com, Haipo Yang, Prof. Per Bylund, Huobi, Jeff Garzik, Naomi Brockwell, Amaury Séchet, Roger Ver, Jeffrey Tucker, Chris Pacia, Stefan Rust, Akane Yokoo, Shammah Chancellor, Chris Troutner

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 09:04 AM PDT

    "Privacy-Enhancing Protocol Cashfusion Completes Security Analysis" !!

    Posted: 29 Jul 2020 11:51 PM PDT

    PODCAST Bitcoin Cash at 3: A Blue Ocean of Opportunity, By Chris Troutner

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 12:02 PM PDT

    Someone move 90,000,000 USD (300,000 BCH) ��

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 04:15 AM PDT

    Zhuoer Jiang: Talk about the difference between BTC, BCH and BSV

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 02:08 AM PDT

    Zhuoer Jiang: Talk about the difference between BTC, BCH and BSV

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    1. When do you contact Bitcoin? What do you think of the blockchain industry?

    I came into contact with Bitcoin in October 2013. At that time, I was making game aids, which involved the issue of collecting money from Taiwan and Southeast Asia.

    The reason for cultivating the blockchain industry is that blockchain is the only industry that can provide economic freedom. The blockchain is decentralized and has no control center, so no one can eliminate it, so it provides economic freedom. The counter-example is Qvod player. Although Qvod player also has tens of thousands of nodes, it is centralized. As long as the control center is killed, the Qvod player network will die. (QvodPlayer is a Chinese-based video-on-demand playback software, using P2P technology, users can watch online film and television programs through buffering. In mainland China, QvodPlayer has a huge number of users. Due to the use of a dedicated transmission protocol, QvodPlayer is used by some users to download banned videos, such as violent or pornographic videos, and politically sensitive videos. In addition, pirated movies are rampant in QvodPlayer)

    I am not a Bitcoinist. As long as other tokens provide economic freedom, I will buy them with real money. My position portfolio is BCH 40% + BTC 30% + ETH 20% + economically free innovative currency 10%, and I think that ETH is likely to exceed BTC in total market value in this bull market.

    2. What is the difference between BTC, BCH and BSV?

    The easiest thing to see is the difference in block size. BTC blocks have been locked at about 1MB, while BSV advocates infinite blocks. BCH advocates a moderate block size, which cannot exceed the carrying capacity of an ordinary computer. The current value is about 32MB.

    Both BTC and BSV have gone to extremes. The BTC development team, Core, pursues extreme decentralization, resulting in too small blocks and high transaction fees. In the last bull market, a transaction fee was as high as hundreds of thousands of yuan, which caused a large number of BTC users to flow out to BCH, ETH and other tokens.

    Some people think that BTC can rely entirely on stored-value users instead of using users to survive. This is impossible. If there are no users, there are no stored value users. For example, gold is obviously more suitable for storing value, but almost everyone has bank deposits, except for the elderly, almost no one uses gold to store value. To

    People usually use paper money to store value, and naturally they also use paper money to store value. It is impossible to use paper money to store value with gold, and it is impossible to use paper money for small transactions and gold for large transactions. Currency has a scale effect, and it must be a winner takes all.

    BSV has gone to the other extreme. The blockchain is enough to store transaction data, but if the blockchain is used as cloud storage, no amount of space is enough. Think about how many resources the world has to store. The result is that the performance requirements are too high, the number of nodes is drastically reduced, and the foundation of the blockchain, which is decentralization, is lost. In the end, it falls into the same fate as the Qvod player. To

    Behind the different block sizes are the differences in the spirit of the three. Just like during the Opium War, the difference between Britain and China's Qing Dynasty was not a superficial weapon, but a complete political, economic, and technological gap behind it.

    Both BTC and BSV are irrational and religious to a certain extent. BTC advocates a deadlock block size, and BSV advocates a deadlock protocol. The two are very similar.

    In terms of rational development and serving users, BCH has won. For example, the issuance of tokens is an important function and rigid demand of the blockchain. Tokens can already be issued on BCH through several protocols such as Wormhole and SLP, while BTC and BSV cannot yet. This is a huge difference in development.

    3. Under what circumstances can BCH exceed BTC?

    BCH has to wait for users to slowly develop until the number of users and transactions exceed BTC. Although under normal circumstances, the currency has a scale effect, this situation is unlikely to happen, but BTC made a fatal mistake, and locked the block and locked the user.

    What if BTC expands like BCH?

    First of all, BTC cannot be expanded because the expansion requires a hard fork, regardless of whether it is within the community or the Core, it must adhere to 1MB, insist on extreme decentralization, and BTC must be able to run on the Raspberry Pi. The result is that the expansion advocates in BTC and Core re-hard fork.

    Isn't this the plot of the hard fork of BCH from BTC in 2017? So what are these "advocates" doing hard forking again? Just go straight to BCH.

    Therefore, BTC must undergo a hard fork to expand, so it cannot be expanded.

    So BCH only needs to catch up, which is a fixed goal. I estimate that in this bull market, BCH can exceed the number of users. At that time, BCH had a solid foundation of users and communities. The price increase only increases the price of BCH, the value of BCH is determined by the number of users, and the price fluctuates around the value.

    4. Will BCH hard fork happen? What impact will it have on us later?

    The BCH community has recently had a lot of discussions on the issue of miner donations, which reflects the decentralization of BCH.

    If BCH is controlled by bitmain, why it took a long time for bitmain to implement this problem? Conversely, if CSW wants to modify something on BSV, it can be passed immediately.

    5. Do you think BCH is worth long-term ownership?

    I often say: "Ask God in the short term, and the number of users in the long term."

    The longer the time, the more worth holding BCH. BCH is developing rapidly due to the correct route. I just gave an example. There are already several schemes for issuing tokens on BCH, but neither BTC nor BSV have one. Part of it is because BSV locks the protocol and is not convenient for development. The other part It is because the BSV community has inherited the characteristics of CSW and only speaks big words and does not do practical things.

    Therefore, it is definitely worth holding for 1 to 2 years, and the rate of increase is likely to be higher than that of BTC. I predict that the highest point of this round of bull market for BCH will rise from about 3.6% of BTC to 10% to 20% of BTC.

    8. Free Q&A

    "Will Bitcoin die due to quantum computers or other reasons?"

    Certainly not, at best, replace a quantum-resistant algorithm. Looking at it now, quantum computers will not be practical for a long time. And I think quantum computers may not be able to solve the NP problem, that is, the current asymmetric encryption problem, which may not be possible mathematically.

    "The impact of the proliferation of contract transactions on currency prices?"

    The currency price is ultimately determined by the number of users, not by speculative users. The proliferation of futures trading has happened long ago. From 2016 to 2017, in the presence of a large number of futures trading, BTC rose 100 times.

    "Will you be notified when you escape?"

    I will definitely not inform. I have already made predictions. I think the bull market may end in the second half of 2021. Or conversely, this bull market may last for two to three years, and two years are more likely.

    Why not notify? Most of my clients are miners, and the currency price directly affects the income of the miners. If the currency price drops due to my notification, the interests of my clients will be damaged.

    "Recommended regular investment in 2019, what strategy is recommended in 2020?"

    This year's bull market has begun, and it must be a full position investment. The cost of regular investment to buy coins later is very high.

    "Is it better to speculate or to mine now?"

    Most people can't insist on holding the token from start to finish. Most people are in the middle of the bull market, or even sell it at the beginning, and then miss the entire bull market.

    Only miners, no matter what level of miners, will hold the token from beginning to end. During the entire bull market, miners are very profitable. Miners will certainly not sell the goose that lays golden eggs like mining machines in the bull market, so miners tend to make more. The earliest miners are basically still active in the market, and their wealth is free, while the earliest holders of coins are almost gone.

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    Poll on bitcoin cash price

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 12:29 PM PDT

    When the crypto market returns to A bull run where do you think bitcoin cash will be?

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    Hard Fork vs Soft Fork. Which method do you think is more reasonable?

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 01:13 AM PDT

    They know everything about BCH!

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 01:03 AM PDT

    They know everything about BCH!

    Today I invited the four major development teams of BCH and the development team of BCH fundraising tool Flipstarter.

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    Question 1: This year is a year of DEFI explosion. What is the current situation of BCH's DEFI?

    Flipstarter: The development of BCH can use the tool Flipstarter to obtain development funds. BCH will also have more and more smart contracts to provide more functions for the BCH public chain. We provide the AnyHedge protocol, which allows users to generate trustless, non-custodial financial derivatives on BCH.

    BCHD: There is a big difference between Defi on Ethereum and Defi on BDH. On Ethereum, you actually send the token to the escrow agreement, and you will lose control of the token. On BCH, there is no need to trust or entrust any third party or third party agreement. Ethereum is a hosted Defi solution, and what Flipstarter will do is a non-custodial solution.

    Flipstarter: The BCH script system has been extended to make complex smart contracts possible, and it works differently from Ethereum contracts. We believe that in the long run, UTXO-based contracts will have more advantages.

    Follow-up: Why do you think UTXO-based contracts will have more advantages?

    Flipstarter: Compared with Ethereum's huge, centralized smart contracts, BCH is a combination of a small number of people and many contracts, which are hashed and stored on the chain. Privacy is guaranteed to a large extent. After opening, you don't know that it is a contract. Because of privacy, security is guaranteed, and it is easier to upgrade.

    Question 2: It is said that the BCH development team is too scattered, which will affect the development progress and efficiency. What do the teams think about this issue?

    Verde: Having multiple development teams can improve the stability of the agreement. Due to a single code base, Bitcoin's multiple errors have become part of the protocol, and the diversity of development can ensure that these differences are captured and they are not inadvertently entered into the protocol.

    In addition, the use of nodes in different languages can broaden the range of development talents. Not everyone likes C language or JAVA or GO. Therefore, the use of multiple computer assembly languages can increase the available talent pool.

    Question 3: For Flipstarter, who pays the developers in the end?

    Little P: Many communities have contributed different models before, and each method has successfully raised a lot of money. BCH has many invisible supporters, ROGER is a Giant whale, but there are other well-known BCH investors, such as MIKE KOMARANKSY and MARC DE MESEL.

    Many developers are very supportive of BCH, so their salary requirements are also very reasonable. Development teams with reasonable requirements, including Giant whale of BCH, are willing to continue to support and make additional investments when there is progress.

    The source of Flipstarter is a financing platform made by the EatBCH project, allowing the community to donate BCH to people in poor areas of the world.

    BCHD: BCHD works with other teams to develop advanced features and hopes to stimulate people's interest in new technologies such as Neutrino wallet and UTXO contracts. Our goal is to improve BCH as a whole to meet the needs of the ecosystem.

    BCHD is fortunate to have more contributors than other flipstarters. Not only a few people provided funding, but the entire BCH community united to support our efforts. We are very grateful for this!

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    BCHN: After Flipstarter's fundraising this time, we realized that there are indeed many senior talents, as long as you can tell them what you want to do. Those claims about the difficulty of fundraising on Flipstarter are untrue. But it does require thoughtfulness, planning, good communication, and good ideas.

    Flipstarter: We have completed 164 pledge activities, valued at 2039BCH (approximately US$510,000). 100% of Flipstarter's donations are voluntary. We created Flipstarter, a technical tool, and encouraged others to also create a platform and use it to build a business.

    You can learn more here: https://read.cash/@flipstarter/-7e53d0e7

    Knuth: At Knuth, we adapted the Flipstarter page to fund our future development. You can see the preliminary version of our new campaign: http://campaigns.kth.cash/

    Question 4: How does BCH view POW and POS? Will you stick to POW?

    BCHN: In the foreseeable future, the BCH team will stick to POW.

    BCHD: The profit model of POW and POS is very different. BCHD believes that the profit model of POW cannot be replaced by other models, and POW has more advantages than other systems.

    Verde: You can watch our developer conference on YouTube. I have not heard of any plans to switch to POS. I think PoW is a principle we will adhere to, even if it is a minority on the public chain.

    Knuth: I have no answer. But all stakeholders need to agree on any change of this magnitude to make it happen.

    Flipstarter: https://read.cash/@flipstarter/flipstarter-286c252e Here we discuss the working principle of Flipstarter and why it is safe.

    Question 5: Does BCH have plans to cooperate with other Internet giants now?

    BCHN: Bitcoin.com is cooperating with BRAVE browser. In this regard, ROGER is very capable, their wallets are cooperating with Huawei's new mobile phones.

    Verde: Ohio, Dublin and other local governments are using BCH for their digital identity and token systems. We also discussed with a large retailer how to use BCH SLP to get rewards.

    Little P: This is far away from developers at the protocol level, but there is more cooperation at the application level. Similar to VERDE, they use the BCH protocol to develop an ID card system with the local government and register on the chain.

    Question 6: BTC has lightning network and side chain technology. BSV has gone further on the road of capacity expansion. How can BCH build its own advantages and competitiveness in the future?

    BCHN: Many people think that all the problems of Lightning Network and Big Block technologies can be easily solved. Actually not, the Lightning Network is actually difficult to use, let alone side chains. BSV increases the block size, but the chain is unstable, and users cannot increase much. After all, adding some dispensable photos or videos does not have that big impact on the value. BCH should expand steadily while developing business needs.

    Little P: BSV has not resolved the 25tx limit, BCH has reached 50, and there will be more in the later period, but the CORE source code leaves us with too many problems and we have to solve them one by one.

    BCHD: BCH expansion is to increase capacity without sacrificing decentralization. The goal is above the demand, this is the premise. I think that while BCH can expand on the chain, layer2 is also considered. But the key is not to sacrifice on-chain expansion, and not to force users to trade on LAYER2, causing the main chain to become invalid.

    Flipstarter: There are many people who believe in BCH. They have been working on BCH since the establishment of BTC. Other cryptocurrencies can do other things, but BCH clearly wants to be the best P2P cash.

    Question 7: Does the Bitmain internal fight have any impact on BCH?

    Little P: I don't think so, I am also a miner. In terms of computing power, many miners actually support BCH. And Bitmain has maintained a neutral attitude for many years, because they will eventually need to go public and be profit-oriented.

    BCHN: On BCH, investors and developers are diverse. Activities like today can be organized more in the future. Let everyone understand that Bitmain is not the only one in the BCH ecosystem. Of course Bitmain has contributed to BCH, and we are also grateful for it.

    Question 8: Are there any well-known applications developed based on BCH?

    Flipstarter: This is a DeFi product developed by our General Protocols

    https://anyhedge.com/how-it-works/#simulator

    BCHD: BCH can now achieve the scale of PAYPAL. Our goal is to focus on market demand to ensure decentralization, which includes new research and development: GRAPHENE, BOBTAIL, etc.

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    Bitcoin Cash lack of success is CIA's fault, says Roger Ver

    Posted: 30 Jul 2020 04:18 AM PDT

    Investor Marc De Mesel Donates $1,000 to Bitcoin Cash Mêmé Organizer After Read.cash Ban Threat

    Posted: 29 Jul 2020 07:19 PM PDT

    Marc De Mesel Donated 1000$ to Meme competition "Micro president's" article.

    Posted: 29 Jul 2020 03:18 PM PDT

    Witness the power of Mêmé 2020

    Posted: 29 Jul 2020 06:21 PM PDT

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