- If you found out that ABC was trying to intentionally derail Bitcoin Cash would you continue using their client? Their actions have pushed for centralization along with actively destroying utility. Please stop using ABC.
- Roger Ver's 3rd BCH anniversary keynote and his position on raising the block time
- 3.5 months until downgrade to slower 11 minute block target
- "All internet companies are speculative and volatile. Its easy to predict some will succeed longterm and have large marketcaps, but its hard to know which. If Amazon isnt one of them, we'll have no one to blame but ourselves, because we didnt focus obsessively on customer experience"-Jeff Bezos,1999
- Relevant quote for all cryptocurrency: "You've got to start with the customer experience, and work backwards to the technology. It starts with 'What incredible benefits can we give to the customer?' Not, 'Let's sit down with the engineers and figure out what awesome tech we have" -Steve Jobs, (1:46)
- "Is there going to be a split?"
- ABC saying BCH community is not their customer is putting them in the situation that BCH community could voice out that ABC is not their node
- I guess we'll know for sure when the announcements follow from differnet node implementations after ABCs august 15th freeze date (in two weeks)
- Question: Are automated market makers possible on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain? (Link to article explaining AMMs on Ethereum)
- "What the heck is a difficulty adjustment algorithm? Why do we need a new one?"
- Chart comparing Tether marketcap to Btc since 2017
- Bitcoin Cash reaches its third birthday
- Contest to help spread adoption with over 3 BCH in prizes!
- Why is Big Bubbler like a Lone Canary Crying Wolf?
- Third one to pop up in my neighbourhood
- Won't the BCHABC vs BCHN dispute just send node operators to Unlimited? If the 2nd and 3rd most used nodes decide to immolate each other, what's the big deal beyond it being unfortunate?
- BCH 3rd Anniversary Summit by CoinEx : Making Financial Freedom Accessible to All Through Bitcoincash and Avalanche
- Triple-Entry Bookkeeping: How Satoshi Nakamoto Solved the Byzantine Generals' Problem | Featured Bitcoin News
- Promoting BCH Adoption through small business
- SLP marketcap as of 2020/08/02 (including all USDt, not just SLP USDt)
- Is there any room for compromise on the DAA?
- Turn a lightbulb on or off using Bitcoin Cash
- "The Evolution of Trust" a game theoretically sound strategy for cooperation among peers.
- Bitcoin (Cash) historic and forecasted drift
- The untold story: There are three significantly different IFP. If ABC had not put its 4 addresses in the middle of ABC code (IFPv3) just to block the advance of the BMP (IFPv2), then we would now have an effective and legitimate decision-making mechanism, to choose the DAA, civilly, without split.
| Posted: 02 Aug 2020 08:03 PM PDT I need to spell this out for new users here. Bitcoin Cash has been and continues to be the original immutable Bitcoin ledger since it was launched in 2008. In 2017 Bitcoin got an upgrade with larger blocks and the Bitcoin described in the Whitepaper is now called Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin Cash continues to be peer-to-peer electronic cash. It doesn't require a business, government middleman, 2nd-layer hub-spoke junk model or centralized development team to continue and flourish. That's what makes Bitcoin Cash so powerful. It gives you back control of the money you rightfully earn and save. Bitcoin Cash scales and it can do so cheaply for even small transaction amounts. The world can start using Bitcoin Cash today and it will scale elegantly where other centralized and intentionally crippled coins like BitcoinBTC will fail. The above facts make Bcore fanboys shivver in their timbers. That's why they're here attacking this project. Bitcoin Core is garbage software and Bitcoin Core fan boys were dumb enough to buy into a pump-and-dump scheme rather than actual coin utility. More facts:
To make it crystal clear, Bitcoin Cash is and will continue to be under social attack in this subreddit. Don't be surprised to see trolls troll'in. They are here and they mean to destroy this project despite it being a benefit to them in their actual lives, since they too use Money. In regards to ABC: The recent IFP miner tax theft attempt was an attack on decentralization of the Bitcoin Cash protocol. We got lucky... very lucky. ABC's more recent DAA Grasberg change would slow blocks, making Bitcoin Cash less useful, while also invalidating time contracts built on top of it. It's another clear attack on the utility of Bitcoin Cash. It's obvious that ABC is making changes that will undermine Bitcoin Cash. Maybe it's a government actor that is forcing these harmful changes. Not sure, and there's no way to know, but it's clear that these are incredibly harmful changes that would only be pushed by someone trying to do serious harm. Please use BCHN, Bitcoin Unlimited or one of the other great wallets. These projects have BETTER developers than ABC and they don't appear to be actively trying to undermine it. Power to the people. [link] [comments]  | ||
| Roger Ver's 3rd BCH anniversary keynote and his position on raising the block time Posted: 02 Aug 2020 05:34 PM PDT
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| 3.5 months until downgrade to slower 11 minute block target Posted: 02 Aug 2020 02:10 PM PDT The downgrade on November 15 will radically change Bitcoin Cash to target a slower 11 minute and 15 second block interval for over 5 years. Can we swerve in time to avoid this disaster? Simple solution: Use Jonathan Toomim's ASERT proposal to drastically improve the DAA while still targeting 10 minute blocks intervals. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| "Is there going to be a split?" Posted: 02 Aug 2020 08:10 AM PDT This question is (understandably) asked all the time by people coming to the BCHN telegram for clarity on what has become a pretty unclear situation. It's not an easy question to answer, though, so I wanted to make this post that people could refer to. Here's my take on answering that question: It's impossible to know 100% for sure if there will be a split, because it's impossible to know for sure how all the relevant parties will behave. For there to be a split, two node implementations need to irreconcilably disagree on a consensus-related issue, both need to release code with those conflicting consensus rules, and then miners need to also be split enough on the issue for both chains to have enough hashpower to be viable. The narrative that there is ALMOST DEFINITELY going to be a split seems to have been dumped on us out of nowhere a month or so ago, along with what I consider to be increasingly unreasonable behavior from Bitcoin ABC. The tin foil hat in my heart finds that suspicious. (And between the IFP and recent Grasberg proposal, it almost seems like ABC is doing it's best to propose things that make a split as likely as possible.) This political baggage doesn't really matter though, in the grand scheme of things. What matters is that BCHN is, as far as I can tell, just trying to be a reasonable and professional node implementation for Bitcoin Cash. If sticking to those principals leads to a divergence from ABC on a consensus related issue, whatever issue that actually would end up being, then that's how it will be. And it wouldn't be the case that "BCHN split the chain", nor would it be the case that "ABC split the chain". It would just be the case that two groups released node implementations with different consensus rules from each other. (And then, if a non-negligible amount of hashpower mines using both clients, then there would indeed be a chain split caused by that situation.) Keeping BCH unified is obviously a HUGE priority for BCHN. Their initial release of what was effectively a non-IFP version of Bitcoin ABC was even designed so that, if the IFP activated with a majority of the hashpower, miners mining with BCHN would follow that longer chain, instead of rejecting IFP blocks as "invalid" or anything like that. This is in stark contrast to the narrative I've seen flooding this sub recently with claims that BCHN tried to split the chain this past upgrade, and are trying to split the chain again this November. So please take the time to consider which sides of these inevitable disagreements are being reasonable, and which are not, make sure to fact check and ask for sources for any claims you see being made that you can't verify or debunk on your own, and remember that, while chain splits are messy unfortunate things (at least in the short term), if there's an irreconcilable disagreement, it's definitely better for those parties to go their separate ways. I hope that that doesn't have to happen anytime soon for BCH. [link] [comments]  | ||
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| "What the heck is a difficulty adjustment algorithm? Why do we need a new one?" Posted: 03 Aug 2020 01:49 AM PDT
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| Chart comparing Tether marketcap to Btc since 2017 Posted: 02 Aug 2020 04:56 PM PDT
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| Bitcoin Cash reaches its third birthday Posted: 02 Aug 2020 05:50 PM PDT
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| Contest to help spread adoption with over 3 BCH in prizes! Posted: 02 Aug 2020 10:28 AM PDT
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| Why is Big Bubbler like a Lone Canary Crying Wolf? Posted: 03 Aug 2020 02:17 AM PDT I feel like I am nearly alone and crying wolf about this community division attack currently demonizing Amaury and our primary developer team (ABC). I am sad to get little support, but I understand it is hard to stand up to the massive wave of posts attacking our team. It kinda reminds me of the time when it was dangerous for a business to support BCH as they would be attacked by the anti-BCH army. I am not a big fan of ABC's actions lately, but, I do value the work I believe they are doing. I have been calling for the anti-ABC team to provide a plan for what they would replace ABC with. Who will agree to do the work and make the decisions on what goes into updates? I just get crickets and claims that ABC does little or nothing. Some like to claim I am the troll and it is me that is attacking BCH. I certainly do not want to harm BCH, so I have put a lot of thought into the possibility it is me that has been fooled for months about what side I am on. Then I realized if I was working for the dishonest anti-BCH team (knowingly or not) I would have many random new to r/BTC accounts backing me up and pretending they were the BCH community by my side. They would be pushing to save ABC from the mob. Doesn't it seem odd most of the trolls seemed to have disappeared or changed sides? Wake up people we are still under attack! Wolf, Wolf, Wolf! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Third one to pop up in my neighbourhood Posted: 02 Aug 2020 10:50 AM PDT
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| Promoting BCH Adoption through small business Posted: 03 Aug 2020 01:02 AM PDT
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| SLP marketcap as of 2020/08/02 (including all USDt, not just SLP USDt) Posted: 02 Aug 2020 12:26 PM PDT
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| Is there any room for compromise on the DAA? Posted: 03 Aug 2020 12:11 AM PDT Would it be possible to implement past drift correction on Jtoomin's ASERT DAA? Could the Grasberg DAA be tweaked to correct for past drift over a longer period of time? For those extremely dissatisfied with the Grasberg DAA resulting in ~ 70s longer average block times for the next 5 years, is there a number that would be acceptable or less disruptive? 630 seconds, 615 seconds?? [link] [comments]  | ||
| Turn a lightbulb on or off using Bitcoin Cash Posted: 02 Aug 2020 01:29 PM PDT Hi, did you know you can toggle your LIFX smart bulb on or off using bitcoin cash? https://github.com/adnjoo/apitest-lights Just run a webpage in the background which monitors a bitcoin cash address; and send BCH to that address to turn it on or off. :D [link] [comments]  | ||
| "The Evolution of Trust" a game theoretically sound strategy for cooperation among peers. Posted: 02 Aug 2020 02:25 AM PDT
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| Bitcoin (Cash) historic and forecasted drift Posted: 02 Aug 2020 03:51 AM PDT
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