BTC Listen, guys, if you can’t move your funds because of high fees, then maybe you’re not using true money

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• Listen, guys, if you can’t move your funds because of high fees, then maybe you’re not using true money
• Mike Hearn explains why the Bitcoin community keeps splitting. BTC-BCH, BCH-BSV, BCH-ABC.
• Soon we might be able to trade any SLP token with major crypto currencies. AtomicDEX welcomes SLP support research with a bounty.
• My team has been making some open source efforts to support the BitcoinCash dev community. Here's a demo of our latest results. - Ben Scherrey
• Interest in Bitcoin Soars in Egypt Amid Economic Crisis and Unemployment
• What if 8% isn't enough?
• Which open source BCH project could benefit from a new website and some branding help?
• Bch low risk, high reward
• $8M Worth of 'Sleeping' Bitcoin Rewards from 2010 Moved the Day Before 'Black Thursday'
• Solo mining BCH question: is blocks found directly proportional to hash rate
• What is the QFS (Quantum Financial System)? Some kind of joke?
• Is this a scam?
• Ethereum 2.0 moving towards release date ��������☠️☠️����⚔️⚔️����
• Who would like to see a forked version of BCH with RandomX?
• The third option
• 5 success lesson to take to heart
• Do you think central banks should be transparent and have oversight by the public?
• 33 Confirmations still no btc

Listen, guys, if you can’t move your funds because of high fees, then maybe you’re not using true money Posted: 03 Oct 2020 07:00 PM PDT submitted by /u/LeoBeltran [link] [comments]

Mike Hearn explains why the Bitcoin community keeps splitting. BTC-BCH, BCH-BSV, BCH-ABC. Posted: 03 Oct 2020 01:11 PM PDT submitted by /u/jbrev01 [link] [comments]

Soon we might be able to trade any SLP token with major crypto currencies. AtomicDEX welcomes SLP support research with a bounty. Posted: 03 Oct 2020 10:29 PM PDT submitted by /u/Damascene_U [link] [comments]

My team has been making some open source efforts to support the BitcoinCash dev community. Here's a demo of our latest results. - Ben Scherrey Posted: 03 Oct 2020 09:55 PM PDT submitted by /u/mjh808 [link] [comments]

Interest in Bitcoin Soars in Egypt Amid Economic Crisis and Unemployment Posted: 03 Oct 2020 06:50 PM PDT submitted by /u/RambleFeed [link] [comments]

What if 8% isn't enough? Posted: 03 Oct 2020 04:13 PM PDT submitted by /u/steeevemadden [link] [comments]

Which open source BCH project could benefit from a new website and some branding help? Posted: 03 Oct 2020 02:41 PM PDT I've done a bunch of work for amazing BCH projects and I'd like to do more. I've tried raising money pre-flipstarter and it didn't really work. If we can decide on a project worth working on I'll try again. Here are some of the past bitcoin cash projects I've made websites for: AnyHedge eatBCH CashShuffle BCHD Neutrino Bitcoin Cashers Is this worth pursuing? If so, please recommend a project you think could benefit from a more professional image. submitted by /u/NeonWasteland [link] [comments]

Bch low risk, high reward Posted: 03 Oct 2020 08:05 PM PDT Bitcoin cash is the low risk, high reward in my eyes right now. submitted by /u/Johndrc [link] [comments]

$8M Worth of 'Sleeping' Bitcoin Rewards from 2010 Moved the Day Before 'Black Thursday' Posted: 03 Oct 2020 05:37 PM PDT submitted by /u/JonyRotten [link] [comments]

Solo mining BCH question: is blocks found directly proportional to hash rate Posted: 03 Oct 2020 12:32 PM PDT If I have about 1/4 of the network hashrate, then I should be able to find 1/4 of the blocks, so the figuring goes, if I understand it correctly. Hashrate is supposed to be proportionate to hash power, so that someone with half the hash rate finds about half the blocks, although I wonder if this works out in practice. Does anyone have enough experience with solo mining or mining pools, mining farms or anything else to be able to answer this question about whether blocks found has this sort of cosy relationship with hash rate? submitted by /u/nzhacker [link] [comments]

What is the QFS (Quantum Financial System)? Some kind of joke? Posted: 03 Oct 2020 03:04 PM PDT There's this strange movie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iE_qBX-PnRk some parts of it as text: QFS provides pristine clean integrity in the movement of funds from central banking sources to destination accounts. QFS will cover the new global network for the transfer of asset backed funds and can replace the US-centrally controlled SWIFT system. A key benefit of QFS is to protect all parties from corruption, usury, and manipulation within the banking system and ensure banks are monitored and protected with regard to the agreed upon contract of the transfer fund process. The Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) fits into a constellation of components Quantum Financial System (QFS) CIPS Artificial Intelligence (AI) Virtual Private Network (VPN) QFS 3D Smart Phone Asset-Backed Digital Currencies QFS is completely independent from the existing centralized system and makes all other transfer systems obsolete due to its advanced capabilities. QFS is NOT crypto currency but instead it is asset-backed digital currency. QFS reigns supreme in the photonic technology at 3.5 trillion frames per second. It replaces obsolete IP dynamic routing with true physical GPS authentication between sender and receiver routing while upholding 100% financial security and transparency of all currency holders. Protocols will be instituted with QFS so that Artificial Intelligence will control the transfers and independently be allowed to control the global financial network unless the highest level of approval is given. The AI program will handle instant settlements in real time without delays! The AI assigns a "digital" number to every fiat Dollar / Euro / Yen in every bank account all over the world. "Digital" numbers are monitored in real time. The physical GPS location between sender and receiver is set up to provide unbreakable security when ledgered with regard to who sent it, and what account received it. The Sovereign Currency of the United States is "USN." "Quantum", "AI", "3d Phone", "GPS authentication"... what the... submitted by /u/moleccc [link] [comments]

Is this a scam? Posted: 03 Oct 2020 09:25 AM PDT submitted by /u/M4rtyBoi [link] [comments]

Ethereum 2.0 moving towards release date ��������☠️☠️����⚔️⚔️���� Posted: 03 Oct 2020 08:55 PM PDT submitted by /u/cryptobyksquare [link] [comments]

Who would like to see a forked version of BCH with RandomX? Posted: 03 Oct 2020 05:01 PM PDT Most forks are either contentious or shameless money grabs, but I think this could actually be a worthwhile project. Monero's ASIC-resistance seems to spare them a lot of drama, as they don't have to curry favor with big miners. A RandomX fork of BCH could copy all the other code from existing projects, wallets, CashFusion, SLP, etc. The first thing the project would need is a system to provide atomic-swaps between XMR and RandomX-BCH. I think such a project could be an interesting bridge between the XMR and BCH communities. It would give XMR miners another coin they can mine, it wouldn't have to fight for hash power with BTC and BSV, and it could leverage the privacy benefits of both BCH and XMR. Also, I don't think you'd need to worry about replay protection if you switched algorithms? Every BCH holder would get an airdrop, and it would basically be another expression of the bitcoin experiment, operating under its own name. What do you think? Is it a project you could support, or something that shouldn't exist? submitted by /u/GiverOfSLP-DOGE [link] [comments]

The third option Posted: 03 Oct 2020 05:54 PM PDT https://read.cash/@Mono/the-third-option-58670c9a Please read. Or don't. Just please stop adding fuel to the fire. Let's look for better solutions. In fact, it would be neat if instead of posting hateful comments and stories, people took projects and people they disagree with and posted interesting things about positive things they have done to contribute to BCH. For instance: "I don't agree with Vin Armani, but I think it's interesting that he..." "BU may not only mine BCH, but last year they..." "Shammah may be a meme performance artist, but stamp..." "Even though I'd like to know more about Freetrader, I do know he contributed..." ​ Cheers, Mono submitted by /u/Monomonomono13 [link] [comments]

5 success lesson to take to heart Posted: 03 Oct 2020 11:15 AM PDT submitted by /u/odehene02 [link] [comments]

Do you think central banks should be transparent and have oversight by the public? Posted: 03 Oct 2020 04:29 AM PDT I have only that question. Even if you disagree with the existence of central banks on principle, let's say the question is framed in the current reality where they exist. What I mean by transparency and oversight is "knowing who is in charge of making the executive decisions, who controls the making of policy and what is the policy". submitted by /u/sanch_o_panza [link] [comments]

33 Confirmations still no btc Posted: 03 Oct 2020 01:47 PM PDT Recipient address: 123CyLU14rDyMHSwXXQgqHJqEZ6ehXW1d3 Txid: 0ba83c2ffa28b38c8772abf6eac33ab9d3a487c39b5207dffc75f7c5cf9921ba The recipient claims he didn't got his money even after 33 confirmations. Is there any way to check if he's lying or not? submitted by /u/Ch3ap [link] [comments]

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