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My Bitcoin.com wallet tutorial got more than 4k Views - Amazing
Statement from Hathor developer
Exchange with bch as base pair?
3 reasons why merchants no longer accept Bitcoin BTC
Detoken + AnyHedge - a quick walkthrough for users receiving Forbidden (403) notice
Guys, the market has spoken. We shouldn't be pushing for mass adoption. We need to shrink the blocksize and actively discourage people from using the protocol for anything, ever.
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Bitcoin Cash Is Positioned To Be Unstoppable Peer To Peer Money For The World.
Bitcoin Cash transactions looking great!
“Hello $BCH Community! We are glad to announce that we'll be hosting a BitcoinCash MeetUp In Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria on the 11th of January.. We're 50% Ready.”
QR codes inside artwork?
Treasury Department's working group: "Depending on its design and other factors, a stablecoin may constitute a security [...]."
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BTC is an asset class and will never become a currency
Bitcoin Cash vs BTC coin
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My new post about the value of bch

My Bitcoin.com wallet tutorial got more than 4k Views - Amazing

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 06:43 PM PST

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Posted: 30 Dec 2020 08:25 PM PST

Hey, I'm one of Hathor Network's main developers. I know this has been said before, but just to clarify, what coin.dance and others classify as HathorMM isn't actually a pool but all blocks that were merge mined with Hathor (marked with the magic number Hath on the coinbase).

The largest Hathor pool has been, and continues to, mine empty blocks. Despite all our (and also many other folks, such as emergent_reasons) efforts they always say they will try to do it and nothing changes. My honest impression is that it's a mix of not caring and not understanding the situation. I know that a very significant and vocal portion of the BCH and BSV communities interprets this as malice, IMO that isn't really accurate but I understand the reasoning.

We've been helping other devs making pools and recently a pool by the name of Zulupool started an open beta and has been gaining some traction and are steadily becoming the new largest pool. They have been nothing but great and are very aware of the situation and properly include transactions on the blocks they produce. Unfortunately coin.dance and the like mark all of these as HathorMM, so it's harder to tell them apart. It's possible by looking at the coinbase output address.

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Exchange with bch as base pair?

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 11:51 PM PST

Im so tired of this, slow, congested expensive network. Is there an exchange which has bch as primary base pair.??

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3 reasons why merchants no longer accept Bitcoin BTC

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 06:37 PM PST

Customers would be expected to pay $8.80 transaction fee on any purchase they make. For example, coffee purchased with BTC is 300% more expensive.
Merchants must also inflate prices by at least $8.80 for customers wishing to pay with BTC because the merchant would incur a similar transaction fee to move the BTC to an exchange etc.
Merchants must make customers wait for at least a confirmation as BTC has a deprecated 0-conf due to RBF and congestion.

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Detoken + AnyHedge - a quick walkthrough for users receiving Forbidden (403) notice

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 08:36 PM PST

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Guys, the market has spoken. We shouldn't be pushing for mass adoption. We need to shrink the blocksize and actively discourage people from using the protocol for anything, ever.

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 08:55 AM PST

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Binance US Will Suspend XRP [Ripple] Trading and Deposits January 13th

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 02:28 PM PST

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Bitcoin Cash Is Positioned To Be Unstoppable Peer To Peer Money For The World.

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 01:44 PM PST

We already know a simple fact; Bitcoin is not scalable. During peak periods, it can cost $50 or $80 to send a single transaction. You may even have to wait days or weeks for your transaction to confirm. Source: https://www.trustnodes.com/2017/12/22/gregory-maxwell-celebrates-high-fees-300000-stuck-transactions

Based on that fact, Bitcoin will not be peer to peer money for the world. This is great for Bitcoin Cash because developers are already proving that 256MB blocks are possible (while Bitcoin is forever stucked at 1MB capacity). Source: https://np.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/j66eh8/scalenet_and_testnet4_are_online_and_open_for/

It will take some time for the testing to be completed before these improvements are migrated to mainnet for Bitcoin Cash but it will happen. And when that happens, Bitcoin Cash will be moving towards handling global Visa/Mastercard transactions volume. Bitcoin Cash is peer to peer money for the world.

There are some common questions that I will address in this thread.

1) Why is Bitcoin Cash using the BTC subreddit instead of BCH? If you have to ask this question, there is a good chance you are new to Bitcoin. During the blocksize debate, many people including miners were in favor of increasing the blocksize capacity of the network. It was around this time that Blockstream started using...

1a) censorships - https://medium.com/@johnblocke/a-brief-and-incomplete-history-of-censorship-in-r-bitcoin-c85a290fe43

1b) propaganda - https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@adambalm/in-2013-peter-todd-was-paid-off-by-a-government-intelligence-agent-to-create-rbf-create-a-propaganda-video-and-cripple-the-btc and https://np.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/8dd5ij/why_bitcoin_cash_users_reject_the_name_bcash_so/

1c) threats and harassments - https://np.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/is1130/it_seems_tim_draper_is_being_misled_about_bch_and/g54x63q/

1d) DDOS attacks - http://qntra.net/2015/09/xt-node-blacklists-fail-to-prevent-ddos-attack/

1e) Plus a bunch of other unethical stuff if you care to read more at https://np.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/hgpjph/the_pitiful_state_of_bitcoin_cash_transactions/fw5qczk/

Anyone who dares to promote increasing the blocksize or favorably on Bitcoin Cash, they get banned and their voices silenced in the Bitcoin subreddit. They also get harassed and attacked by online paid trolls. Mind you, all these started even before the creation of Bitcoin Cash. That's why many of us ended up in this subreddit and are Bitcoin Cash supporters.

2) Why Bitcoin Cash uses Bitcoin in the name? Both Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash are forks of the original Bitcoin software and are entitled to the name. While one network forked with Segwit (Bitcoin), the other network forked with a higher blocksize capacity to be peer to peer money for the world (Bitcoin Cash).

3) Why can't Lightning Network solve Bitcoin's problem? It has been 6 years since the Lightning Network started and if you had been fooled the last 6 years and still believe that Lightning Network is the answer, then congratulations your 7th year is coming up next. Lightning Network has plenty of problems including losing users funds and requiring users to be online 24/7 and many other problems beyond the scope of this thread. Source: https://np.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/k37w3w/ill_just_leave_this_here_sample_page_from_a_paper/ge13qyq/

4) Why not use coin XYZ instead of Bitcoin Cash for cheap transactions? Bitcoin Cash is accepted by more than 2,651,820 merchants worldwide. Source: https://1bch.com/?action=showBitcoinCashBenefitsFrame

If coin XYZ is as widely accepted as Bitcoin Cash, then maybe I will consider them. In some places like Australia or Slovenia or Tokyo or Antigua, you can live off Bitcoin Cash entirely without touching your fiat. Like I said, Bitcoin Cash is unstoppable peer to peer money for the world.

5) Bitcoin is digital gold and Bitcoin Cash is money? Here's the thing. Whatever Bitcoin can do, Bitcoin Cash can do better. This means Bitcoin Cash is both better money and better digital gold than Bitcoin can be. The biggest problem is that while Bitcoin has the first mover advantage, Bitcoin Cash had to rebuilt everything from scratch since August 2017. Let me assure you that rebuilding everything from scratch in just 3 years is not an easy task.

The good news is that, first mover advantage alone, as history had shown over and over again, is often not good enough. You can read up the stories of Kodak or Friendster or Nokia. If you missed the opportunity to buy Bitcoin at a low price back in 2009, that's not your fault. But now that you understood more about cryptocurrencies and you missed out on the opportunity of getting Bitcoin Cash at a low price today, then you cannot blame anyone else.

Bitcoin Cash is unstoppable peer to peer money for the world. Join us in making a positive impact to humanity together.

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Bitcoin Cash transactions looking great!

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 05:50 PM PST

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“Hello $BCH Community! We are glad to announce that we'll be hosting a BitcoinCash MeetUp In Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria on the 11th of January.. We're 50% Ready.”

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 06:26 PM PST

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QR codes inside artwork?

Posted: 31 Dec 2020 12:05 AM PST

I like that some people are giving away Bitcoin hidden inside puzzles. I think it's a pretty cool idea. However, I'd like to give away small amount of Bitcoin Cash using easier methods, such as including QR codes or seed phrases inside illustrations.

My art generally exists online. Should I be concerned about bots scanning and sweeping wallets before the public has a chance? I know it's probably not a good idea to leave wallet information in text format, but I'm not sure about the risks regarding QR codes.

Also, is there a safe way to create QR codes of private keys available to the public? I've been looking inside the Bitcoin.com and Electron Cash software, and I cannot find a way to do it.

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Treasury Department's working group: "Depending on its design and other factors, a stablecoin may constitute a security [...]."

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 04:55 PM PST

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The world's first Bitcoin Airport isn't

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 07:30 PM PST

Australia once boasted the first Bitcoin Airport however today, on a recent trip through the Brisbane terminal, gone are the Bitcoin stickers, and only a "sorry we no longer accept Bitcoin" response from the merchants. I am guessing they are transitioning to Blockstream's tabs.

Bitcoin BTC is a joke, for everything else there's Bitcoin BCH.

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Blockchain Projects Detoken and Anyhedge Launch Bringing Defi to Bitcoin Cash

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 02:13 PM PST

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BTC is an asset class and will never become a currency

Posted: 31 Dec 2020 12:10 AM PST

BTC is an asset class and not a currency.

The raising exchange rate makes it deflationary, which lowers circulation speed, and if you can buy more for your coins tomorrow than today, people avoid using them.

The transaction speed is so slow that it's quicker to go an ATM and withdraw money and go back and pay with cash.

Transaction fees. Well, I ain't paying a fee for coffee that is twice as high as the price of my coffee.

The last key point, is that the coins needs to be accepted as a means of payment, and I can't find any shops around me that accepts bitcoins.

So, bitcoins is imo an asset class and ~~designed to be one~~ was hijacked to become an asset.

Edit: I can corrected. It was designed and intended to be a payment system but hijacked at some point.

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Bitcoin Cash vs BTC coin

Posted: 30 Dec 2020 09:53 AM PST