Bagatell
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Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP.
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Yeah, right!? Did I read that correctly as well!? He's dumping btc for bch!????
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No, it's him quoting norway. At least you're famous. He follows you. I'd feel special. I think they realize they're in the shitter now. They're going to need to HF or be open to attack if they become minority hashpower chain... Uh oh...
**Edit
No, it's him quoting norway. At least you're famous. He follows you. I'd feel special. I think they realize they're in the shitter now. They're going to need to HF or be open to attack if they become minority hashpower chain... Uh oh...
79b79aa8
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@freetrader so the nov. 13 fork is taking place as planned? the opportunity still seems to exist to delay it for a couple of weeks and make sure there is no need for a further change on this front down the line.
on the other hand, it may be best to stay the course and avoid confusion at this special moment . . .
on the other hand, it may be best to stay the course and avoid confusion at this special moment . . .
People buying guns continues to be illegal, regardless of Bitcoin existing.
The war that Bitcoin fights is one where a tiny minority has control over a majority. It may be argued that this model stops people from buying guns, but history doesn't support that.
What we do know is that Bitcoin can be used to get away from oppression, from failing governments and currencies etc. As a quick example; https://blockexplorer.com/news/bitcoin-price-surges-13900-zimbabwe-locals-flee-dire-economic-reality/
Richy_T
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I think the message is that while the miners have a lot of vested interest in the future of Bitcoin, thay also have a lot to lose and are very risk averse. This makes them afraid to take a bold stance. Core may well tank Bitcoin but the miners can at least tell themselves "It wasn't me", I guess.
There's no reason to delay the Bitcoin Cash upgrade (especially when the eta is ~3 days away!); that would only give ammunition to the trolls.
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While I wish to revisit the choice of algo, I think calling off this fork now would be damaging to the confidence in Bitcoin Cash . We can surely use the improved algorithm to ensure we survive any turbulence in next days / weeks.
Zarathustra
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Holy fuck. 8 billion missing to catch Ethereum.
Hats off to all the people believing in BCH from the beginning if this is really happening. And thanks to deadalnix, freetrader and the other devs for this insurance.
Hats off to all the people believing in BCH from the beginning if this is really happening. And thanks to deadalnix, freetrader and the other devs for this insurance.
79b79aa8
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i hope @cypherdoc has been following and is making the appropriate trades.
Norway
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It's just creepy to be monitored by Greg, while he tries to figure out who I am. I feel abused, and made into an object. Isn't the CEO of Blockstream, the company that is supposed to change the global financial system, expected to have more important things on his plate than connecting my username here with my username on reddit?
I have a few Bitcoin Cash, but not enough to be relevant in the financial world. I know I look good, and have a strong visual sex impact when I enter a room. Those of you who I have met, know what I'm talking about. It must be the only reason for why Greg tries to find out who I am in real life. I'm offended by his attention to me. I'd rather go on a date with Kevin Spacey than Greg. Neckbeard is not my thing. That's why I used the hashtag #MeToo
adamstgbit
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@Norway
Greg quoted you, a quote from this forum...
Hello Greg,
better buy some BCH before its to late
Greg quoted you, a quote from this forum...
Hello Greg,
better buy some BCH before its to late
Richy_T
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Finally dug in and got access to my BCH. It's been fun holding BTC but I really want to start helping to grow that bold new world of cryptocurrency that showed so much promise when I signed on in 2012.
[doublepost=1510366605][/doublepost]This seems relevant to Bitcoin right now.
[doublepost=1510366605][/doublepost]This seems relevant to Bitcoin right now.
Oh crap is 0.06 not an option any more?
I buy in at 02, and again at 0.3 and again at 0.4 the rest I save just in case its the wrong move.
lunar
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Is that the sucking sound of a massive siphon?? Bitcoins great economic re-org of 2017 is picking up steam rather nicely.
Just like bankruptcy, it happens slowly at first then all at once, but I'll not be content until Cash takes back the most total work chain.
In the mean time I have to confess I joined the club some time ago.
Full Norway - Bagatell Berserk - Lunar Tick
Just like bankruptcy, it happens slowly at first then all at once, but I'll not be content until Cash takes back the most total work chain.
In the mean time I have to confess I joined the club some time ago.
Full Norway - Bagatell Berserk - Lunar Tick
lunar
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On a more serious note, i'm a little concerned about the timing of this rise and the activation of the new DAA.
It's looking like cash will see a 4x difficulty adjustment just prior to the fork. This combined with the new DAA will make the difficulty very high. It's going to be a baptism of fire for the new algo, hope it works well in this edge case scenario.We might need another 2/3x in price or there's going to be some period of very unprofitable mining ahead.
It's looking like cash will see a 4x difficulty adjustment just prior to the fork. This combined with the new DAA will make the difficulty very high. It's going to be a baptism of fire for the new algo, hope it works well in this edge case scenario.We might need another 2/3x in price or there's going to be some period of very unprofitable mining ahead.
Bagatell
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"How do we get out of here?"
"There is no exit strategy."
"There is no exit strategy."
molecular
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I'm running into an interesting psychological phenomenon: In altcoin trading I'm used to take some profits (in BTC) whenever some alt experiences a large gain (very profitable habit). This habit is triggered by the BCH rally currently and I find myself hovering over the sell button due to that habit. But then some other neuron cluster fires and tells me: "dude! you're taking profit, which might be fine, but what the hell are you taking it in? BTC? WTF are you doing! That ship might be in the process of going down!".
So BTC's perceived safe-haven-status is reflected in my habits and that perception is becoming less and less accurate.
Now I need to rethink those habits, because Bitcoin isn't the safe haven it used to be. Raaaaah! Where to flee to? Where to put the funds for safe storage?
Oh, I know... and the new habit is quite simple to implement: just HODL the CASH ;-)
As Gavin said: store of value AND means of exchange
So BTC's perceived safe-haven-status is reflected in my habits and that perception is becoming less and less accurate.
Now I need to rethink those habits, because Bitcoin isn't the safe haven it used to be. Raaaaah! Where to flee to? Where to put the funds for safe storage?
Oh, I know... and the new habit is quite simple to implement: just HODL the CASH ;-)
As Gavin said: store of value AND means of exchange