Another 100% and we'll hit parity. Let that sink in.
Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP.
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humanitee
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I'm sorry this is such a shitpost but what can you even say to that candle.
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I'm sorry this is such a shitpost but what can you even say to that candle.
wow touched on 50% BTC price.
I had a big ask in at 0.2 but Fuck me I missed it at 0.2008 and then the train left the station. I'll save it for the correction tomorrow or before difficulty adjusts.
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I had a big ask in at 0.2 but Fuck me I missed it at 0.2008 and then the train left the station. I'll save it for the correction tomorrow or before difficulty adjusts.
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That's not a candle, he said to the girl blushing next to him.L
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I'm sorry this is such a shitpost but what can you even say to that candle.
I hope for you that some mining power will switch back after the difficulty increase of Bitcoin Cash so that you can move your BTC.
But if it continues like this than BCH will still be more profitable even after the 400% increase.
But if it continues like this than BCH will still be more profitable even after the 400% increase.
Crypto twitter is sitting smug, thinking they sold the top.
Small blockers apparently already rage dumped. Are there any sellers left?
Small blockers apparently already rage dumped. Are there any sellers left?
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This is simply too funny, hat off to the creator 
https://www.captiongenerator.com/723942/Adam-Back-reacts-to-the-Bitcoin-Cash-flippening
(remember to activate subs)
They are understanding on the field why big blocks are important.
https://www.captiongenerator.com/723942/Adam-Back-reacts-to-the-Bitcoin-Cash-flippening
(remember to activate subs)
Yes, there are many but they can't sell because blocks are full and they can't move their BTCs.
They are understanding on the field why big blocks are important.
The most crazily positive thing right now: The fiat value of (BTC+BCH) is actually increasing.
Oh well off to bed way too much to drink it was a wild night, I'm going to wake up in the morning with a hangover and Fuck I hope I don't wake up embarrassed about what just happened.
Seen on /r/Bitcoin: FUD = "facts u dislike"
https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#24h
That exponentially increasing size of the 600+ sat/B bin. This looks like a panic. Interestingly, I think the panic is rather visible in the mempool than the chain - because the chain cannot move.
Unreal.
That exponentially increasing size of the 600+ sat/B bin. This looks like a panic. Interestingly, I think the panic is rather visible in the mempool than the chain - because the chain cannot move.
Unreal.
1 MB blocks actually work as a panic brake, even more so when half the HP is missing.. it's like closing the stock exchange.
I have no idea what fee to use to send BTC to an exchange right now..
I have no idea what fee to use to send BTC to an exchange right now..
Ubuntu PPA repo updated to serve BUCash 1.1.2.0
Old pimp wisdom: One needs to put BCHes into the Lambo.
@awemany It's more appropriate to put BCH windfalls into a new truck rather than a sports car. Trucks are better for getting work done.
@Justus Ranvier : Agreed. Just poking fun at the abysmal ghetto Lambo memes. I am quite sure now that if I ever become a really 'rich BCH', I'll skip the Lambo and stuff and live a simple but free life. I am not a true minimalist, but certainly also not too much into luxuries.
I also think this is an aspect here: People who've been through the past years have grown a high frustration and pain tolerance. But exactly those folks are moving to BCH now. They're the ones keeping the price up. Of the coin that they own.
I also think this is an aspect here: People who've been through the past years have grown a high frustration and pain tolerance. But exactly those folks are moving to BCH now. They're the ones keeping the price up. Of the coin that they own.
don't worry about him. he's alive and well on other fora.
So, slush really is retarded.
I mean, come on, wtf? Either he is trolling for core or he is so entangled in core propaganda that he actually believes the "centralized shitcoin" bullshit.
And if you sold all your Bitcoin cash for a few bucks you are rightfully angry... But this is so disgusting and low..
If anybody is a scumbag it's you George. You can disagree with Falkvinge on his political ideas (btw, he makes very good points about this sensitive issue) but this is just ugly. On the good side, shows his fear...
I mean, come on, wtf? Either he is trolling for core or he is so entangled in core propaganda that he actually believes the "centralized shitcoin" bullshit.
And if you sold all your Bitcoin cash for a few bucks you are rightfully angry... But this is so disgusting and low..
If anybody is a scumbag it's you George. You can disagree with Falkvinge on his political ideas (btw, he makes very good points about this sensitive issue) but this is just ugly. On the good side, shows his fear...
He does, but those points are esoteric and easy to misconstrue.
I would have made that case as a two part plan:
* Decriminalization mere possession of child abuse images for the reasons he outlined
* Enact the death penalty for the production of those images (or for that matter any form of sexual molestation of children)
It's always better to go after the source of problems rather than attack the symptoms anyway.
Apart from the fact that I'm strongly against the death penalty, mainly because of the high probability of innocent victims, I agree.
Right now in Venezuela theft on the street (burglary, pick-pocketing, shoplifting, etc) has become a de-facto capital crime because thieves who get caught are spontaneously set upon by bystanders and killed on the spot.
This societal change was not centrally ordered or organized - it arose spontaneously and instinctively once the resource situation became sufficiently dire that shoplifting became tantamount to attempted murder. It also used to be a capital crime to steal horses in the American West, for the same reason (survival without your horse was unlikely).
So it seems to me that capital punishment is an instinct produced by natural selection that acts as a societal immune system. A society that abandons it completely is immunocompromised and won't survive very long.
Absolutely the decision making process for enacting it should be as error-free as possible, which is the traditional argument for leaving it to the government (a theoretically neutral, objective third party).
Of course the government can also be corrupted and introduce error in the process in the form of false positives and false negatives, but that process can only continue until the situation becomes intolerable to the point that the population spontaneously reclaims that authority as they have in Venezuela.
This societal change was not centrally ordered or organized - it arose spontaneously and instinctively once the resource situation became sufficiently dire that shoplifting became tantamount to attempted murder. It also used to be a capital crime to steal horses in the American West, for the same reason (survival without your horse was unlikely).
So it seems to me that capital punishment is an instinct produced by natural selection that acts as a societal immune system. A society that abandons it completely is immunocompromised and won't survive very long.
Absolutely the decision making process for enacting it should be as error-free as possible, which is the traditional argument for leaving it to the government (a theoretically neutral, objective third party).
Of course the government can also be corrupted and introduce error in the process in the form of false positives and false negatives, but that process can only continue until the situation becomes intolerable to the point that the population spontaneously reclaims that authority as they have in Venezuela.