Gold collapsing. Bitcoin UP.

cypherdoc

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what it means is anyone's guess. one day it will make sense. Dow -583:

 
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cypherdoc

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Ryan was able to get his MB nodes back to working reliably by merely increasing his RAM from 300mb to 6GB.
 
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He had to increase the default memory allocated for the mempool from 300 megabyte. The RAM was there.
 
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So "locked in" that Satoshi later put a 1MB temporary block size limit in place, and also thought this limit should be removed later, and suggested a way to remove it.
 

Zarathustra

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Yes, it means that the limit has always to be large enough that you never can cap/block the stream.
That's the rule.
 
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cypherdoc

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but when i look at BCH, i see a large block (as in block the stream) at 32MB. would i have confidence if i was a large business, like the NASDAQ, that an angry frenchman would increase the limit by the time we get there; which in the case of the NASDAQ could happen in the blink of an eye? how about that other guy who says "we won't allow it until we're ready"? what about that general community of anti-Bitcoin social media trolls who automatically descend down hard on any chain that wants to scale onchain, just to cause trouble and doubt? nah, i'd pass.
 

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Good read. Sooner or later reality about SV comes home to most.
However, still wrong about Bitcoin Cash.
The reason to run / use Bitcoin Cash is because Bitcoin was designed to be a peer to peer electronic cash system. Not because of anything to do with Craig Wright.

Digital gold with segregated payment layer is a (poorly conceived) re-invention of existing banking systems, and nothing to do with why Bitcoin was created. But good luck to him.

 
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Zarathustra

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> Good read. Sooner or later reality about SV comes home to most.

Comes home to BTC....
A BTC supporter can represent a lot, but not someone who is familiar with the reality.

> The reason to run / use Bitcoin Cash is because Bitcoin was designed to be a peer to peer electronic cash system.

But not your checkpointed and crippled version. An open one: "I wanted to design it to support every possible transaction type I could think of".

And not a version that collapses at 22 MB after 10 years of 'development'.



Ari translated the 'good read'. Nice thread:

 
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bitsko

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Good read. Sooner or later reality about SV comes home to most.
However, still wrong about Bitcoin Cash.
The reason to run / use Bitcoin Cash is because Bitcoin was designed to be a peer to peer electronic cash system. Not because of anything to do with Craig Wright.

Digital gold with segregated payment layer is a (poorly conceived) re-invention of existing banking systems, and nothing to do with why Bitcoin was created. But good luck to him.

Freetrader shares 'BTC numba go up' jealousy article.

Thanks Freetrader.

Keep stacking those sechets.
 

freetrader

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I don't hate bsv, I just think that its approach is misguided and has left the trajectory of p2p cash set by Bitcoin.

And, I think it attracts crooks and liars like shit attracts flies.