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Saturday, 24 September 2022
We are in a currency war here is how it is going to play out.
The USA is raising interest rates. Other nations are copying and pasting what the USA does. Fed raises interest rates by 0.5% and the ECB, bank of canada, etc all copy and paste that. USA will be able to last the longest on this path, you will see other nations drop out one by one. Canada for example has variable rate mortgages. Their real estate market will collapse much faster than USA 30 year Fixed mortgages. Whoever can quantitative tightening the longest and hardest shall win the currency war and have the strongest currency. Of course the reserve currency USA will do that.
But wait even the USA can't QT forever. After 5 years of QT the avg treasury bill is paying higher interest and it becomes problemsome. Bitcoin can QT forever and it will. The halvening every 4 years is QT. So who will really win the currency war in th longer term ;)
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Other than blocksize, what are the 3 most important distinctions that the bitcoin cash community would like non-crypto people to be aware of between BTC and BCH? 🤔
I'm not an expert but I plan to become an expert someday in the future because I envision that within 50 years, everybody will need to understand crypto because I believe that crypto is currently in the process of changing the world. (similar to how Dall-E is changing the art world like how Amazon put nearly all the shopping malls in America out of business)
I have been told the following from some guy on discord and I would like to know if it is true:
Discord guy: Something about how segwit makes BTC less secure
Can someone tell me what he is talking about in 2 sentences maximum? I'm not dumb enough to believe that the BTC devs would willingly and/or knowingly make their version of crypto less secure. Was the guy on discord pulling my leg or do the BCH people truly believe this?
My next question is regarding what "protects" the uniqueness of BCH? What if half of the "big names" within the BCH community (such as Roger Ver) have a fight with the other half of the BCH community (and the dev team is split 50/50) and two new BCH chains are created?
I'm aware of the BSV split and also the guy with a weird name's split. Amaury Sachet? I think his fork was called Bitcoin Cash ABC but my memory is horrible so don't quote me on that.
Let's pretend that something like the BSV split happens again but it perfectly splits the BCH community 50/50 evenly rather than 80/20 (as I'm under the impression that only 20% of the "big names" in BCH were in favor of BSV and they took 20% of the community and eco-system with them).
If I made any mistakes in this post in the history of BCH, please forgive me. I'm a Mormon musician with an autistic child and that is what my post history will tell you. I'm not a crypto person at all. (although I wish to become one)
I am a fan of BTC also because I really like "bitusher" on the bitcoin beginners forum. He is either God or an AI because he always leaves an extremely informative answer within 1 hour every time I post a question there (or several questions). However, I hate "Theymos" so badly that it cancels my admiration for BitUsher.
What I like about the BCH community is they are the side of logic and reason. The BTC community (by contrast) is the side of "muscle" where if you say the wrong thing, they will come after you or try to ruin your reputation. I'm a Godly person and I will always support the side which has the "moral high ground" metaphorically speaking (which BCH currently holds):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moral_high_ground
Thank you for reading and I know I rambled a bit so feel free to just answer the question in the title or correct any mistakes I made describing the history of Bitcoin Cash.
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TL;DR: Other than blocksize, what are the 3 most important distinctions that the bitcoin cash community would like non-crypto people to be aware of between BTC and BCH? 🤔
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Friday, 23 September 2022
The famous PC game that everyone knows Counter-Strike supports BSV +$0.01 for 1 KILL
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The famous PC game that everyone knows Counter-Strike supports BSV +$0.01 for 1 KILL into games at BSV under a new branch, Vaionex Gaming Integrated. Many more popular games are likely to be integrated into BSV. As such, only BSV can support popular PC games. Let's understand that the possibility that other coins can correspond is 0%. The same is true for the metaverse. Other coins cannot lower fees It means that you can't have a decent delivery due to waiting in line. Players will earn $0.01 BSV for each in-game kill As a result, BSV is the only option for games under development with other coins https://plaza.rakuten.co.jp/bitcoinsv0123456/diary/202209230000/ [link] [comments] |
source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/xleuk2/the_famous_pc_game_that_everyone_knows/
Thursday, 22 September 2022
This is insane!! LNbits for Bitcoin lightning nodes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTjFalYeOlA
videos a bit long but thats because theres so many things we can do on LNbits.
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Wednesday, 21 September 2022
If bitcoin fails as a "store of value" and they decide to massively expand their blocksize, will this community support bitcoin if they decide to try and do that? 🤔
I honestly don't believe bitcoin can last forever on the "store of value" idea for these 2 reasons:
- there's nothing inherently objectively better than makes bitcoin a better store of value than any other cryptocurrency that tries to follow the same purpose
- it ultimately comes down to people's faith in bitcoin as a store of value and this requires a constant stream of "investors" who believe that the future price of bitcoin will be higher than the current price (similar to the "greater fool theory") -- once the "faith" is gone, it obliterates the foundation for the underlying belief (they are dependent on one another like that famous artwork by M. C. Escher of two hands drawing each other)
I'm not a bitcoin expert and the furthest I got into reading the whitepaper was whichever page talked about murkle trees -- but I do not believe that the entire transaction history cannot be trimmed or truncated in a way (maybe once every year or two) that doesn't compromise security. But I'm no expert, so please forgive me if my assertion is wrong.
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TL;DR: If bitcoin fails as a "store of value" and they decide to massively expand their blocksize, will this community support bitcoin if they decide to try and do that? 🤔
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Tuesday, 20 September 2022
Do people really need to understand the bitcoin scaling debate?
When I try to explain bitcoin cash to people, I inevitably end up talking about the scaling debate and the fork in 2017. I find this increasingly problematic, because 1) It’s a fairly complex thing to explain, and 2) It happened five years ago.
So I am wondering- is it possible for BCH to take off without people understanding its history? The scaling debate seems to have become part of the BCH community’s identity , but it increasingly sounds like ancient history.
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Monday, 19 September 2022
Sunday, 18 September 2022
Subtipper has just tipped the top posts for this community! [12:34 GMT September 16, 2022]
Thanks to all posters for providing great content!
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