Wednesday, 10 March 2021

Bitcoin Cash comment by u/Huurlibus makes it to r/bestof. We should upvote it.

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How do I create QR codes to giveaway certain amounts of BCH like the Bakersfield Bitcoin Man did?

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BREAKING: J.P Morgan to Launch "Cryptocurrency Exposure Basket"

BREAKING: J.P Morgan to Launch "Cryptocurrency Exposure Basket" submitted by /u/wmredditor
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Decentralization-Boosting Mining Protocol Stratum V2: Overview & Progress Update

Decentralization-Boosting Mining Protocol Stratum V2: Overview & Progress Update

Over the past year, we've explained many benefits of the Stratum V2 mining protocol for miners, pools, and the Bitcoin network as a whole. Now it's time for a recap & update on development + adoption 👇

https://braiins.com/bitcoin-mining-stack-upgrade

For those not familiar with the features of Stratum V2 or how it compares to Stratum V1 & BetterHash, we have an overview for you (check the Compare tab for more). It also includes a Q&A with protocol authors Matt Corallo, Jan Capek and Pavel Moravec.

https://braiins.com/upgrade/compare-mining-protocols

DECENTRALIZATION:

While all of the features are relevant to miners & mining pools, the aspect of Stratum V2 that most non-miner Bitcoiners care about is Job Negotiation. This is a sub-protocol that enables miners to construct their own blocks, a task currently only being done by pools.

We recommend the following piece from Karim Helmy (R&D at Coinmetrics) which includes an explanation of out-of-band payments, a potential economic incentive for miners to adopt Job Negotiation.

Deribit Insights: "Stratum V2: Migration and Decentralization"

We also have a deeper explanation of how Stratum V2 can impact Bitcoin's decentralization and how the Job Negotiation process works. Approximately 94% of Bitcoin's hashrate currently goes through Chinese mining pools, while some ~65% is physically produced in China during the rainy season. Safe to say, Bitcoin decentralization isn't perfect. TL;DR: Stratum V2 can help ⬇️

"Bitcoin’s Decentralization with Stratum V2"

https://braiins.com/blog/stratum-v2-bitcoin-decentralization

ADOPTION:

So, what is the state of Stratum V2 adoption today? Well, it's still very early days. We have an implementation on r/slushpool and in our Braiins OS+ firmware, so there are already many miners using V2. However, this doesn't include Job Negotiation yet...

The reason is that there are changes necessary in Bitcoin Core in order to make Job Negotiation possible. So there can't be a full implementation of Stratum V2 until those changes are made. Good news: the development is in progress with a help from Square Crypto!

Wohoo!

Until then, mining pools will remain the sole entities constructing blocks to add to the Bitcoin blockchain. However, miners can still benefit from partial V2 implementations which improve efficiency, privacy, and security (e.g. man-in-the-middle attack prevention).

We believe Stratum V2 will have a significant long-term impact on the mining industry, particularly as transaction fees account for an increasing proportion of mining revenue.

We'll be sure to update the community again as the development progresses.

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Documents provided to OAG "....need funds urgently, either tether or usd....the situation looks bad, we have more than 500 withdrawals pending and they keep coming in" bitfinex at end of 2018. (Note that Tether's market cap was less than 3B in 2nd half '18).

Documents provided to OAG "....need funds urgently, either tether or usd....the situation looks bad, we have more than 500 withdrawals pending and they keep coming in" bitfinex at end of 2018. (Note that Tether's market cap was less than 3B in 2nd half '18). submitted by /u/user4morethan2mins
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/m1mrdu/documents_provided_to_oag_need_funds_urgently/

r/technology is debating the energy consumption of Bitcoin. Which does being up a good point. Does anyone have any data on how much more efficient Bitcoin cash is?

I think it's a great thing we can discuss because obviously I fully expect the media to keep bringing this critism up about Bitcoin's consumption.

Of course it's a really tricky thing to quantify, but having sources showing BCH's efficiency will help it's case.

The technology thread can be seen here: https://np.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/m16xqu/bitcoins_climate_problem_as_companies_and/

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I'm back on the game, 15 dollars on BCH, now dca every week i'm putting $20 to $25 till i have half a coin again, being out of debt once again is wonderful i hope amazon will have a gpu this time around to use my future money.

I'm back on the game, 15 dollars on BCH, now dca every week i'm putting $20 to $25 till i have half a coin again, being out of debt once again is wonderful i hope amazon will have a gpu this time around to use my future money. submitted by /u/nevskyjr
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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/m1ltry/im_back_on_the_game_15_dollars_on_bch_now_dca/