/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>4540939
If they are motivated by profit, the long term profits, and that means the profitability of the investments they put into their hardware, it lies in on-chain scaling rather than being cucked through users of BTC being essentially forced to use off-chain scaling due to large fees and slow transactions on the BTC chain, reducing the traffic that goes through BTC chain type validation via miners, that profit being sucked up into their offchain scaling solutions that only uses the BTC chain as a way to log the end result of thousands of off-chain transactions.

So even if BCH is less profitable to mine (and we don't know what will happen until we see how far the impending BTC dump and BCH pump goes), a combined miner revolt makes sense for miner profitability.

No matter how you look at it, it makes no sense for miners not to act in the interests of a flippening.

Your fear and sweat is sweet and delicious, coreling.

You even fucked up by telling people that the bitcoin cash side can absolutely demolish BTC after its next difficulty adjustment, which is basically telling them to sell BTC right now because it's risky as hell to hold.

The only tool you have left is a plea to emotion and political mudslinging, trying to make people stand in the path and hodl in the face of the inevitable because "muh market manipulation, its not fair, waaaah".

>>4536576

Only fools will follow you.