/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>16700756
You mean these core devs? Where do you get your info, you brainwashed core cuck. Oh ya, BLOCKSTREAM

>>10215841
Did you know that the Whitepaper was written years before Blocktream existed?

>>10087340
>They seem ok with watching bitcoin fail

Making BTC fail was the entire point of Blockstream -- the whole reason for why that company was created.

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>>9819107

> "Satoshi wouldn't be happy with banks, or larger block sizes."

Exactly, therefore the solution: Bitcoin Cash, which was created by the "people of satoshi" aka the original Bitcoin team (that is: the Bitcoin devs without the Blockstream people and their allies). Wouldn't be the least bit surprising if Satoshi himself was directly involved in its creation, since it's exactly what the Whitepaper describes. Cash restored Bitcoin to it's orginal, pre-Blockstreamized state of existence, and continued to develop it from there. It's that simple. That's the solution which found.

>>9732677
>what is the artificial 1mb blocksize restriction
>what is blockstream
>what is jewry

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>>8068387
fpbp

very related vids:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYHFrf5ci_g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbD0kiTddEs

> Blockstream receives their funding from AXA Strategic Ventures (owned by Henri de Castries). And from Digital Currency Group - a venture capital firm whose board director is Glenn Hutchins of the Fed Reserve Bank. MasterCard also invested in DCG.

> Blockstream was created with the sole purpose of destroying/crippling Bitcoin. The people who run Blockstream absolutely hate Bitcoin. That's why they attack BCH.

> Before Blockstream existed, they were simply anti-Bitcoin shills for the bankers/establishment/tptb. They were the paid trolls who wrote shit like "Bitcoin will fail" and "You'll lose so much money on Bitcoin" and "Bitcoin is just tulips" etc etc. Later they switched tactics and started Blockstream. Suddenly 99% of the anti-Bitcoin trolls disappeared. Now suddenly they supported Bitcoin, but only Blockstreams version of it. Suddenly, the anti-Bitcoin fags were gone, replaced by pro-Blockstream fags.

> in the past, BTC = Bitcoin
> but now, since many months ago:
> BTC = BlocksTream Coin / Banker Coin
> BCH = Bitcoin!
> It truly is that simple.

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Blockstream was created with the sole purpose of destroying/crippling Bitcoin. The people who run Blockstream absolutely hate Bitcoin. That's why they attack BCH.

Before Blockstream existed, they were simply anti-Bitcoin shills for the bankers/establishment/tptb. They were the paid trolls you we saw writing shit like "Bitcoin will fail" and "You'll lose so much money on Bitcoin" and "Bitcoin is just tulips" etc etc. Later they switched tactics and started Blockstream. Suddenly 99% of the anti-Bitcoin trolls disappeared. Now suddenly they supported Bitcoin, but only Blockstreams version of it. Suddenly, the anti-Bitcoin fags were gone, replaced by pro-Blockstream fags.

> The fascinating, twisted history of /r/Bitcoin and Blockstream

https://archive.is/kRLn4
https://archive.is/kRLn4
https://archive.is/kRLn4
https://archive.is/kRLn4

>>8013372

I once heard the argument that "Bitcoin Cash is like someone making a fake burger stand in front of the Burger King shop and claiming to be Burger King."

THE REALITY is this:

Bitcoin Core / Blockstream is the one who got into Burger King as new management, and faced with the ever growing demand for burgers; they decided to NOT increase the number of burgers being made, due to having only 1 kitchen, and they tell customers ordering burgers to get a salad instead, because its better for them... but they will have to wait for it...

Bitcoin Cash is the new restaurant across the road with all the workers from Burger King who left BK so they can continue making the same classic burgers people want, AND they increase the number of kitchens so they can make more burgers faster to keep up with the demand. Customers get the same classic full-sized burgers and quickly.

Meanwhile, the legacy "Burger King" shop with the new management, there people stand waiting in long lines to get their burgers AND as they finally get them, a janitor eats a huge chunk of the burger before the customer gets to hold it in his hands. People will eventually get tired of all that crap and switch to the other shop across the street.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbD0kiTddEs&feature=youtu.be

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>>4856508
It's not a bug, it's a feature!

They have already co-opted you brainlet.

OP this board is full of literal brainlets, it's all brodude investors, pajeets, and angry neets. Neither of them have any understanding of economics whatsoever, all they do is repost shitty memes and talking points.