/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13392323

>>13227406
don't be a normie, if you dislike the guy listen to what he says. either you will figure out that you are just copying other people's opinions or you will understand why you dislike him.

>>12605103
Roger made a video in regards to this just yesterday:
https://youtu.be/X8Ei5_t9BRo
Memes aside I do feel bad for the guy, he is mistreated from all directions. I'm very impressed he is still bothering with crypto when he was set for life several years ago.

>>12421447
Number of SegWit transactions are STILL stuck at 33%. Have actually been going backwards from 40%.

https://p2sh.info/dashboard/db/segwit-usage?orgId=1&from=now-6M&to=now

>just as proof that segwit is working great
max 70% increased tx/s at 100% segwit usage (currently 33%), minimum 0% increase depending on how transactions look. meanwhile bandwidth+storage requirements was increased 300%.
>while fees are at a 2 year low
yeah because it's not a bull run anymore and many people moved on to altcoins after the blocks got full and big companies dropped support for btc

(BSV will win, btw.)

>>12176009
I bet it wasn't as clear cut at the time when there was 5 threads with the exact same text but with a different crypto.

>>12025801
All the devs in bitcoin unlimited seem to agree with me and as andreas brekken said, introducing checkpoints was a great loss. If miners can't vote on the longest chain, which is what BSV tried to do, vote to disregard the protocol changes, and exchanges do not respect the longest chain, PoW might as well be replaced by PoS and with PoS you might as well just go back to traditional banking.

If you don't get it you don't get it but don't come here and tell me that the BCH camp didn't blindly follow the leaders. The "we won" circlejerk started not even a day after the hashwar begun and yes its true that it was won in the end but it was clear as day that nobody was about to respect PoW.

There were even talks about changing the fucking hashing algorithm BEFORE the hashwar had even begun for pete's sake. the BCH camp was NEVER going to respect the way bitcoin is supposed to work, it was a travesty and i can't believe what they are doing. fuck that fucking shit and give me bitcoin.

>>11806367
i love this pasta, you're doing god's work

>>11514021

>>11456414
he's been writing interesting articles every day for almost two months now:
https://medium.com/@craig_10243

craig wright is really smart, he did start off the whole crypto revolution after all. he just can't handle other people so well, especially those he think doesn't understand him.

>>11401871
bitmex has to do with tether right? and tether is a huge scam

surprised that thread hasn't been deleted from /r/bitcoin to be honest

This thread can't still be up, you kidding me?

>>11327551
it's a prototype some kid made just for fun.
you can see the coke bottle right next to glass.
the machine sucks up the drink from the bottle and dumps it into the glass