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>>17776383
Fuck off

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>>10727627
>And on all four cards too. What the fuck how did this get by?

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>>8326578
>nothing is stored off chain.
That's what my point was. Bitcoin Cash stores 100% of all transactions. Bitcoin Segwit only stores on-chain transactions whereas off-chain transactions, which will be a majority of transactions, are not stored anywhere. Things that require blockchain auditability, like almost all smart contracts, cannot work. For example, imagine tagging a recyclable item's RFID chip to a particular transaction on the blockchain. The RFID chip automatically pays 5 cents to the purchaser if the item makes it to a recycling center. This sort of a smart contract is super simple and efficient, however it is impossible with off-chain transactions as no data exists to link the items RFID tag. This is what I mean. Segwit only stores a fraction of the transactions on the blockchain. This means Bitcoin Segwit is a fractionally reserved blockchain. By definition of storing a fraction of the data on the blockchain it is a fractionally reserved blockchain. What don't you understand?

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