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>>13702464
>>13702466
And Bitcoin Cash is Bitcoin

To which address? you can trace it on the blockchain explorer websites.

But most of all ... Why didn't you do a tiny test transaction? It's not like Bitcoin Cash has high fees.

>>12738204
The problem that stopped BTCs growth hasn't been fixed. It is still going to spike to insane fees like $200 per transaction during the next bullrun. Just like in December 2017 when the fees went to $50, it will become useless, lock up funds, and people are going to look for other options.
BTC has been kneecapped. It's a hollowed out shell of itself. But the useful Bitcoin still exists and is an even better buy today. It's just changed ticker symbol to BCH

>>9629819

"If you look it up," I said, "There have been recessions every 10 years or so for the past few decades. As this one started in 2007/2008 we should expect another around 2017/2018. But it could start before 2014 or after 2020. We really don't know. We just know it will happen. This is when Bitcoin must be fully tested and be able to expand to meet the demand when everything gets screwed up by these experts again. However this time, they will be taking the retirement savings of the Baby Boomers and lumbering the cost of their retirement onto everyone else. The Baby Boomers include these self same experts. This time we need to be able to say no to these experts and allow folks around the globe to exit their local financial system."
"So back to making Bitcoin a scarce resource deflationary system," (2) said.
"Inflationary means a dollar today is worth less than it did yesterday and it will become more worthless over time."
I said, "As this thing is supposed to be around for a very long time, let's expand the timeline out a wee bit. In a hundred years time an inflationary currency will head towards a zero value, right ?"
"Yeah," (2) said.
I said, "And a deflationary currency will head towards an infinitely high value ?"
"That's the one for me !" (2) said.
"There's a problem though," I said. "A value of something is paid for work done today. Tomorrow that same work is worth less because time has been spent. If you spend work on laying down the tiles for a pathway now, why should that value increase over time to infinity ? The work done on those tiles really should decrease in value over time because the tiles themselves will wear down,
the ground beneath moves and compacts slightly requiring more work to fix the location of the tiles in the exact same place again.

>>9607806
The only thing SegwitCoin(BTC) has going for it is the ticker symbol.

Bitcoin Cash is the real bitcoin