/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19322237
Corecuck LARPs are getting boring.

>>19138969
>eth is offline
what the hell did you just say?

@ID hKVdEK7B
We know it's you Richard.

>>16841637
All you had to do was listen.

>>16482720
come on biz. This "craig is not satoshi" thing is getting really old and boring

>>16324121
Oof greg thats it

>>16285445
>I'm unable to use google
It's all so tiresome

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>>16266087
That's nice. You still have CP on the internet.
It's literally over - deal with it.

>>16230347
that thread is a little stupid, you don't store the ENTIRE internet on-chain and embed all data in transactions.
but you can embed encryption keys in transactions to decrypt streaming data, or embed small stuff like html pages

>>16189775
by losing adoption? the dream of bitcoin was that everybody was supposed to use it, how can some guy in india by bananas with 50 USD transaction fees or higher?
we had steam supporting BTC, they will NEVER come back. allowing blocks to become full and publicly stating that "it's fine" was an absolutely terrible move.
and don't give me that fairy-tale about miners needing the high fees to operate, they were supposed to get their money from high transaction volume, not low volume with ridiculous fees.
having a low ceiling at 1 MB just allows the large miners to spam the network with transactions to push up the fee at almost no cost because even IF those transactions end up in a block they will collect their own fee when they mine their own transactions.

>>16021191
oh anon. true bitcoin is for believers, actual users. people like you who are just looking for a quick buck need to go.

>>15563483
checkpoints are bad, bad idea (because it introduces trust to new nodes joining the network) but my main gripe was the way the dispute was handled.

ABC implemented rushed ideas (and buggy code that had to be updated shortly after) without consulting other developers. it was their road or the high road. people were acting all smug on stream and declaring victory within 24hrs, saying things like "the longest chain didn't matter". and just because of tribal reasons they acted like BSV supporters all of a sudden were crazy for simply wanting to keep bitcoin like it was originally meant to be.

>>15478218
too busy building to do anything like that

>>15243254
yeah that won't change when they go over to BSV (bitcoin)

>>14775189
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/forged-documents-multi-billion-dollar-162625874.html

The estate of Wright’s late business partner, Dave Kleiman, alleges that the addresses hold a $10 billion fortune, which it claims Wright stole. While both parties believe that Wright is the inventor of Bitcoin—indeed, their assertions depend on it—Wright’s deposition introduced a number of jarring details.

>both parties believe that Wright is the inventor of Bitcoin
but let's read on

>>14599311
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>>14599340
you're on tier with the "have sex" loser.

>>14354976
(((Edman)))

>>14333552
minimum fee is 1 sat for the whole transaction (0 isn't a fee, it's free and could be done for transactions that reduces UTXO)

the fee would then be 0.004464 sat/byte for a normal 1-to-2 transaction at 224 bytes. even less if it's for example a 3-to-2 transaction (1 divided by more bytes).

>>14289908
People this dumb actually exist...

>>14257822