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>>11849997
Abc already won faggot didn’t you see Rogers latest video ?

coinbase is giving ABC the BCH ticker, i think it’s over for sv. ABC is a shitcoin too though so I don’t really care

>>11849997
she looks so much like my gf that i almost had a mini heart attack

>>11849997
If sv wins it will absorb abc's value

Then you would see if anyone is prepared to mine btc at a loss, if not sv will absorb the value of all pow cryptocurrencies

BCH I believe will die.
BCHSV or whatever the exchange calls it will rise
and I think the BCH miners will be forced to switch to mining w/ the SV ruleset

Roger would probably ahve to come to an agreement with SV of some sort.. he will or is supposed to be at the coingeek conference later this month

after SV flips BCH I think it is time to try and flip BTC.. that might take longer tho.. but the end goal is to absorb all BTC and BCH miners onto the SV rules.

>>11849997
> SV slowly taking over in metrics
It's not, and the SV shill teams assigned to biz don't change that fact.

>>11849997
No one cares about the bcash ticker anymore, it's already too tainted by scum ver and jihan. ABC will implode from infighting and their exchange collusion scam revealed. The market will fomo into BSV for a 10-20x pump, they can give it any ticker they want, everyone will know it's SV.

>>11850236

>>11849997

Ever wondered why SV isn't stopping? No sane person would still mine SV at a loss at this point. It has no chance of becoming BCH and Bitmain can dump it to $1.
It's because SV didn't plan to win in the first place. Their only goal is to destroy BCH. That means their plan is still in full force and you should go long on popcorn.

>>11850439
This is accurate, but given their incompetence, BCH is likely to pump.

>>11850445
I think you're right, that's what they're trying to do, but they appear to have completely failed to understand how any of this works, and now they think they're applying "leverage" on something that is just of zero consequence whatsoever.
https://www.yours.org/content/all-about-checkpoints-67bc9977b9dc
especially this part;
>When the fork happened Craig and Calvin were mining BSV with about 3.5 exahashes. As of now they are mining with around 5 exahashes. Where did this extra 1.5 exahash come from and where was it when the chain split started? The most likely explanation is they were trying to 51% attack Bitcoin Cash by mining a hidden chain and then had to abandon the hidden chain once they learned of the checkpoint.
>But this is sheer incompetence! Bitcoin Cash has checkpointed after each of it's three previous hardforks. If they had even passing familiarly with the development practices of the network they are trying to take over or the software that they are now trying to manage, they would have known this!
It seems like they earnestly formulated a "super evil nefarious attack plan" that boiled down to nothing that could even have worked in theory, and has caused nothing except damage to themselves.
Their continuing to mine SV now does --absolutely nothing whatsoever-- to harm BCH. It just allows them to maintain the ledger into which the large BCH holders can dump all their SV coins at market, cratering it below the already laughable 43 USD and making the mining of said ledger even more unprofitable and ridiculous.
They could not have more completely failed at this if they had actually set out to fail.
Expect a pivot and 7d chess announcement that they were just "stress testing" BCH consensus as the last stage of capitulation.