/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17196118
lol bcash

>>17196118

Not having at least a suicide stack in BCH is just stupid. It's BTC with improved tech, but without the drama and fraud of BSV.

>>17196118
that's a really nice picture
but fucking kys pajeet didn't even read your shitty blog post

>>17196127

There are like 1000+ shitcoins with "better tech" than bitcoin.

That's why I sold my bitcoin cASS the day it forked at .2, more than 4x the current price after 2 and half years.

>>17196118
> #1 market cap
i'm a bch owner but seriously, bch cultists are retarded

>>17196165
It's not even about "improved tech". I would say that the original Bitcoin design was elegant and damn near perfect for conquering the digital cash use-case (still the only use case for blockchain I've seen that actually makes sense and isn't dependent on hopium). While it has made advancements of its own, BCH preserves the original design of bitcoin while BTC has added regressive technology. Segwit, Lightning Network, sidechains, and whatever bullshit the magical crypto faggots are shilling you on this week are hot garbage.

>>17196203
incumbents get overthrown all the time, and BTC is a dead man walking. All throughout the bear market it's been at 99% capacity and fees have still been ~$0.50~$1 making it impractical for anything but holding on an exchange to speculate with. Now the bull is waking up and pretty soon we will see BTC fees rise to $50 and above once more. Unlike the last time that happened, there are a hell of a lot more options for people wanting to avoid that this time.

>>17196228

Bitcoin never barely even served as digital cash so you're a brainlet if you don't get why bitcoin will continue to outperform bitcoin cash.

>>17196264
People found other routes to move their BTC without using BTC

>>17196297
I've been here since 2012. Bitcoin had more merchant adoption and from bigger companies in 2014 than it does today.

Do you know why all those companies dropped BTC? Not because cryptocurrency is a bad idea, but because Bitcoin Core actively worked to degrade the user experience of BTC to the point where it no longer made any sense to use in payments.

Now they try to gaslight you and say Bitcoin was never about payments and it's been a "digital gold" the whole time, but to that I say read the fucking whitepaper.

>>17196344
Fucking thank you.
>muh digital gold
>muh store of value
Literally not what Bitcoin was supposed to be. But that's fine. BSV will reign king with its stellar ability to perform transactions at near zero cost on THE scaling blockchain

>>17196448
BSV is retarded.

>>17196665
BSV is literally Bitcoin how it was supposed to operate. STIFF

>>17196732
>t. retard

Blockstream has their controlled opposition working overtime tonight!

>>17196771
Sure thing bud.

>But those of us who have been around since the early days know why it is that bitcoin was so successful in the first place, and BTC ain't it.

No one cares what pedos and drug users thought about Bitcoin in 2011.

>>17196118
Could be bch could be bsv could be zec

I agree it’s probably one of those 3

>>17196118
>you disgusting unwashed bunch of McD's fry cooks
wow racist much?

>>17197175
The effort to create a real, viable digital cash system goes back decades. Bitcoin was the first idea to find the solution.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_currency

>>17197551
the virgin libertarian vs the virgin blockstream shill

>>17196732

Stfu roger

>>17197175
imagine being this dumb
>no, really
imagine it

>>17196118
you were at 1k once
it's over for you

tfw you dumped those bags at 0.17 BTC per

>>17197841
BTC was at $20k once. it's over hurr durr

>>17196118
it's not realistic at all also why buy cash with cash? that's an oxymoron. invest in the real bitcoin with the real hashpower that upholds the original protocol and original nakamoto consensus started by satoshi!

>>17196732
>BSV is literally Bitcoin
everything but. it's the shitfork of a shitfork. never gonna make it.

>>17196118
>You guys can keep playing the shitcoin circus
t. plays around the bitcoin copy circus

>>17196118
No crypto has more adoption in actual payments than BCH. BTC has more but is crippled by fees.
Cashshuffle makes BCH reasonably private without overdoing it. Its fast and cheap to transact and has a cultish following and you can buy actual stuff for it.

BSV has a cultish following as well. BSV is right now primarily attacking the storage niche and storage of apps with metanet. Whether this will gain real industry adoption remains to be seen but it is HIGHLY shillable since you can just send somebody a link of a website or app "hosted on muh blockchain". They have great PR and paid shills and the most delusional real shills of all. highly agressive. Unwriter is a real asset as well

- They are competing for different markets for now
- They both will have a halving soon
- They have absolutely delusional communities and nicely shillable products


Anons who do their research hold both bad aussie and deluded ancap Bitcoins. BSV and BCH will be the largecaps with the hardest pumps this bullrun. They are the perfect middleground between high risk shitcoins and boring largecaps. Higher gains and higher risk but not suicide shitcoin risk. They aren't going to die anytime soon and have deluded shills and are usable for things.
Its the perfect storm for massive gains.

TLDR; Buying both corn forks is the perfect choice if you want to outperform BTC and dont go for shitcoin-level risks.

I use BCH a lot

>>17196297
>continue to outperform bitcoin cash.
BCH is outperforming BTC for more than 12 months now anon

>>17199549
this its so much more useful if you actually spend crypto

>>17199546
if btc was crippled by fees it wouldn't be the no1 coin the most coveted most precious most valued and most accepted with the highest trading volume.

>>17199682
>negative adoption on all niches except HODL
>not crippled
When it hits ATH fees will be $50 again just like 2017

>>17197633
Fixed.

>>17199955
cringe af

>>17199549
I use it on a daily basis. I pay for flights and hotels with it (CheapAir and Travala). I play poker with it on blockchain.poker, but they support BTC as well. This week I ordered juul pods online with it, and renewed my premium subscription to chess.com. And I'm currently testing out CashFusion, which makes my BCH pretty damn near anonymous. https://medium.com/@james.waugh28/is-cashfusion-really-anonymous-352164a071c2

For a "shitfork of bitcoin" it sure has a lot going for it.

>>17200142
based

Just look at how pathetic BTC is. Median tx fee of $0.49 and they can't even clear the mempool backlog. This is only going to get worse for BTC as the bull market continues.

>>17200255
REMINDER TO CONSOLIDATE NOW BEFORE ITS TOO LATE

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>>17200289
BTC problems, kek

Of the Bitcoin forks, BCH has the least usage and almost completely flatlined. Where is the supposed merchant adoption? Seems like virtually no one is using it.

>>17200289
lmao

>>17200574
BTC tx is hodlers and inter-exchange
BSV is twetch/weather and other metanet stuff
BCH is payments

>>17201404
BSV will be used for payments as well, moron; geez, how stupid can you get
enjoy your bag of air

>>17201428
I dont give a shit. All of this will pump. Im in BCH and BSV because they will pump harder than BTC.
Yes I will get rich without jerking off to a craig meme. Seethe BSVcuck