/biz/ - Business & Finance

Same thing should happend to btrash. Bitcoin is the only Bitcoin

>>19350628
not as long as fees are high no one getting into that ponzi

>>19350612
What's the opposite of losing money? Because that's all I've done with BSV.

>>19350612
Pajeets are running to the loo. Not surprised.

>>19350612
Imagine being this threatened by a "scam"

>>19350807
>buy BSV anon, youre not scamphobic are you?

>>19350807
How many "scams" have had this much memetic staying power on /biz/ outside of the ERC20 token that shall not be named?
>>19350840
You completely missed the point and come across as a seething retard. Stay poor.

>>19350708
segwit is a literal cheat code that you can use to pay next to nothing lol

>>19350878
>seething
kek keep coping BSVtard
its literally tanking as we speak

>>19350927
Literally tanking????

I can’t see it on the daily...

>>19350970
zoom out faggot
next stop sub $100

>>19350882
I'm guessing you don't understand how scaling works. Go look up big O notation and realize that constants such as 1/2, 1/3, * 2, +/- 1000, etc have no impact on the scaling factor.

BTC is a dead shitcoin that can never survive.

>>19350990
Feeling bitter I assume?

>>19350882
And good luck financially supporting miners with TX fee only on 1 meg blocks. When block rewards are completely phased out and miners have to rely 100% on fees and no way to artificially (pump price) cover their costs, guess who's giong to pay the tab. The few tards still left on chain paying $100 tx fees

Also, lightning solves nothing because 99.9% of real world transactions are one way. The only use case lightning could solve (no surprise) is for constnatly flipping back and forth between two parties... hmmm what would that be? Oh of course, crypto exchanges. They sure do know their audience though, you can keep flipping your shitcion back and forth on exchange for as much as you want and then settle up and take your losses with 1 transaction.

>>19350840
Scamphobic people should avoid everything else in crypto besides BSV unironically.

>>19351122
checked.

I think many of us BSV supporter need to consider kicking out Calvin - its clear his impulse to operate illegally is behind the arm twisting which is preventing CSW obeying the law.

Sure, the removal of Calvin the price of BSV will take a momentary hit, but long-term removing Calvin is the best thing we can do to help Satoshi claim ownership (also: We dont 'need' the money because come 2020 we will have all the BTC money to use). Better to get rid of Calvin NOW rather than wait until another judge rules against CSW largely due to the negative associations Calvins background brings.

>>19351552
>hello fellow white people

>>19350737
why did you buy high, you should be in the under $100 chad club
giga chads bought at $50

>>19351552
Wow, tell me more about how you are afraid of Calvin (((fellow BSV supporter)))

>>19351619
*opposite* of losing money = making money

as in, he bought in below current price

>>19351552
ok greg

>>19351646
not afraid. but his legal troubles are easy to find. he can't even travel to us for fear getting popped on outstanding warrants.

its clear that csw would be able to finally take bsv to higher level if he didn't have the chain around his neck that calvin's past brings.

>>19351060
>BTC is a dead shitcoin that can never survive.
66% market dominace.

>>19351060
rofl linear scaling with stupid big blocks versus exponential scaling with second layer solutions... yeah i know who the real brainlet is.

>>19353325
>hardware grows linearly

>>19353414
in the greatest recession in human history? not even that.

>>19353455
Whats it like to btfo your own argument?

>>19353483
you are just too stupid to understand what i'm saying that's all. no worries world needs idiots too.

>>19351552
lol. I'll give you 3/10 for the effort

>>19350612
I bought under $100, so don't care if it drop I'll just buy more

>>19353559
Okay, retard.

>>19353325
you because second layer solutions aren't as secure as demonstrated right here
>https://medium.com/@ayelem02/congestion-attacks-in-payment-channel-networks-b7ac37208389

>>19350878
>memetic staying power
it's called paid shilling pajeet

>>19353632
He was too stupid to understand BSV can scale with hardware advances while BTC has no scaling potential because of artificial restrictions being placed on it. Do you really think he can understand the security behind what he's "investing" in? Core brainlets just buy to roll the dice on the ponzi

>>19353718hi sir, have a you and a this

>>19351552
>I think many of us BSV supporter need to consider kicking out Calvin
But he's the one paying you go post here, Lovejeet.

>>19350990
lel zoom out he said.

>>19350612
Imagine not buying the real bitcoin for under 300$

>>19351716
Even if you are Greg, I somewhat agree with you. Calvin has a lot of money, connections and hashpower so of course he is hugely helpful to BSV.

I do however not like his politics. He cheers on people like Beto and Hillary, reads CNN for his news thinking it's some real good shit and he also believes in the climate hoax. He probably has pictures of Greta on his wall.

I have to question the judgment of a person like this.

>>19353325
Second layer scaling destroys the economic security and incentive model of Bitcoin.

It's counterproductive. In fact 2nd layer scaling solutions could easily be classified as a network attack.

>>19354869
>Second layer scaling destroys the economic security and incentive model of Bitcoin.
lol you have not been paying attention

>>19353632
a free forming network routes around congestions naturally. this is the general idea behind the arpanet / internet.

>>19353718
i feel sorry for your parents they must be devastated whenever you open your mouth at dinner and let them glimpse at your iq.

>>19350878
>unfunny boring braindead paid shills
>"memetic staying power"

>>19354704
zoom out more

>>19355671
You can't really zoom out more without losing the comparative gains. You compare them within the same time frame.

For as long as BSV has been tradeable, it has outperformed every other fork by far.

>>19356311
It would be like comparing USA vs Britain since Independence, and the butthurt Brit saying ya but look at how much further we came since 100 AD! Core cucks are hopeless brainlets

>>19356378
Precisely, good analogy.

>>19356378
You reminded me I had this one saved

>>19350612
Craig is most likely going to face a decent amount of jail time.

>>19350612
>lmao enjoy losing all your money
And there it is. The final, eternal and forever end of BitCoin and Craig Wright