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left behind forever kek
kys

>>23754061
you'd kill yourself too....

>>23754064
It's going 1200$ EOY.
Enjoy kys

>>23754078
How much are you down in sats?

>>23754114
he's down at least 40%. they all are and they know it.

>>23754061
I'm going to dump my Amaury Coins for Craig Coin on November 15th. Who's with me?

>>23754163
kys retarded loser, you're too worthless to speak

>>23754177
Cry about it, Rupesh.

>>23754061
just lol delusional tard

NEC me up

>>23754061
its literally been dumping all year

>>23754309
It also went from $70 on September 22th to $450 on Jan 12th. Relax.
>$70 to $450 to $160
Do the math.

Ever since I burnt my finger with BCH, I'm never gonna listen to you fags selling me "real Bitcoin".

It's all a scam. All the arguments against Bitcoin don't mean shit. Nobody cares about fees, or transaction speed. People only care about having Bitcoin. All "problems" Bitcoin has can be solved, but Satoshi Nakamoto specifically designed Bitcoin to be slow to prevent quick pump and dumps. It's an eternal store of value and people who own Bitcoin are the banks of the future

>>23754425
>It's all a scam. All the arguments against Bitcoin don't mean shit. Nobody cares about fees, or transaction speed. People only care about having Bitcoin.
big brained and right
>Satoshi Nakamoto specifically designed Bitcoin to be slow to prevent quick pump and dumps.
completely wrong
>It's an eternal store of value and people who own Bitcoin are the banks of the future
right again

>>23754061
Kill yourself with this trash

>>23754061
Yes imagine.
But what coin is the real Bitcoin today?
Might it be possible that the true heir trades at less than $130 today?
A coin used like BTC back in the day.

>>23754425
>Satoshi Nakamoto specifically designed Bitcoin to be slow to prevent quick pump and dumps
Satoshi put the 1MB limit, true, but he also provided a way to remove it.
In fact, if it stays at 1MB it encourages pump and dumps as only the big holders can pay the fee.
Big (empty) blocks prevent pump and dumps.

>>23754438
You mean to tell me the hardcoded 10MB transaction limit per block was not purposely designed by Nakamoto and just a "mistake"?

>>23754585
hal finney talked him into it, slotoshi always wanted bigger blocks in the long term
anyway it doesnt matter, youre right on the 80% that matter. this shit has gone completely off the rails, market doesnt care abuot actually using blockchain, I agree that these big block memes will go nowhere while BTC will keep continuing to soar. it doesnt make any sense but what does these days? just hold on to your asshole and make a lot of money I just wisdh I had bought more BTC

>>23754061
>Imagine not buying the real bitcoin under $170.

"Hi Mike,
I'm glad to answer any questions you have. If I get time, I ought to write a FAQ to supplement the paper.
There is only one global chain.

The existing Visa credit card network processes about 15 million Internet purchases per day worldwide. Bitcoin can already scale much larger than that with existing hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really hits a scale ceiling. If you're interested, I can go over the ways it would cope with extreme size. By Moore's Law, we can expect hardware speed to be 10 times faster in 5 years and 100 times faster in 10. Even if Bitcoin grows at crazy adoption rates, I think computer speeds will stay ahead of the number of transactions.

>>23754067
his words with dogshit, proven fraud and liar, kys pajeet

>>23754061
nutildah

what's craig up to these days

>>23754064
>>23754114
>>23754177
>>23754301
>>23754441
>>23754806
>>23754826

>>23754163
Same here fren.
keepin my beecasherinos though.

>>23754782
its a blessing in disguise, BTC is effectively crippled in growth as long as the block size stays 1MB. giving chance for late comers to moon on assets that aren't limited in growth.

thanks blockstream! I was late but because of you I got another chance

>>23754585
PUSHDATA4

>>23755282
I don't know what that means

>>23755332
well stay poor then

>>23754061
buying this is just as bad as buying statera. stay poor

>>23754535
Either Monero or Nano

>>23755332
There's an opcode in Bitcoin allowing one to push up to 4GB onto the stack suggesting that having huge blocks was in planned by Satoshi. Craig is still a fraud though.

>>23755784
based choice, good picks

>>23754061
The people have spoken. BSV lost, Trump lost.

last chance idiots

>>23755015
It's good then that there is no 1mb block size limit anymore since fucking 2017.

>>23754061
>Imagine not buying real bitcoin under $450
>Imagine not buying real bitcoin under $400
>Imagine not buying real bitcoin under $350
>Please guys buy the real bitcoin under $300
>Sirs this is not funny anymore plz buy my bags $200
Sirs!!! Please for village - you are here

>>23754585
Satoshi literally in 0.1 version of Bitcoin mentioned as a comment, that they have to stay below 2 GB because of fseek, ftell and 4GB because of fat32. The fourth limitation was 1MB, because Hal Finney was afraid of spam transactions when BTC was worthless. Now that BTC has value this limitation is completely artificial. BTC is not Bitcoin.