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So this is the secret weapon they were talking about before. Still doesn't change the fact that Blockstream's vision of the future essentially kills bitcoin.

>>4301818
>transactions with fees bigger than the transaction value will be no longer allowed
So you can't move less than $100 of it anymore?

>>4301852
this

Pathetic coins worth 3k tops

>>4301853
ssssshhhhh

>>4301853
If this reduces network congestion everyone wanting to send <$100 will be on a more level playing field... in theory.

Hahahahahahahahahaha

Muh institutional money


Muh $100billion usd network cannot resist "spam"

Muh Blockstream, AXA, Bilderberg group

This kills the Jihan.

Why they didn't just increase blocksize? Literally need to just change one variable in the code and suddenly more capacity and smaller fees :DD

>>4301818
You do realise that if they had just made the blocksize limit bigger these attacks would be ineffective, right? Bitcoin Cash would not be vulnerable to these attacks

Rekt BCH

>>4301924
Ok could you give me some detailed information on how to change this blocksize limit variable?

>>4301894
btc core really is the bilderberg coin

>>4301939
Increasing block sizes isn't really a solution to this problem, it only increases the footprint of an already outdated technology.

>>4301818
DELETE THIS

>>4301924
t. Jihan

AAAUUUHHHEEGHFGHH
I just want Bitcoin politics to be stable mommy can the miners just fucking mine btc pleaaase. no big mempool no no no chinks clogging the mempool. I want low tx fees and fast sppeeds mommy i want it to happen please make it happen NOW

this won't do anything

everyone who bought BCH at 1200$

>>4301976
I agree it's outdated technology.

>>4301853
I won't change anything for normal users, multiple small transactions are already combined into bigger ones on most of the exchanges and wallets.

>>4301939

For banks, Bilderberg group, Blockstream, using cryptocurrencied, for making cheap transactions is indeed an attack.

This people here.

For bitcoin core, transactions are an attack.

Your < 100 dollar transactions are an attack.

If fees are paid then it's not spam
You can buy a plane ticket and just not show up. The plane does just fine with out you.

>>4302008
Laughing they way to the bank when BTC and BCH for a moment both trade at 3k before BCH goes up and BTC continues its free fall

What!? No PoW change? Segcore, I am disappoint...

>>4302079
keep thinking what makes you happy
ill just stay in my alts and come back in a year

>>4302068
If fees are bigger than the transaction value it forces miners to spend processing power on mostly empty blocks.

>>4301939
Attacks like this would still be possible, they'd just cost 8x more. There just need to be enough interested whales out there to ruin the party.

>>4301998
That's what bitcoin cash is. I hold BTC myself but if BCH gets to the same price as BTC I'll sell it for BCH

Core antics never fail to entertain

>>4302192
The dev team is shitty and pragmatic, in the other news sun rises in the east.

That's why I'm surprised they released the update just in time, even though lots of damage has already been done.

Help a newbie out: Bitcoin core release means that the code that runs Bitcoin has been changed/updated? So this attacks can't take place anymore from the moment they released the update?

>>4302079
>Laughing they way

Shutup tyrone.

>>4302192
>inb4 that plebbitor gets censored and banned

>>4302192
"bitcoincash4eva" "I decided to sell all my BCH and support fully core"

Username doesnt make sense.

>>4302251
In case you need an update, these are all accounts which were active during the last BCH pump, they're most probably all bought shills. /r/btc is full of them. Just look at their posting history.

>>4302251
Good catch, I didn't notice that. Tears in my eyes from laughing too hard

>>4302235
>Tyrone
kek

What if it's core itself that's clogging transactions? So people can't dump their btc

>>4302328
Why would they release an update preventing that from happening if it's their own idea?

>>4302232
People need to update their nodes to the new client. Then the effects of the update will kick in.

>>4302150
Winner of block still gets fee and block reward
Nothing wrong with an empty plane seat if someone has paid for it.

>>4302365
Well, of course. But people would stop travelling planes if train clique decided on buying out all seats on every flight and never using them. Airports would still make money, but... You get my point.

>>4302340
To put the brakes on people jumping ship to bch, if btc wasn't so slow to send transactions today, btc value would be a lot lower and bch a lot higher.
Just trolling

>>4302618
>not buying and transferring your wealth in LTC

>>4302251
Probably a new account, he probably changed his mind when he saw what happened today