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[Anonymous No.15209139]

Daily reminder that this is the one true bitcoin and all other pretenders to the throne will be usurped.

Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin SV are scams by shortsighted scams propagated by those seeking to make a quick buck off of brainlets.

I hope you bitcoin core maximalists have fun with $1000 fees and 6 month confirmation times this next bull run.

[Anonymous No.15209163]

>>15209139
based

[Anonymous No.15209182]

>>15209139
Cringe

[Anonymous No.15209207]

>>15209139
Agree.
BCH is legit. BTC is trash, not to mention that pajeet crap BSV.

[Anonymous No.15209232]

>>15209139
Agreed that core is a scam. Bsv is the real bitcoin, however.
Nice try, sport.

[Anonymous No.15209233]

Laughable average block size which shows no growth. This coin died the moment BSV split from it.

[Anonymous No.15209236]

>>15209139
daily reminder you're still a loser idiot and would have been completely forgotten by now if roger didn't own stuff like bitcoin.com to be able to lie to no-nothing noobs

[Anonymous No.15209242]

All in, frens. The stupid thing is that if the project emerged under any other name, particularly without ‘bitcoin’ in the title, people wouldn’t have their jimmies rustled to the extent they are now. What they would have is viable blockchain tech with fast transaction speed and dirt cheap fees.

[Anonymous No.15209256]

If my id is “V/Zjlnls” then btrash is going to $1 end of 2020

[Anonymous No.15209262]

>>15209139
memo.cash and slp tokens are community driven standards that are going to change communication and finance.
Turns out Bitcoiners were full of creative and insightful people that the BTC blockchain would not accomodate. I wonder what they will create next?
Meanwhile the Boomers on BTC are struggling with the basic use case of transferring value. They cling to their USD price like it was adoption.

[Anonymous No.15209270]

>>15209256
The active development, growth and adoption will see to that, won’t it?

[Anonymous No.15209285]

>>15209270
>Active development, growth and adoption on BCH

Nice anon you just made my day
Thanks for the laughs!

[Anonymous No.15209298]

>>15209270

[Anonymous No.15209301]

>>15209262
They’ll get the adoption, big banking and the financial firms like fidelity and E*Trade, JP Morgan and the NYSE will see to that. But we’re talking about hoarding the shit to sell at a later date versus something that can be used for everyday transactions. Plenty of room in the sandbox for both communities to succeed too. It’s almost like a fork of the original project he t being used for something different. Novel idea, right?

[Anonymous No.15209322]

>>15209232
>>15209233
>muh paneer scam
>unironically believing in a conman

>>15209236
I don’t see the problem with advertising Bitcoin on Bitcoin.com

>>15209285
>>15209270
Just wait until Ethereum starts using Bitcoin to scale. It’s true value will be apparent.

>>15209207
>>15209163
We’ll make it brothers

[Anonymous No.15209368]

>>15209285
>>15209298

A local marketplace that doesn’t require KYC or a picture of your passport, a new exchange coming in September that you can even trade core on, haven, etc. fuck, even the crypto ATM’s popping up at gas stations and grocery stores have bitcoin cash options on them. It’s not going anywhere.

Go ahead and have your bias, but let’s not pretend like the project is a dead end.

[Anonymous No.15209374]

>>15209322

[Anonymous No.15209383]

>>15209322
>2 absolute scam shit coins joining forces as a last ditch effort to stay relevant and compete with bsv
Yeah, there's no chance this strategy will fail, anon!

[Anonymous No.15209394]

>>15209383
>bsv
Come back in 100 years when this shit will be more profitable to mine than btc

[Anonymous No.15209417]

>>15209383
If core or BSV offer cheaper transactions, speed and ease of use, I’ll dump my bags and cross over right now.

Convince me.

[Anonymous No.15209921]

>>15209383
bsv is not even on the radar for relevant stuff

[Anonymous No.15210611]

>>15209139
https://micky.com.au/fail-exchange-airdrops-5-million-bch-instead-of-no-name-token/ one third of the supply? yeah, not touching bch with a 10 foot pole.

>>15209417
Bitcoin SV Transaction Fees (vs BTC)
It is currently...
1,361.52x
more expensive
to transact on Bitcoin (BTC) in USD.

source coin.dance

[Anonymous No.15210621]

>>15209417
go to moneybutton.com or with your phone download handcash.com

[Anonymous No.15210860]

>>15209417
how about security? sv has less security than fucking doge.

[Anonymous No.15211679]

Adoption is going crazy in Argentina and African countries.
Check out google trends for local bitcoin

[Anonymous No.15211781]

>>15210860
Oh, ok, 30k/day to run a 51% attack and tank the price and confidence to zero on a >2 billion dollar mcap. With several exchanges allowing to short and even with leverage and huobi soon allowing options. Go ahead Anon, do it.

[Anonymous No.15211887]

>>15211679
>Argentina and African countries
Those people aren't exactly known for their financial and technical competence and being ahead of the curve.

[Anonymous No.15212050]

>>15211887
But they do have a use for the tech, for that very reason: their exisiting banking infrastructure and money security is terrible.
Normies in modern stable countries with semi-decent banks don't have a burning need for the service which Bitcoin offers. They can just use a credit card.

[Anonymous No.15212604]

>>15209139
>are scams by shortsighted scams
Nigger, go to sleep, youre coming off like a spergey kid by posting redundant crap.

[Anonymous No.15212613]

>>15209322
>just wait until Ethereum starts using Bitcoin to scale.
>scale
>using an unscalable wreck thats at its transaction cap already