Bitcoin censorship

[Anonymous No.53495552]

a tad hypocritical no?

[Anonymous No.53495643]

>>53495552
Qrd for a brainlet?

[Anonymous No.53495760]

>censorship
unlike alts, bitcoin doesn't have anyone that can socially or technically censor anything

if there was a bug that needs fixing, it will get fixed, if there wasn't, then tough luck

[Anonymous No.53495826]

>>53495760
Lol

[Anonymous No.53496499]

>>53495826
he's right though. a small group of butthurt bitcoiners cant censor shit especially if miners are incentivized to mine these transactions due to the fees paid. They are following consensus rules so everything is working as expected

[Anonymous No.53496584]

>>53496499
>consensus rules
and these can't be changed right

fucking retard man. dump your btc for xmr.

[Anonymous No.53496602]

these fags are just coping
adam's sidechain has less pegin capacity than samourai's whirlpool and with 100 times less investment
he is fucking irrelevant and all pool operators laugh at these cultist clowns

the sooner these absolute idiots realize that they need BIP300 the better
their precious pure chain doesn't get touched, miners win, sidechains win, nodes win, everyone wins

except liquid, which will close operations soon LOL

[Anonymous No.53496616]

>>53496584
They can be, but wont. These guys dont even represent popular consensus within BTC. Even adam himself is walking back his statements on twitter as we speak because of all the backlash.
>dump your btc for xmr
no

[Anonymous No.53496617]

>>53496584
>and these can't be changed right
any consensus rules can be changed, the point of FOSS blockchains is that the change is optional, you can fork or stay on the older chain, there is no mandatory consensus change (for FOSS chains)

[Anonymous No.53496630]

>>53496602
yeah, liquid and all the blockstream attempts at monetizing miss the forest for the trees. if you want to sell centralized trash to low iq plebs you do it on ethereum or some other midwit chain, yet they're still confused as to why nobody wants to use liquid.

[Anonymous No.53496647]

>>53496584
>>53496616
>dump your btc for xmr
both coins are good

[Anonymous No.53496656]

>>53496584
the irony being monero has a hardfork schedule that would make ethereum blush, and yet despite that has dragged their heels on increasing the ring size despite clear and obvious evidence of massive transaction flooding attacks for years now.

bitcoin might not have privacy, but at least it doesn't glow in the dark.

[Anonymous No.53496659]

>>53496647
I agree - i generally have no beef with xmr, but i'm not dumping my btc

[Anonymous No.53496662]

>>53495552
The idea of POOLS unilaterally censoring the blockchain should be terrifying. I don't know what Adam is thinking.

[Anonymous No.53497111]

>>53496662
its not jsut an idea, they can already do it if they want to

[Anonymous No.53497195]

>>53495552
The same fags proclaimed that 2mb blocks would kill bitcoin are now crying about their precious cuckchain getting clogged by jpegs. Hal Finney is rolling in his cryo chamber.

[Anonymous No.53497870]

>>53496656
Bitcoin glows brighter than the sun, it's just in a spectrum most don't see.

[Anonymous No.53497923]

>>53495552
go back (to twitter)

[Anonymous No.53497982]

[Anonymous No.53498040]

>>53497870
and yet monero's developers continue to make decisions that would be immediately called out as suspicious in the bitcoin ecosystem.

for such a supposed anti-authority and pro-privacy group of people, monero bagholders don't ever want to scratch the surface of their flawed product and find out how, or if, it actually works.

[Anonymous No.53499874]

*laughs in bsv*
broken piece of crippled shit is about to die a horrible death. Users can flood the chain with more data than the nodes can handle, and they can do it relatively cheaply. Even just wounding btc and making it bleed would be enough to force huge amounts of capital to leave to safer pasteurs

[Anonymous No.53500242]

You split, we bankrupt you.

[Anonymous No.53501451]

>>53496656
>dragged their heels on increasing the ring size

lol the ringsize was increased just this past August.


>despite clear and obvious evidence of massive transaction flooding attacks for years now.

Source: trust me, bro. TX count has actually dropped recently in sync with the crippling of the Tor network.

[Anonymous No.53502719]

>>53495760
People just can't grasp that BTC is decentralized. They are so used to centralized shitcoins they think a few maxis on twitter speak for Bitcoin

[Anonymous No.53502819]

>>53502719
This. I don't like these people and the great thing is I don't have to trust them. My node is synced and working great

[Anonymous No.53502877]

>>53502719
>People just can't grasp
English isn’t your strong suit

[Anonymous No.53502921]

>>53500242
seems like issue is the segwit discount. if people want to pay money to store their nft, fine if they pay market rate, free market, but why give a discount for any type of data?

[Anonymous No.53502947]

>>53502877
checked but retarded

[Anonymous No.53503098]

>>53502719
>BTC is decentralized.
>Two pools account for around 50% of all blocks
Lmao

[Anonymous No.53503117]

All-in. NFTs are scams and only poorfags wants them in the market. Bitcoin is sacred and shall not be tainted by drawings of monkeys made by basement dwellers. Adam Back is BASED. I support censorship of nigger trash in the blockchain.

[Anonymous No.53503151]

>>53503098
you don't know how this works anon. a pool is just a place to direct hashpower, unlike staking on eth you aren't locked in to a single pool and can direct your hashpower wherever you wan't. if these two pools collude people will direct their hashpower elsewhere.

[Anonymous No.53503170]

>>53495552

Actually fucking usage is ‘clogging up the chain’. Fucking he’ll, Bitcoin is total useless mess and maxis are a fucking Luddite joke.

[Anonymous No.53503272]

>>53496656
>bitcoin might not have privacy, but at least it doesn't glow in the dark
i've been saying this since it launched and the glowies just post monerochan and laugh
people really need to consider the vantasner danger meridian

[Anonymous No.53503330]

>>53501451
after at least 24 months of overt transaction spam, they finally increased it by as small as amount they could, given the fact that monero uses a privacy mechanism that simply can't scale if they increased it to where it needs to be, in the 32-64 range.

[Anonymous No.53503372]

>>53503098
>pools
unlike centralizing systems like proof of stake, proof of work is completely liquid and fungible, hash rate can move to whatever pool they want.

pools are held hostage by thousands of individual miners, not the other way around.

>>53503272
the real giveaways are the fact that nobody actually wants to talk about why having an expandable blocksize to artificially keep fees low literally undermines the entire security model of the legacy ring signature privacy scheme.

[Anonymous No.53503625]

>>53496602
Where is all this discussed pls ty anon.

[Anonymous No.53503672]

I'm a maxi, a hypocrite, a cultist and I'm PROUD OF IT.
Feels so good to be a zealot. Bitcoin is GOD.

[Anonymous No.53503676]

>>53503372
>unlike centralizing systems like proof of stake, proof of work is completely liquid and fungible
holy buzzwords

[Anonymous No.53503706]

>>53503330
>after at least 24 months of overt transaction spam

lol "spam" Monero-only markets have only been a thing for the past 24 months or so, what a coincidence!


>they finally increased it by as small as amount they could, given the fact that monero uses a privacy mechanism that simply can't scale if they increased it to where it needs to be, in the 32-64 range.

Seraphis will enable 64-128/256 ringsizes, that'll be the next major upgrade. And then after that ring sigs will likely get ditched for zk-SNARKs/STARKs. And then quantum-resistance will be the next course of action.

[Anonymous No.53503769]

>>53495552
Who cares? They can keep crying and coping. These morons will probably sell and end up disavowing Bitcoin or some dumbass cucked up shit.

[Anonymous No.53503957]

>le heckin network spam will kill buttcorn
>mining pools are le bad and have supreme power over the miners
>two more weeks and bitfuck is LE DEAD

[Anonymous No.53504078]

>>53503098
Retard take

[Anonymous No.53504148]

[Anonymous No.53504182]

>>53503672
Based and maxi pilled

[Anonymous No.53504357]

>>53503706
and yet the txs keep increasing linearly with noticeable drops when suddenly the rate all drops off, then comes back suddenly.

quantum-resistance won't save all the past transactions and addresses from being deanonymized though. monero thanks to it's insistence on legacy cryptography for it's singular feature is living on borrowed time.

[Anonymous No.53504373]

>>53495552
>clogged up the chain
future of money folks

[Anonymous No.53504498]

>>53504357
>and yet the txs keep increasing linearly with noticeable drops when suddenly the rate all drops off, then comes back suddenly.

Ebb and flow, my nigga. Number of darknet admins/ransomware pirates traced via their XMR TXs: still zero.

>quantum-resistance won't save all the past transactions and addresses from being deanonymized though. monero thanks to it's insistence on legacy cryptography for it's singular feature is living on borrowed time.

Cool story, bro. Have you considered informing the cybercriminals that hang out on Dread about your expert conclusions?

[Anonymous No.53504523]

>>53504373
Don't you get it dude?! Bitcoin is a store of value now. Don't spend it, just HOOOOOOOODL. If you want to use money just use fiat lmao

[Anonymous No.53504596]

>>53504523
HODL but do not HODL the wrong kind of transactions otherwise we might have to blacklist you

[Anonymous No.53504622]

people following eric are unironically lured into hex and pulsechain, which he's also invested in

[Anonymous No.53504653]

>>53495643
Bitcoin is dinosaur tech, too slow and archaic for any real world use. Some people are using it for something other than just holding and this is so devestating to the blockchain's absurdly low 'bandwidth' that some people actively want this to be stopped. Imagine if Vitalik was whining about NFT's on ethereum because they 'block up the chain'.
It's about time we cast off BTC. It is holding the entire market back.

[Anonymous No.53504878]

>>53495643
maxipads are slimy snakes yet again

[Anonymous No.53504952]

>>53504653
If your coin of choice was so good it wouldn't be possible for btc to hold it back. Don't blame your lack of success on BTC, take some responsibility

[Anonymous No.53504987]

>>53495552
Can't believe I thought Adam was satoshi at one point. Satoshi would've let this happen. That's the whole point of Bitcoin

[Anonymous No.53505280]

Problem was solved years ago already

[Anonymous No.53506212]

>>53503098
I like how the narrative went from "China owns Bitcoin because it mines over 50%" to just vaguely pointing at large volatile pools.

[Anonymous No.53506226]

>>53505280
Damn it just gets worse

[Anonymous No.53506268]

>>53506226
It's been rough, but honestly coin works like a dream.
Price is just shit because of all the FUD around it.

[Anonymous No.53506459]

>>53495552
>NOOOO DON'T TRICK THE CODE

[Anonymous No.53506916]

>>53502921
because code is lawr. Welcome to lawr-

Here have some cardinals with them funky numbered satoshis.

[Anonymous No.53506945]

>>53504987
Ain't no way Back is Satoshi. I refuse to believe Satoshi is that retarded.

[Anonymous No.53506956]

>>53504653
all your other coins are shitty RIPOFF and centralized FTX alike schemes, fuck off shill