Bitcoin CASH

[Anonymous No.9269935]

[Anonymous No.9270008]

>>9269935
He didn't travel to Stonehege as a tourist, he traveled to Stonehege as one of the greatest minds since Tesla.

Not only will he set things straight by mid May, he will reactive the portal that Stonehege used be and it will operate on the Bitcoin (Cash) blockchain.

Corecucks and Ethcuck btfo.

[Anonymous No.9270015]

[Anonymous No.9270026]

Bitcoin FAT

[Anonymous No.9270068]

>>9270026
You talking about Greg Maxwell?

[Anonymous No.9270069]

why is bitcoin cash winning. what is happening i dont understand

[Anonymous No.9270096]

>>9269935
>>9270026
This is the ideal male body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.

[Anonymous No.9270100]

>>9270068
t. Bitcoin MANTITS

[Anonymous No.9270107]

>that 50 year old boomer who's into crypto and attention whores like a 16 year old instaslut

[Anonymous No.9270108]

>>9270069
Bcashies just dont get it. Bcash isn't bitcoin nor digital gold.

[Anonymous No.9270120]

>>9270096
His old man strength is probably at an ATH.

Could easily walk into a gym, bench 225 10 times, then walk out.

[Anonymous No.9270134]

>>9269935
Why is this obvious vaporware pumping while literally all my alts are dumping?

[Anonymous No.9270170]

>>9270108
Bcore is gold? Nah.

All the gold trades on the London exchange, not including Chicago, would require 520mb size blocks.

Bcore is a pretty shitty gold, if you think it's gold.

Go away corecuck, adults are talking here.

[Anonymous No.9270171]

>>9270108
That pic is some top tier boomer posting. Incels are going to zyklon their boomer overlords

[Anonymous No.9270205]

this is fucking great. the movement to bch is becoming more and more powerful. there is literally nothing you corecucks can do. bch was absolutely shitted on for 9 months straight and now the tables are turning. hope you fags are prepared

[Anonymous No.9270210]

Craig is done trying to convince bcore holders on anything. No need to mess with that way better things to do, going to Africa next.

[Anonymous No.9270237]

>>9270170
t. CASHIE C O P E

[Anonymous No.9270254]

>>9270205
This.

There will be no mercy. They had 9 months to figure it out.

[Anonymous No.9270268]

>>9270210
t. overpronation, barrel chest, hyperextension
t. somehow a genius but can't even figure out how to lift properly

[Anonymous No.9270277]

>>9270237
Classic response. How's r*ddit?

[Anonymous No.9270312]

>>9270277
checked
how's your moms

[Anonymous No.9270335]

>>9270312
>checking dubs
>DUBS
>in a /biz/ board

[Anonymous No.9270382]

>>9270008
I unironically believe this too

[Anonymous No.9270459]

SUPER MALE VITALITY

[Anonymous No.9270487]

>>9270459
H E N C H
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[Anonymous No.9270495]

he's been working out for a while now and paying off for him, he probably has a trainer.

[Anonymous No.9270526]

>>9270495
post on fit and see what they say

[Anonymous No.9270595]

Lol at the Corecuck butthurt.

[Anonymous No.9270637]

>>9270069
Because it's the actual vision of peer to peer electronic cash.
Why are people surprised that a product that was an amazing success for nine years on that vision tanks hard when it falls victim to a subversive campaign to turn it into a settlement network for intermediated state controlled fiat, and the regulatory captured traditional finance and banking industry?
In what parallel universe would one ever imagine the proof of work immune system would not kick in to reject that attack?
Why is anyone surprised about any of this stuff in the least? It should be as obvious as the sun by now. Fuck, I'm surrounded by idiots.

[Anonymous No.9271624]

>>9269935
** SLAPS YOUR GIRLFRIEND'S BUTT AND LAUGHS AT YOU **

[Anonymous No.9271702]

If you believe this guy is Satoshi Nakamoto and would set aside his ego to not use his real name and use that asian name to sound kewl you're deluded as fuck

[Anonymous No.9271723]

>hes a bitcoin cash maximalist

[Anonymous No.9272034]

>>9271702
His stepfather was Japanese and CSW took a great appreciation for Japanese culture at a young age.

The name SN has a deeper meaning behind it and you should research what it was derived from. It's not random-ness to be a "kewl" name.

Now, go away child.

[Anonymous No.9272038]

give me tldr for the price in sats leading up to the hard fork and I’ll market buy 40k fr

[Anonymous No.9272211]

>>9272038
I'm not selling shit below 0.3

[Anonymous No.9272258]

>>9272211

you think it’ll pump more for the fork?

[Anonymous No.9272312]

Has anyone done the exact math to establish the necessary daily percentage difference which will provoke a chain freeze? This would be the point at which the next difficulty adjustment is never reached, or let's be more precise and say takes 3 months instead of 2 weeks.

[Anonymous No.9272846]

>>9272034
Not sure if you're for real but thanks for the laugh

[Anonymous No.9272898]

>>9272312
I just did it.
If it drops continuously day over day by 6.7 percent or more starting at a difficulty adjustment, it will never reach the next difficulty adjustment, period. Three months in at that point in time and it will be mining one block every three days and it will be about 50 days to get to DA, but the next day it will be 53 days and even fewer blocks, etc.
That's not that extreme of a drop at all.

[Anonymous No.9273006]

>>9272898
And to remind everybody, that 6.7 percent can come from either side, so a 3.4 percent drop on btc combined with a 3.4 percent rise in bch would have the same effect.

[Anonymous No.9273057]

>>9272898
And the miners wont support a btc fork

If anyone is dumb enough to believe that blocks need to 1mb, rbf and segwit you need to get your money out of btc while you can

[Anonymous No.9273142]

>>9273057
I'm afraid you're right.
I'm also getting a weird black cat Friday the thirteenth vibe from the btc DAA, the point at which it breaks in these situations is extremely close to 6.666666666666 percent per day if you keep messing with the variables. Anyway that's probably just coincidence and silly superstition, the real point is it's quite a small change that kicks this chain freeze off permanently, and people should be aware of that in factoring the risks to their position.

[Anonymous No.9273238]

>>9272846
Classic response.

[Anonymous No.9273269]

>>9270120
> bench 225 10 times
lmao

[Anonymous No.9273305]

BCH is currently gaining against all other cryptos in the top 100 except for 4 random ones at the bottom of the list.

You guys seeing this?

[Anonymous No.9273359]

>>9270120
Like benching 2 plates is an accomplishment lol...

I weigh 145 and can bench 2 plates 10 times fairly easy if I warm up.

[Anonymous No.9273390]

>>9273359
whoa cool dude do you want to hang out sometime?

[Anonymous No.9273411]

>>9270108
Novogratz is the fucking dumbest rich cunt in the world. He actually believes the store of value meme. How can such a fucking idiot become so wealthy? It wasn't long ago he was shilling a decentralized gaming skin token and everyone on the talkshow was looking at him like he had downs.

I'm glad he's referring to bcore as bitcoin core tho. That means he's accepted bitcoin cash as being bitcoin. Soon other deep pockets will start buying up all the cheap BCH.

[Anonymous No.9273702]

>>9273411
I don't think the actual mainstream finance industry is the haven for genius it paints itself as. What really seems to be going on is simply regulatory capture and institutionalised malfeasance where they use their position of trust to take advantage of the market to which they have privileged access and extensive social networks regarding. Genuinely revolutionary ideas, especially complex ones based on advanced technology, mathematics or science seem to scare them and they rarely actually understand any of it.
Better to just buy a politician and drop a few billion on the same boring old shit and earn at roughly the place of official inflation figures, or at best some enormous index composed of other actors who are no more competent than them.

[Anonymous No.9273724]

>>9273305
s-should i buy some?

[Anonymous No.9273755]

>>9273305
it's pretty obvious why. it's a bitcoin derivative that no one is really selling at the moment because they're waiting to lock in long-term capital gains. bch will generally trend upwards until late december most likely.

[Anonymous No.9273794]

>that 65 year old boomer larping as satoshi and millennial shills eating his ass over it

[Anonymous No.9273805]

>>9269935
Why is he standing like that?

[Anonymous No.9273809]

>>9273724
yes FOMO in at the top, be a good /biz/realite

[Anonymous No.9273815]

>>9273755
i see what you're saying but feel like it's more to it than that. surely the same thing could be said about many other altcoins yet BCH is beating 99% of them.

[Anonymous No.9273840]

>>9273809
My intelect is far superior to yours, goodsir

[Anonymous No.9273857]

>>9273805
he's overly conscious of how he looks and attempting to appear masculine

[Anonymous No.9274244]

>>9273815
true, although maybe being a fork of btc alone is worth more than what a lot of other alts are promising. whenever someone talks about eth but calls bch a shitcoin i'm happy to point out the fact that it's currently double the price

[Anonymous No.9274306]

>>9272258
And after until the world is shook by the pumping

[Anonymous No.9274495]

>>9270268
>all those words
>still wrong
How does it feel that even on /biz/ people point out that you're dyel af.
You need to stay on r/fitness. Everything you said was ridiculous and wrong.
Aren't most people of genius level IQ around average in terms of athleticism?
I cannot think of many extremely fit or even very fit geniuses.