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Bitcoin could ?fork? itself trying to split into two separate currencies
After years of debate, the Bitcoin community could not come to an agreement about the future of the cryptocurrency. Now, the currency is set to split into two, leading to the creation of an entirely new currency called Bitcoin Cash. Bitcoin users have found themselves in the middle of a fight between developers, who want to retain the blockchain that protects the cryptocurrency from hackers and miners who want to double the blockchain size to make the network faster. The disagreement might lead to a ?user-activated hard fork? of Bitcoin Tuesday, which would create a brand new cryptocurrency out of the Bitcoin blockchain ? the publically shared ledger that stores all bitcoin transactions and protects the currency from manipulation. The new currency, Bitcoin Cash, would share the same blockchain history with the original bitcoin currency. However, it would also increase the blocksize from a maximum limit of 1MB, or about three transactions a minute, to 8MB. The new currency would also have upgrade rules that miners claim would allow it to grow and scale. According to the community-supported website Bitcoin.org, the limited size of the legacy blockchain caused the currency to hit an ?invisible wall? in 2017. They claim that Bitcoin stagnated and became unreliable when users had to wait days for their transactions to be confirmed, causing businesses and investors to abandon the currency; and its market share dropped from 95 percent to 40 percent. \ By raising the block size to 8MB, Bitcoin Cash will allow more transactions to be confirmed faster, which some users claim would cause investors and businesses to return. "The creation of Bitcoin Cash is certainly a pivotal moment for Bitcoin and its community," Charles Hayter, founder of digital currency comparison website CryptoCompare, told CNBC. "The inception of Bitcoin Cash may prove to be exactly what Bitcoin needs." Bitcoin.org states that anyone who owns bitcoin will automatically own the same amount in Bitcoin Cash after the fork. However, the site warned those who are using third-party exchanges to inquire with them to ensure their money will be safe during the transition. Karen, the largest Bitcoin exchange, announced its support for Bitcoin Cash Thursday. ?Although the Bitcoin Cash fork is expected to be minor, it may be successful,? the announcement said. ?Provided that unforeseen circumstances do not make it prohibitively unsafe or difficult for us to do so, Kraken will support Bitcoin Cash.? Karen pledged to credit clients with Bitcoin cash equal to their current holdings of bitcoin. However, the exchange warned margin traders to plan for ?the possibility of extreme volatility and unfavorable forced liquidations surrounding the fork.? Karen called for margin traders who are worried about potential losses to close out their accounts entirely before the fork. Other exchanges like Coinbase have said they would only support one version of Bitcoin. ?We have made this decision because it is hard to predict how long the alternative version of bitcoin will survive and if Bitcoin Cash will have future market value,? David Farmer, Director of Business Operations at Coinbase, wrote in a blog Thursday. While many are afraid that the fork could cause chaos, the price of bitcoin has gone from around $1,900 two weeks ago to $2,856.18 Monday, according to Coindesk. Continued https://www.rt.com/usa/398148-bitcoin-cash-fork-before/ |
The people pulling these strings makes it clear it's a pyramid scheme :2 cents:
"Bitcoin users have found themselves in the middle of a fight between developers" The top of the scheme and the string pullers |
You two certainly do not let lack of knowledge keep you from posting about BTC do you?
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:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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Not only that BCH makes for a nice auditing tool.
This could very well end crypto. May even be a Trojan Horse. It was only a matter of time before the central banks made their move. This could very well be it. |
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https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-pr...in-stolen.html Just curious. |
Who is using BC mine power?
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fakecoin news
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The people in control, the developers, pull the strings, according to your article. You're not very smart |
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Those mining machines, what a scam, constantly having to upgrade, sometimes before you receive the order of the "new" equipment it's already out of date and it has to be pawned off to someone newer to the game who doesn't know any better. |
Even the title of this thread is a lying scam "Bitcoin could ?fork? itself trying to split into two separate currencies"
No.... Developers and exchanges are colluding to manipulate Bitcoin and after they fork it decide what they will and won't support, the string pullers manipulating a currency. Bitcoin isn't doing shit to "fork itself" so deceptive. |
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Russian Sanctions signed! :banana |
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else need to add Putin's photo, he is guy which control Bitcoin http://theawesomedaily.com/wp-conten...width_600x.png |
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It's pretty clear you don't know the meaning of the word triggered. |
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Pretty sure if I had I could have made enough from mining ETH, BTC, DOGE, DGB, BTM that it would have made it a worthwhile investment. |
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WTF?! :helpme See sig. :1orglaugh |
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Also, you mean the OP post about "Karen, the largest Bitcoin exchange", that information is all kinds of correct :1orglaugh Quote:
It's nearly impossible to have a discussion with those of you who don't understand. I respect an opinion, but based off bad info I just cannot. Especially while spreading the bad info. |
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The fact guys like you insult people who ask questions and repeat facts your own articles state, says a lot. When developers & exchanges start telegraphing how they're going to tinker with your digitial currency you're fucked, sooner or later :2 cents: The guys at the top win, everyone else loses, oldest scam in the book layered in a "digital currency" package. I've been making a killing with the stock market I'll stick with gambling my money there thank you very much :1orglaugh |
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I am not promoting bitcoin, trying best I can to correct misinformation that people like you are putting out there.
These article links are proof of what you're trying to accomplish. You are posting negative bitcoin articles and scams going on using bitcoin as a tool, the same as Madoff with the USD. USD is a scam? for example one of your articles ... "Garza's GAW Miners and ZenMiner purported to provide shares in cloud-based Bitcoin mining machinery, but nothing like that was ever built by the operator." This guy was scamming all the way through, this had nothing to do with actual bitcoin, it has to do with this guy offering things that he did not deliver. Bladewire, have you even read these articles or just posting search results of "bitcoin scam"? |
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sub-prime mortgages, greed is good, wall street bailout, Wells Fargo ripoff, 2007 - 2008 global financial crisis, collapse of Lehman Brothers, Bernie Madoff, Subprime lending, Predatory lending, shadow banking system, increased debt burden and overleveraging, deregulation, weak and fraudulent underwriting practices and on and fucking on and fucking on. Get yourself some that stock market dude.:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh: |
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