So when Bitcoin dies, will BITCOIN cash die with it? Will it stay relevant as a pair and store of value because of it's security, better utility, and upcoming smart contacts?
>Inb4 no one knows
You wisefags tell me what you think of bcash
This has been baffling me for weeks
Thomas Walker
Leo Walker
If bitcoin dies it's its own fault. Bitcoin cash is free from the limitations the core has imposed on itself. You would see a large correction alongside every other coin but BCH would be one of the best picks at this point. Implying BCH wasn't what killed BTC in the first place.
Jaxson Morris
Yes. Bitcoin and BCH are destroying each other and people are flocking to coins with better tech - privacy, low fees, speed.
Owen Peterson
yea but those coins dont matter if no merchants use them. its just speculative
Isaac Reyes
when btc dies bch will have the strongest network in the business all for itself
those miners are not going away, and all there is to mine is btc and bch. those miners are some of the richest people in the world, never forget that. they will keep the golden goose alive. but btc will dies, its already choking on its own puke, it was poisoned by blockstream
Julian Campbell
No. No one cares about BCH for any fundamental reasons. It's a coin propped up by bag holders and shills who hope someday somehow they can steal BTC's place.
They're partly the reason BTC's in such a depressed state.
Nathaniel Lopez
>when btc dies
wont be on your lifetime, cashie
>those miners are some of the richest people in the world
lmao are you fucking serious..
Andrew Price
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Joshua Ward
go back to plebbit datadash, you're retarded
Ryan Carter
But we now have currency agnostic protocols like REQ or OMG
Buttcorners and bcucks can get fucked for all i care
Kevin Butler
merchants are adopting bitcoin cash.
>t.smalltime niche merchant accepting only bch as payment
I've been taking btc as payment since 2011, fully switched to bch. I have a good friend who runs an anonymous vps service that also only takes BCH.
darknet markets are also switching to BCH. if you didn't buy as much as you could at $300-$600 I'm just sorry for you at this point
Dylan Roberts
>ethereum doesn't move shit
>bitcoin silently tanking
what a load of bullshit
Ethan Martinez
no
Ryan Morgan
Bitcoin Segwit is destroying itself. Bitcoin Cash is doing what Bitcoin Segwit was doing before Blockstream took control.
If Bitcoin Cash is responsible for keeping Bitcoin alive and well. Bitcoin Segwit is not Bitcoin. Bitcoin Segwit was a fork off of Bitcoin (Cash)
Oliver Peterson
Scaling is the most important aspect. BCH is the only one openly shooting for over 30k a second.
Nicholas Walker
>ethereum doesn't move shit
+8837.76%
SINCE LAST YEAR (%)
Blake Brown
>>darknet
Lol, okay Raheesh, just bought 100k
Joshua Butler
>corecucks don't know 1 million tx/sec has already been tested
>corecucks dont know craig wright is actually satoshi
>nchain (satoshi) patenting amazing scaling tech and licensing it for free to bch
I suggest you go read all of satoshi's old posts. or buy the book of satoshi on amazon if you are lazy. then go watch the talks craig wright has been doing the last couple months. and buy some fucking bitcoin (cash)
Carter Mitchell
>yea but those coins dont matter if no merchants use them
Guess what, no merchants are using BTC or BCH. It's all speculative.
Gabriel Perry
>Bitcoin Segwit was a fork off of Bitcoin (Cash)
Ok Roger, I respect your point of view.
Caleb Bell
Yeap. All this infighting are only exposing flaws of blockchain technology itself. Fast, low fees, private transactions, etc. Literally a plethora of choices in the market right now. I think we still have 2-3 years min-max to discuss nuances of transactions using crypto. Since nothing has even begun adopting any form of transactions aside from bitcoin in japan and vending machines in SK.
Jose Rivera
>muh satoshi's vision
I'm sure he would be fucking happy to see so many altcoins pop up, and people having the option of BTC and BCH.
What I still do not understand is WHY we must have one or the other? How about just having both.
Isaiah Sanders
Bitcoin cash will die before Bitcoin does.
Bitcoin has two small chances to survive. Being used as a reserve currency by banks disregarding the utility and lightning network whenever it's finished.
Bitcoin cash has nothing when compared to other alts.
Owen Parker
>So when Bitcoin dies, will BITCOIN cash die with it?
Anything with the same or a similar name will be put on a bad light and people will rather use BitBeans.
Jaxson Walker
You mean BeanCash??? (Satoshi's vision btw)
Sebastian Reyes
>WHY we must have one or the other? How about just having both.
of course we will have both. there will be diehard lunatics still mining both chains no matter the price. I just see much more upside with BCH. And I see too much risk holding BTC. At this point the segwit chain is being kept alive by the miners but they could send it to chain death spiral at any time unless core hardforks the PoW algo or the difficulty algo. And the possibility of a full satoshi reveal plus dumpening of 1million+ segwit coins would crash btc to $0 temporarily.
Adrian Young
Bcash will soon be 0.1 of BTC. It won't go away completely, but it'll be largely irrelevant soon. Screencap this.
Jackson Smith
>And the possibility of a full satoshi reveal plus dumpening of 1million+ segwit coins would crash btc to $0
I doubt Satoshi would dump his coins, he would probably just start shitcoin ICOs. Nor would him dumping 1m coins cause the price to go to zero
Oliver Miller
Oh and BTC doesn't have to change, that's what forks are for.. The vast majority of people perceive it as a store of value (yeah, that meme, but it's the truth) and it works just fine in that function. There is nothing wrong with leaving BTC be and spending BCH at the same time. There does not need to be a flippening. Straight retarded.
And as good as this is for alts, you have to consider how BTC being destroyed will destroy the credibility of cryptocurrency.
Ayden Gray
agreed he probably would not dump. right now as an outsider to me it looks like:
>craig has proven ownership of genesis block to the people that matter - gavin etc.
>this opened the door to investors
>supposedly his 1m BTC is locked in a multisig trust until 2020, possibly multiple others of the satoshi team are dead (hal,dave kleinmann)
>probably craig has been borrowing against it to private investors to fund nchain
will be interesting to see what happens in the coming couple of years
Jack Ross
bitcoin cash seems mostly irrelevant, no?
Landon Murphy
also to add, the leaked emails and docs indicated craig and dave kleinmann operated a BTC mining operation early on, so its probable that craig has more early BTC than the 1,110,111 locked in the Tulip trust
Connor Howard
That story is a load of shit and everyone knows it. I think they are just trying to profit as much as possible from this endeavor. I believe their greed will destroy them.
It's quite clear who made BTC and what their intentions were.
Tyler Nelson
Care to elaborate? It's not clear to brainlets like me
Jordan Rivera
Then how come very few people that have looked at the evidence and still dont believe it?
The small and loud minority knows this too. But they do know that getting on board something that can be seen 'as a contender for the bitcoin name' is EXTREMELY profitable.
If they are not that cunning, then they are being inducted into a cult like mindset. Luckily for them, they are near the top of the pyramid.
Brandon Barnes
Look up what "Satoshi" and "Nakamoto" means in Japanese. Such a big clue-in
Jace Lee
>muh satoshi cult
yeah I get your point but I am looking at the fundamentals. BCH is just a better bitcoin. Fuck, it IS bitcoin before it was irreverably destroyed by segwit. And you can't dismiss Craig's academic background so regardless if he is or isn't satoshi, he is bringing legitimate tech improvements to bitcoin.
If it scales, it wins. 'muh centralization' is not a valid argument either.
Charles Young
Im not dismissing Craig's intellect or ability, or even Roger's passion for Bitcoin... I question their intentions and how badly this can turn out for the Bitcoin 'brand' as a whole.
Still not convinced BTC has to change when there are alternatives to BTC. A lot of them
BTW, do you think Satoshi could buy blockstream? Was wondering what would happen if he came out and did that.
Colton Diaz
steemit.com
>Sugar city as the main cause?
>A clever chronicling of history as a book that is in the process of happening and throughout (all nodes).??
James Collins
For useful coin information
Thomas Hill
>The Central Intelligence translation is too simple
>Check out how indirect of a language Japanese is!
interesting
Matthew Evans
bitcoin cash seems linked to bitcoin in some way, price depends too much on it, I expect it to die as well.
Logan Carter
Everything will die for a while, but BTC will just be replaced by the closest thing to it. (Which at the moment is fucking Ripple, and that's VERY scary)
It's in everyone's best interest to replace the pope of funny internet monyz as soon as possible.
William Diaz
I believe both will tank and take all alts with it. Afterwards BCH will emerge as one of the top coins leaving BTC behind until it scales or becomes completely irrelevant
Jordan Carter
It's called BITBEAN CASH!!
Josiah Garcia
bitcoin may loose value and hover around 10k
but it probably will never die out completely
Landon Davis
kek... So, about BeanCash