1) he failed to rally miners to fight Core to defend Bitcoin system destroying BTC 2) goes up again BSV which is best implementation yet, etc. Text limit on ABC side prevents more lol
One can not declare that BSV has the best implementation. Especially since it is weaker on the one issue it prides itself on, which is scaling, and being a usable currency.
I’m declaring BSV #1. I can’t even text a decent size message because ABC is still locked at 200 characters. BSV is 65,000. What a shit Bitcoin BTC and BCH are
...Unique miners? A single entity producing almost 50% of SV's hashrate does not a decentralized blockchain make. Could at least disguise it as a pool, but Coingeek is an embarrassment
Merchants can use specialized solutions, they not necessarily need to run nodes themselves. Especially when things scale, the burden of it won't cover the benefits.
In case of coordinating node configs it is easier with centralized mining like we see on BSV. That is basically all I am saying. Well, quacking or not, it is a fact.
Unique miners can't be counted. There are 6+1 pools/big miners on BSV and 11+1 on BCH. So where your 6x came from? Decentralization is looked as being open and competitive for everyone
Lol the implication was that Calvin controls the grand majority of nodes. Of course it's easy to broadcast changes to SV, just call Centralized Calvin. https://sv.coin.dance/nodes
The set of rules is set. That is decentralized. Decentralization refers to the rules. Remember that Craig and Calvin were majority miners keeping BCH alive at one point too
It seems like wormhole was a cheap attempt to compete with ETH and Gabriel is nr1 zelout for ETH as he stated numerous times. He also forked metamask and made badger.
A totally there have been successful ICO's. Like venture capitalism they are far from a sure investment. Big reward requires big risk. ETH is a pretty strong crypto.
Off of the top of my head there was a dairy farm that used it. All an ICO does is invest in a business. If the business succeeds then they can pay a return.
Not at the moment. Maybe after work I could do a quick search. I noticed some videos about successful ICO's on YouTube with a search. Didn't watch any to see if they were worth linking
I think the ICO token works like a share of the company. One you can sell to others, or back to the company. If the business goes bust there is nothing to pay back.