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BitcoinHoarder
What SILENTSAM said, and besides the OP_RETURN size is not consensus but a node config. Easier to config the 3-5 miners (LOL) on BSV.
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It's as easy as calling Calvin
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It's hard to understand competition and capitalism I know. In BCH I guess every raspberry needs to be consulted of approval.
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Not really. The network is just bigger. BSV is basically a village with crickets.
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You sound like core 2.0. Not surprisingly, they also have no idea what is competition.
BitcoinHoarder
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So stop snowballing Amaury and configure your hobby node? Or you prefer to be stuck with limits and confinement 🤷🏻‍♂️😂😂.
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Feeling a little salty? I guess you need to increase at least _one_ metric :-D
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One node has almost zero effect on a real decentralized network
BitcoinHoarder
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Completely understand and agree. I only respect mining nodes. That’s why I made fun of adjusting the ABC “hobby” node. BSV is #1.
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I just love when the retards of Statist Vision claim that they only respect miners while BTC has 90%+ of the global SHA256 hashrate.
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Not to mention BCH having 6x the miner activity compared to BSV. #MinersChoice right? LOL
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6x the miner activity... lol... what kind of metric do you use in alphabetland to get this multiplicator? It has to be unicorns or something.
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...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
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Quacking about decentralization just for the sake of it makes you sound like core 2.0
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..and what you call "toy nodes" are merchants etc. You SV guys are like a religious cult.
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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.
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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.
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It is easier, but not much. You need 3 pools on BCH and 2 on BSV to get 51%. One or two phone calls will do.
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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
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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
BitcoinHoarder
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Poolin has been mining BSV for weeks now also based on your link.
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I'm talking about nodes lol, there's only one implementation for SV, and Coingeek likely controls most of them.

It's easy for Coingeek to point their miners at different pools too
BitcoinHoarder
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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
BitcoinHoarder
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Other BTC miners mocked them for keeping BCH alive while it starved for hashpower