Yesterday, there were 358327 txs on BCH chain, 297179 txs on BTC. BCH tx dominance=BCH/BTC=121% 1264686-1263724=962 memo txs, 📈16.3% (compared w/ prev 827), account for 0.3% of all BCH txs
I should start my own crypto commentary channel. I'm an arrogant imbecile who has no idea what they're talking about, but this fact doesn't seem to have stopped so many others in the space succeeding, so why not me?
Yesterday, there were 332098 txs on BCH chain, 327028 txs on BTC. BCH tx dominance=BCH/BTC=102% 1262120-1261318=802 memo txs, 📉12.8% (compared w/ prev 920), account for 0.2% of all BCH txs
Monero has *dynamic* blocksize. It scales quite nicely, actually. Both up and down.
https://localmonero.co/knowledge/dynamic-block-size
Nice, as does Bitcoin Cash (Adjustable Blocksize Cap). Looks like Monero fees went upwards of $10 during 2017/18, I wonder if they've fixed that. I like them both. BCH 4 tokens, smart+
BCH took over 2 hours to confirm a 7.65MB block
https://explorer.bitcoin.com/bch/block/000000000000000004e8e8dc6303610836a94b50f19b48493b3b760aabc522eb
Monero blocks: 2 min on average; *never* more than 2 min 30 sec
Usually caused by swing mining, an issue with SHA256 and low hashrate, not blocksize. I don't know that Monero could scale right now with widespread adoption. Each has it's benefits.
The *cheapest* copies of On Beyond Zebra and To Think I Saw It On Mulberry Street are now going for $1,000 on Amazon and Ebay
Fuck these dysfunctional insecure cancel culturists.