Yes but if you want to make transactions between the two networks you need to have Facebook coins in reserve.
If you have FB coins as BCH tokens, you have to redeem them. If you have any other stable coin, you have to exchange them to FB coins. Both ways leads to a trust third party.
Interesting! Its strange how bsv hates avalanche. Don't they believe that people have a right to run their node implementation the way they want?
I don't think so, taking in mind that they're statist and things like miner ID, BSV is not a permissionless system.
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Submiting a new merchant in marco coino does not work, other things are working fine.
Memo needs some native image upload...
Maybe IPFS... Using OP_RETURN will be expensive and difficult.
A Bitcoin Cash token could possibly be pegged to Facebook's crypto making it possible to transfer it and exchange to and from bch on the BCH network also making it easy to redeem it and make....
But isn't it a stable token? Any stable token could replace it.
So when are we implementing Avalanche? What all is coming first?
I think nobody knows, but at least no hard fork is needed for Avalanche. It can be implemented anytime.
Nice idea. Are you going to manually check the bets? It should be pretty easy to extract the data from the blockchain using BitDB.
The data is automatically read from the blockchain every 60 seconds using bitdb and written into my database.
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Nice idea. Are you going to manually check the bets? It should be pretty easy to extract the data from the blockchain using BitDB.
Isn't this easy token creation causing much token spam?
As long as you pay the fee, there's no spam.
1) I don't care
2) Why are you storing this information on the BCH blockchain?
Because it's a permissionless blockchain so I can.
Kratom. Untill you do TOO much Kratom...
Apparently it's Naomi's video with Pacia that enlightened me. I now have a clearer picture of what Avalanche is and how it works.
AFAIK, anti-sybil method for Avalanche hasn't been chosed yet.
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hard fork? is it going to split again? pls no. I was just getting comfy again
A hard fork does not imply a chain split. If there's consensus it's just an upgrade.
If I recall correctly, there are several private parties that managed to offer purchasing the coins, exhausting the supply that was going to be available for the public.
I forgot, though, if this offer were rejected or not, based on lack of decentralisation.
hey if it gets as big as sideshift!!!! Boom!!!!!!!!
all the btc be trading on bch lol its so ironic
I do but it's hard to buy when the market is going straight up. I guess there is too much speculation and not enough "real" usage.
Spending value gains made my life less stressful - also boosts the economic activity in BCH and supports the pricing of your remaining stash
https://news.bitcoin.com/new-slp-token-allows-you-to-transact-in-btc-but-with-bch-fees/
This is huge news!!!! dont underestimate this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTC2 could get adoption in the next bullrun. But now we need exchanges to accept it, this way it could totally replace BTC.
Can someone explain to me exactly how we know BTC2 is backed by real BTC? Is there a way to audit it?
Trust will always be involved. Sideshift will need to periodically prove their BTC funds. Even if they have the funds, they could refuse to redeem BTC at any time.
