@GavidHogg that's my fear, too. The more BCH shows it I possible and the "decentralization tradeoff" isn't significant, the hypocritical BTC-bois will easily come up with an excuse to increase
@Fnuller Dunno.The only thing ingrained into BTC is the absolute hypocritical mentality of changing their views and narratives as they see fit. But yeah, let's just hope Hogg and me are wrong.
The unknown hashrate is now known. It was the Poolin BTC pool that was pointing its BTC hash power at BCH to get a larger return on mining, but with hash it claimed to be using for BTC.
Probably left their name out to not anger those who only wanted that hash being used for BTC. They likely paid members in BTC and kept the extra BCH income for themselves.
@SilentSam how do you know? Is this official?
Sometimes I am watching the bets on SatoshiDice.com - today some guy played like 4x 8 won 4x 16 (+$8400)
Dumped 300 BCH today, they are in for lower rebuys - adding some volume on non-tether BCH markets, providing some stability
Are you in favor or against increasing the limits by 220 bytes for OP_RETURN?
If it can scale, sure. I'm pro-onchain text storage, I think that it can add a lot of potential use cases/tools for businesses, but would prob need to be pruned or moved offchain eventually
I'm excited for more Stable Coins on BCH. Fast, reliable transactions to send dollars, yen, euro, etc could be interesting to using BCH as a native currency
Eligma officially supports their own EliPay app and bitcoin.com app, but any other app should work - their QR codes decoded:
bitcoincash:qcashaddress?amount=0.00000000&reference=12345
I think Cody Wilson demonstrated that when you create groundbreaking technology which would liberate people, like what Satoshi did, there is prudence is remaining anonymous.
I tried exchange.bitcoin.com. It is not ideal. I couldn't activate 2FA, had some issues with their interface. It needs some fixes. Most trading pairs are useless for me (only using ETH/BCH)
