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i believe bitcoin.com will mine SV (just an educated guess). i am interested in what evidence you have? to me the only way SV loses is if Bitmain moves hash from BTC to BCH
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Actually Bitcoin.com mines with BU. As it is only Coingeek seems interested in SV, which makes sense since theyvpsif for it to be developed.
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Today, yes they mine w/ BU but On Nov. 15th who knows? they pay 98% block reward to their investors so they cannot afford to lose $$ in this. Also BMG Pool is nChain
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They will be sticking with BU on Nov 15th. Why would people lose money? There is no good reason to switch to SV. It should be called CSWV.
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As far as I know Roger hasn't said anything about which side he will support, any word on that?
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At the Bangkok miner's meeting, it seemed obvious Roger is no fan of CSW and probably by extension, SV. I think Roger is No-Upgrade or ABC-Spec. But No-Upgrade has no traction so...
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at that time, yes. he is speaking at the Coingeek conference next month still. i think he is being silent on purpose
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He said he was very disappointed by CSW at the Bangkok miners meeting.
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Well, Bitcoin.com runs Bitcoin Unlimited (at least for their mining pools). No announcement that they plan to change to another implementation.
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Not yet anyway. BU supports ABC's changes but not SV's. his silence speaks volumes IMO...honestly it makes no sense to reveal which side he will mine given their ~8% hash
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Really we will just have to wait and see, but Kyle guess is SV will be a minority protocol that will either make a minor fork, or be abandoned.
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It is funny to see you extrapolate things in favour of SV.