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So now blockstream holds all your coin and you can never take it out.
You're probably the dumbest shill i've ever seen.
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Blockstream can't access my funds dumbass. Seriously. Download an Eclair wallet and quit shilling BCash.
En Fri Mand
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I tried this game: https://www.lightningspin.com/ with Eclair wallet, but I couldn't receive, what I won.
Simon Van Gelder
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1000 Min bet on LN? That seems high.
En Fri Mand
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Haha yes.
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You need a wallet that can generate a payment request for the website to send to. It's not rocket science.
En Fri Mand
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Do you know a wallet, you can recommend? I tried with Zap, but LND crashed on my pc, when I started it, and I haven't managed to get it running properly.
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There is plenty of people willing to help you figure out on r/Bitcoin and r/LightningNetwork
En Fri Mand
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Thank you. I will try that.
Bitcoin Faucet
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Actually don't bother responding im muting you now.
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BCash scamming pussy...
Bitcoin Faucet
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okay smarty pants, what do you do if you have $5 in LN and the network fee is $10? How do you withdraw?
By the way did you know you can't reiceve funds on LN?
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are you going to waste your time talking with this one? just leave it alone in his stupidity.
En Fri Mand
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Actually there is this wallet: http://lightning-wallet.com/ where you can receive through LN. I didn't get it to work though - I don't know if I did something wrong.
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Reading through that link, my 1st impression as a "LN noob" is that LN is very risky and could lock away money for days.. makes me reluctant to even put in $20 to play around with it.
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Nobody can tell if they've done something wrong. That's the problem with LN.
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You don't. Spend the rest later.
TheIce
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How. The. Fuck. Are. You. Even. Using. This. Forum. Trollcunt
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Social Networks like this shouldn't exist on Bitcoin. Too expensive, too slow to actually stand the test of time. @Bitpico will rip this chain into pieces when he attacks central nodes
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Memo is recording on chain your stupidity forever. Watch out!
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This chain won't last forever. BCash will be dead within 2-3 months.
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Yes according to Adam Back and salty George a year ago :D
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I can't tell if you are serious or not. enjoy using bch anyways
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>Social Networks like this shouldn't exist on Bitcoin

But it does, and you're using it. :)

>Too expensive, too slow

1sat per byte is the cheapest anywhere, and 0-conf is seconds :)
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stop, praising boku no bitpico, youre gayfriend only do is bragging about how deep he can get on a cucumber. youre name suits you very well, were out of funny animals so youre welcome.
TheIce
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Slow? Slow? Try sending your btc for the same fees you're paying for these chats and you'll be introduced to a whole new dimension of slow
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Bitcoin is fast when not used by spammers posting their cat gif links on the blockchain every few seconds.
Barricade
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Bitcoin is permissionless. Who are you to tell us what can we do with it?
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You can waste your money if you want. Doesn't mean it was ever a good idea. Satoshi never made BTC for small payments, which is why he knew sidechains were needed.
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Satoshi envisioned online, permissionless micropayments from the very first release. :)
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And then later he realized the need for sidechains to scale. Dumbass.
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Where did he say that?
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Once [Bitcoin] gets bootstrapped[...]you could effortlessly pay a few cents to a website as easily as dropping coins in a vending machine.

- Satoshi (RE: Bitcoin V0.1 Released)
Simon Van Gelder
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Still waiting for HTTP Error Code 402 (Payment Required) to enter general usage.
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Difference between HTTP 402 and Bitcoin is that Bitcoin actually made progress in that area ;)
Simon Van Gelder
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I would image the majority of these types of payments will be of the the mico-type. If a single chain is to become the default, it will need to be able to handle these transactions.
Simon Van Gelder
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Again, a fundamental misunderstanding: this time of my point. 402 says "use something to pay us", crypto is only one way to pay.
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402 is then obviously obsolete, since it has gained no traction, and crypto has.

I don't really understand where HTTP 402 comes into play when regarding crypto micropayments.
Simon Van Gelder
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They are complimentary technologies, not in competition.
Simon Van Gelder
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402 Errors are returned by a website when you need to make a payment for access. Access could be a snail-mailed OAuth token, but crypto now makes this feasible.That's why I'm waiting.
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Ahhh. 402 initiates payment, then crypto is used for that payment. Yeah, I see your point now. I guess BIP70 supercedes the HTTP402 in this case
Simon Van Gelder
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402s been around for a long time, but "Reserved for future use": Already part of the HTTP protocol, and would just take BIP70 on top as a data format. BIP70 is new to me, will read up.
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I don't dispute that. Personally I will use what works reliably and securely, whichever becomes commonplace is fine by me, so long as crypto is the underlying asset used for payments
Simon Van Gelder
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Here's an example implementation combining the two (not mine, not tested): https://github.com/bumi/api-payments-example/blob/master/README.md
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[Bitcoin] could get started in a narrow niche like reward points, donation tokens, currency for a game or micropayments for adult sites.

- Satoshi Nakamoto (RE: Bitcoin V0.1 Released)
Barricade
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I know how the narrative follows: Bitcoin isn't designed for people who earn less than $2/day. BTW, memo posts are small payments.
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Bitcoin isn't for people who earn less than $2/day. Lightning Network, is. Maybe a Memo can be made with lightning. Who knows?
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>BTC isn't for people who earn less than $2/day

Fixed that for you.

Bitcoin is for everybody :)
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I can prove to you that Bitcoin is for everybody: https://imgur.com/a/1NGtpoG

That's you, my friend! :D
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LN isn't even ready for the average consumer making $100/day because the UX expectation is high but the delivery is less than satisfactory. Too much risk even for small txs.
TheIce
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I imagine that enforcing an unnecessary 1mb block limit would slow down a blockchain a LOT more than the occasional kitty cat. Have fun not being able to spend your "store of value"
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Slows down the blockchain, but at least it lasts. Sidechains are for small payments. End of story.
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>but at least it lasts

how does a 1MB limit on block size make a blockchain "last"? What exactly is the BTC chain enduring that a 1MB block size allows it to persevere?
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BCH is fast regardless because there's enough block space to fit all the "spammy cat gif links" + all of the txs people do currently + millions more :)

I'd like to see a tx w/ cat gif
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Bitcoin is fast when barely anybody is using it. But doesn't change the fact that even in slow times it's still more than 10x more expensive. You are clearly an idiot.
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Uh, you can still get 1 sat/byte tx's through on BTC.
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Prove it to me. Where's the BTC social media platform? LMAO Oh yeah it's Reddit. LMAO. You can lie, but you are just lying to yourself.
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I've already explained it to you. Social platforms shouldn't exist on blockchain. This bloat and spam will only make BCash die faster.
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That is your opinion, but so far 2775 think differently. And you are obviously here posting and helping with BCH transactions. So thanks.