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https://coingeek.com/coingeek-announces-tokenized-project-as-winner-of-5m-contest-for-bitcoin-bch-token-solution/

an ethereum killer
#bitcoincash reminds the world what it was built for.
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I'll be interested to see details. Seems much less capable than ethereum.

Ethereum is a giant distributed virtual machine where every block is an updated state. This is not the same.
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if the virtual machine can't scale though,
what is the point of an updated state?
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You're a BCH supporter, so you aren't afraid of Bitcoin having a massive blockchain, but Ethereum's means it can't scale?
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I'm a "supporter" of efficient solutions
simple ones that make sense.

Increasing block sizes for smart contracts
with one currency.

Even I understand
that will simply work.
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kittykats thing proved it couldn't scale
scaling is critical.

it will solve a problem for most internet architectures
google,
facebook,
youtube,
netflix
alibaba
DHL
amazon
etc etc etc
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a 2nd layer) needs to compete with the smart contract capabilities of ethereum is going too far. Let the money be money.
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How funny,
that's the money button :)
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Lol, what? The MoneyButton is not a smart contract layer.
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it might become one as a token,
early days.
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Depends where you're thinking from.

The utility of each block will serve purpose as money,
A system that enables functions increases the value
money is value is money.
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Kitties didn't prove the network couldn't scale, just that the network wasn't yet ready for that much traffic. The concept is exactly the same for BCH - its a matter of blockchain size
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It also proved gas is expensive.

BCH and ETH are completely different systems,
the two don't compare.

Bitcoin is built to scale
with big blocks,
that's what is being proven now.
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*expensive for microtransactions

Which for me,
is the one of the main tasks of peer to peer ELECTRONIC cash

... people, thinking
to make a much needed resource economically viable.
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Ethereum was never supposed to be electronic cash, people just use it as such because its easy.

Be a BCH maximalist all you want - so am I - but don't bury your head in the sand.
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pulled my head out of the sand, heard this:
&feature=youtu.be

"casper's coming
serenity
new ways to govern.. "

and stuck it back in deeper.
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Lol, great point! I guess I will just drop all logic and reason in favor being guided by your personal jests!
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logic?
reason?

I must have missed something.
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Clearly.
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with my head so deep in sand it's hard to hear you,
were you saying ethereum will eventually be able to scale??
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I know you probably read a tweet from CSW bashing ETH, combined with Ryans tweet yesterday about MoneyButton being a 2nd layer - it is, but not for smart contracts.
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at the meetup I learned about opcodes SV will be (re)introducing
OP_MUL, OP_LSHIFT, RSHIFT increase range of numbers
increase capabilities 4 smart contracts.
Will be interesting.


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no, I didn't.
have been busy with Melbourne's BCH meetup and the stress test,
what did I miss?
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Craig just likes to make similar unfounded claims about Ethereum and BCH smart contract capabilities (though I suspect he knows better, and is seeking attention / pushing his agenda).
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Oh, so you're not a fan.
BCH will have to demonstrate why he's such a pain in the arse then.
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I don't like or dislike Craig. Don't know him.

I do, however, evaluate the claims people make based on evidence, and don't just listen to everything someone says because I'm "a fan".
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is bitcoin not evidence enough to substantiate claims?
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No. Saying "look at Bitcoin" is not enough to substantiate his wild claims.
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Pretty harsh, I see bitcoin as a solid proof of work to be proud of.
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What are you even talking about? I see Bitcoin, the internet, and ice cream as accomplishments humanity should be proud of, but that doesn't make the random nonsense CSW says correct.
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Yes, in the exact same way that BCH does...
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ok, time will tell.
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BCH= Memo, Yours, CoinText, EatBCH etc...

ETH= Cryptokitties and smart contracts?
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BCH = memo, yours, eatbch, oyo, bookchain, bitdb, smart contracts, memobutton, moneybutton, memochicken, cashport, handcash, keyport, mattr, bitsocket, bitquery..

ETH = terminally ill
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BCH = smart contracts

mortgages,
births
deaths
marriages
shares
people to people
people to machine
machine to machine

supply chain
gambling
privacy

secure, smart, contracts.

= dETH
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Skycoin= Cryptokitties and a new decentralized personal hardware internet
https://memo.cash/post/54676da2b1456a700398c5b3384e08e52cfa785ff56ea253226d7320b0375bf7
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I agree that Bitcoin protocol itself is the best place for most basic financial contracts (like Satoshi first envisioned). However, the idea that the BCH protocol itself (without...
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That includes blockspace efficiency, which is the ultimate scaling bottleneck for both coins.
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That's what the stresstests are (also) for,
increasing blockspace efficiencies.

The work2 improve bitcoin is being done
in a way that serves business.

I don't hear that for ethereum.
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Unless you change the base protocol or go 2nd layer, Bitcoin (BCH) isn't going to touch Ethereum's smart contract functionality, efficiency, or incentive model.


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