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BitcoinHoarder
This is a Core troll narrative. Looking at short term market fluctuations instead of the tech. If you want a Bitcoin that can scale then look to BCH.
BitcoinHoarder
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You realize BSV broke BCH transaction record by DOUBLE right?
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Of course, block propagation isn't a problem on a centralized network. Moron.
BitcoinHoarder
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You mad at me because I’m filthy rich or I’m right? 😆 Miners will come as BSV continues to blow everything out the water. Developers love stable permissionless platform
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OOT: you tipped your own post? That's new! But thank you for leaving me a tip a few hours ago! 🙏
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Nevermind that, seems I got the similar name mixed up!
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Then why CSW and Charles X are saying SV is permissioned development? Maybe you should listen more carefully to your dear leaders?

-massive facepalm
BitcoinHoarder
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If you misunderstood or don’t get it, follow the massive movement in money, my money 😉
BitcoinHoarder
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Permission protocol CHANGE requires miner vote. permissionless to build ON TOP OF BSV. Businesses have to change back end software to support CTOR. That’s PERMISSION to build app.
1DYD9Y8EomqBapvM
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Which changes do businesses need? CTOR is just order of txs inside a block. And miners are currently voting on all three big Bitcoin chains
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Finally. Nobody can be this retarded.

-double massive facepalm.
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Secondly to build ON TOP OF SV SHITCOIN one must grant permission to use his patents. Thirdly, if you don't like CTOR which scales massively the real bitcoin as cash, u r free GTFO.
Bitcoin Faucet
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OOT: thank you for the tip you left me! 🙏
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Wrong again. CSW explicitely said development is now permissioned (his own words) which is why they are mining their shitcoin at a loss so they can implement whatever they want.
BitcoinHoarder
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Like I said, if you misunderstood or don’t get it, follow the money, before you lose all of yours.
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Like I said, if you misunderstood or don’t get it, follow the money, before you lose all of yours.
Bunch
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Wrap your head around what "permissioned development", "government friendly" and "miner ID" entail. Then read the whitepaper again, the "trust" parts. It should click at some point
Bitcoin Faucet
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Charles X is a communist trying to build a second layer for his master.
SaltySatoshis
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Someone is but hurt ... BSV scales, it’s legal , it’s pure utility for everyone not just some..
TrashPosterInTheDark
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Yes?
Bitcoin Faucet
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There is no problem with block propigation if you take out the saboaged code put in by Greg and Amuary.
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They didnt really. Miner transactions dont really count as a stress test. If they didnt promonate through the network then they are irrelevant. The 32MB block was closer to 17-18MB.
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Is there any new code related to the biggest blocks? As I understand it's just miner's node settings, applicable to any Bitcoin chain
Bitcoin Faucet
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That's the dumbest statment i've heard. BCH devs are limiting tech to force people into wormhole.
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People are not forced to wormhole. It is not a side chain for transactions.
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Limiting tech how? They have more stable node software, and better scaling potential than BSV. Wormhole is a side project for those who want to get involved with ICO's.
Bitcoin Faucet
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So you are saying that the dev's get to taint the code for their own ICO scams.
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Nothing is tainted, and ICO's are an interesting new idea. It should help some start ups, but like venture capitalists, one involved must know the risks.