What is the difference between the two?
BSV want to get as close to the protocol as initially described and released by Satoshi. Removing unnecessary changes and limits added later by core. ABC wants further constant changes
ROI of the largest LN hubs is 0.011%/year
The 20 LNBIG Lightning Network nodes have processed 80k payments and collected 5.74 USD in fees in the last month. Extrapolating, thats $68.88 per year
https://bit.ly/2G50frh
ROI of the largest LN hubs is 0.011%/year
The 20 LNBIG Lightning Network nodes have processed 80k payments and collected 5.74 USD in fees in the last month. Extrapolating, thats $68.88 per year
https://bit.ly/2G50frh
That ROI is worth it in such a low risk and low volatility environment 🤣
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Once you open the possibility you open it for everything. And it's mentioned BTW in the BIP. Full LN if someone will want it. I think it's cool. Miners will love it.
I feel like barking to the wall. Let's stop right here rather.
Moving goalposts? Can you go back to my original question and explain to me how IPFS valuates its data and makes marketplace out of it?
To my understanding wormhole doesn't remove txs offchain.
Thanks for reporting. This usually happens because the transactions are stuck in the mempool, and unconfirmed transactions are displayed first in /all. I will look into fixing it.
Sure pay taxes to buy up armies that invade other countries that kill innocent children because you gave them money to buy bombs. Lets change our system to a voluntary based revenue
Not every country is invading others.
I wonder what happened to Jihan..
As long as he is able to fund Amaury he is still relevant.
I wonder what happened to Jihan..
Nope. They went with SV for its roadmap and vision. BCH has none.
...and luckily it didn't take long for alternative to appear on BCH. Honest.cash, Bitdb fork, Cashaccounts, BadgerButton, CashButton etc.etc.
Copycats.
Testing Memo, what are the main functions here?
By using bitcoin (or similar) and trusted services. Whoooosh.
LOL! BCH building grounds for L2 and LN. After quacking a year and a half how miners need to get paid.
ABC now looks like Core 1.1alpha with small blocks instead of tiny ones.
r/btc
#Bitcoin gives another previously nonexisting dimension to solutions of many problems. The one can't afford anymore his mind to only look at technical solutions and not consider economic ones.
I wonder how bitcoin sv will do in a year?
Will we have huge blocks by then? Will there be usage? Like over 100mb sustainable blocks? With tokenization and onchain data storage use case. Nothing is impossible.
BIP62 and Schnorr: a new era in BCH privacy and smart contracting
https://gist.github.com/markblundeberg/a3aba3c9d610e59c3c49199f697bc38b
File storage on a peer to peer payment system (outside of small documents or text) is just idiocy.
Thanks for the heads up blockstream.
