So I just discovered that there is a BSV version of Memo. https://sv.memo.cash. I will see if I can get something useful posted on the platform again. #BitcoinSV
BCH Lightning Network, ON-CHAIN (for real)!!! Seriously, that is genious: forcing to sign a penalty transaction if you don't want to have to wait.
I thought about on-chain LN (similar) transaction should be possible on BCH a few days ago and boom here we are with masterminds who can pull this off from thought to reality.
Liquid: Instead of holding all your funds in one corrupt and hack-prone exchange, a bunch of corrupt and hack-prone exchanges will link themselves together so
that it is much easier to move your funds from one corrupt and hack-prone exchange to another. This also makes it more likely that if one goes down, so do the rest.
Release 0.4! It isn't the full release but I am out of time before returning to work so I am releasing now! - Hashtags & mentions - Embedded content - Search topics, users &tags - MemoPay tool
Outside Memo, it is hard to find positive information on BCH. It is sad to admit this, but it is the reality. Even I found an article where they say adoption is reversing for BCH.
We'll have to do the heavy lifting until it starts to sink in that the world has changed & there is no way back. We know, but most don't; regular users are in disbelief out there. #BCH
Outside Memo, it is hard to find positive information on BCH. It is sad to admit this, but it is the reality. Even I found an article where they say adoption is reversing for BCH.
So many coins... I think we need a technological solution to analyze coins against one another in a scientific way. How about a blockchain for this purpose? Let's call it #Coincoin.
It's a wonderful idea, but I think they chew to much, they will choke on the execution (time). The idea itself will happen in some way or another soon though, with or without Bitcoin.
Excited to say that more and more freelancers from Pakistan are joining Fivebucks in spite of the Bitcoin ban by Pakistan's CB earlier this. This proves that as long as bitcoin works as p2p cash, it's unstoppable.
The thing is, it's not the Core code quality procedures. Their procedures are, frankly, autistic. It's the fact that they have run off all the competent software architects
who were responsible for designing Bitcoin in the first place, and now there is no one there to tell them basic things like "removing verification checks is a bad idea".
BCore tell us all nodes matter, but they only care about mining nodes upgraded with their new zero-day hard fork. And hard forks are something they don't do cause they're dangerous