The argument that Bitcoin saves the user from fiat inflation is a "Store of Value" argument. There already exists many far superior stores of value in S&P 500/Real Estate/Gold. The only reasonable argument for Bitcoin
"What's the point in a blockchain which is mined by a single central authority? Bsv may be superficially a crypto but it's not a crypto at all in practice. Even if the testnet nodes were in remote parts of the world
How s2x fail if it had 95% signaling? An army of liars pretended they were the BTC community throughout social media. They claimed the community supported high fees, small blocks and a short delay until the arrival of
TL;DR: No one in the crypto ecosystem will ever say 15 May 2019 was boring. Mere minutes into the scheduled Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network upgrade, an unrelated bug was found, timed to be exploited for maximum negative
"The attack was supposed to make everyone think hard forks are dangerous. The fact that we're on the other side of this even with a bug makes me feel hard forks are less dangerous because even when "something goes
"The best part was reading /u/nullc 's fan fiction about old ladies being robbed, and then seeing him delete the comment when it was apparent he didn't understand what was going on."
Pools are mining almost empty blocks: https://explorer.bitcoin.com/bch it is an ABC client issue. any miner who is mining with abc is affected. if they are mining with BU they dont have the issue