Cryptopoly

Joined Nov 09, 2018

Lets talk about Crypto + blockchain

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Metalbrushes_Tattoo
How about some beer and pizza too? Cheers
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White men are people too
Thats what almost all the tokens/coins today are, and if it "works" whats the point of any upgrade at all
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slb
Not necessarily. They said on twitter that they will follow Moneybutton's suggestion which might lead to a loss of split transactions until memo decides which implementation to support
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Yes but seeing how this isn't about coins as much as it is about transactions. The trxns on the "losing" chain would just from memo/yours will disappear from the "winning" chain
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Sk8eM dUb
The converse is just as applicable, and there is no sure shot way of knowing which will work out
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White men are people too
Absolutely, but it might be too early to focus on stability. I'm of the opinion that it is better to try different things at this stage and focus on stability later on
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The transactions are protected for now but the user generated content created after the fork could be on different chains and hence lesser users on each of the chains
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Assuming a 50-50 split, a transaction on ABC's chain will not be visible to 50% of current memo users on SV. So lesser users on memo on each chain -> less incentive to use memo
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At the moment, there is shared BCH history and all memo transactions are on the same chain. In the event of a split, which is more than likely, the community will be divided into 2
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Apologies, I didn't explain too well. I understand the hardfork and the changing consensus rules but I question if that will actually result in any hash war.
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Just try quinoa!
2287d · BCH Q&A
What I have gathered so far is that it is an op code that would enable atomic swaps but not sure how it actually functions
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BitcoinHoarder
Restoration of op codes that were removed (and not fixed) because they did not matter. How is that an "enhancement"?
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Sk8eM dUb
Maybe its just me but I don't get why the "original vision" is so important. Shouldn't we improve with the times?
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The protocol is ready for either implementation but that would destroy the network effects of having the already limited DAU's on the same "chain"
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Isn't it more like "to each its own" - do with it as you wish?
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Especially since exchanges are known to have a very polarising effect
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Food for thought: by remaining ambivalent, exchanges are giving the users (and by extension the markets) the power. Not a bad thing
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Zipper
lol, yeah. Not very useful information
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cbeastsv
Too early to say, we thought we had enough of this last year itself
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Why is there even a hash war?
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anarchovegan
Probably but it sounds nice
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BitcoinHoarder
Love your discipline but I reckon that some our the more profit minded folks will ditch and head to whichever chain ends up with "profitable" mining
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Metalbrushes_Tattoo
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