*Here I'm going to be exploring a simple way to measure the projected network securities of the three most popular Bitcoin-related networks, BTC, BCH, and BSV.*
**Method**: *I'm going to look at the 7-day moving averages for the transaction levels and block sizes of each coin from (a little more than) one year ago and compare it to what there is now. I'm also going to determine about how much fee revenue this will yield, along with the predetermined block reward. I'm going to graph the projected levels of each coin, assuming constant prices and average transaction fees. I shall also graph the projected raw fee revenue.*
*By multiplying together the average transaction fee with the number of transactions, I can get fee revenue per block. This is how I will include this variable*
*I chose the specific starting date I did because it was after the chaos of the hard fork between BCH and BSV and things began to establish ATLs...
# The Security Models of the Three Bitcoins
*Here I'm going to be exploring a simple way to measure the projected network securities of the three most popular Bitcoin-related networks, BTC, BCH, and BSV.*
**Method**: *I'm going to look at the 7-day moving averages for the transaction levels and block sizes of each coin from (a little more than) one year ago and compare it to what there is now. I'm also going to determine about how much fee revenue this will yield, along with the predetermined block reward. I'm going to graph the projected levels of each coin, assuming constant prices and average transaction fees. I shall also graph the projected raw fee revenue.*
*By multiplying together the average transaction fee with the number of transactions, I can get fee revenue per block. This is how I will include this variable*
*I chose the specific starting date I did because it was after the chaos of the hard fork between BCH and BSV and things began to establish ATLs...
*Here I'm going to be exploring a simple way to measure the projected network securities of the three most popular Bitcoin-related networks, BTC, BCH, and BSV.*
**Method**: *I'm going to look at the 7-day moving averages for the transaction levels and block sizes of each coin from (a little more than) one year ago and compare it to what there is now. I'm also going to determine about how much fee revenue this will yield, along with the predetermined block reward. I'm going to graph the projected levels of each coin, assuming constant prices and average transaction fees. I shall also graph the projected raw fee revenue.*
*By multiplying together the average transaction fee with the number of transactions, I can get fee revenue per block. This is how I will include this variable*
*I chose the specific starting date I did because it was after the chaos of the hard fork between BCH and BSV and things began to establish ATLs...
Do you think Twetch can achieve mass adoption by being expensive to use and hard to start an account with? I'm slightly disappointed to be honest. But I'm going to keep exploring and trying things out.
So the brigade of /r/btc brigaded and got me banned from reddit.
Devs gotta dev.
Haven't they learned if they hit I hit back much harder?
Ladies and gents, all smart Bitcoin spenders, earners, buyers, users, holders and Twetchers. You are soon going to witness one "crazy" lone soldier taking down single handedly an entire brigade of Salty Roger's infantry. I will be making a ear necklace of war trophies.
Nothing better than a technical proof of everything I've been saying at https://www.yours.org/@j-a-m-e-s and nothing better than a technical proof that proves Dr. Craig S. Wright absolutely bloody right. What's coming they're not gonna like it at all. I say stiff!