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ยป BREAKING: Brazil to make Bitcoin legal tender
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post 1648430183 10-06-2021, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted By JeepBruh
And one of the solutions is easy. Raise block size limit. Not shuffle people off to layer 2 solutions that go through 3rd parties that pretend to be non-custodial.

What is bitcoin cash blocksize limit now? 32MB or something? Chugging along with 32 times greater transaction capacity compared to BTC, all while remaining P2P, while transaction fees are 1/100 of a penny. I think there are other coins that have even greater capacity than this if I am not mistaken.
There are custodial and non-custodial L2 options same as L1. Who is pretending to be non-custodial? If you think BCH is superior, then go use it. The market has determined BTC is the superior chain.

Again bigger blocks lead to less decentralization and less security. This is blockchain 101.
post 1648430793 10-06-2021, 12:10 PM
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Originally Posted By entropy91
There are custodial and non-custodial L2 options same as L1. Who is pretending to be non-custodial? If you think BCH is superior, then go use it. The market has determined BTC is the superior chain.

Again bigger blocks lead to less decentralization and less security. This is blockchain 101.
Explain how bigger blocks lead to centralization please. Let me guess. Because not everyone can run a node on their 10 year old raspberry pi that relies on a 56k dial up connection?

Also, you say centralization is a bad thing yet also mention L2 custodial wallets. Are you acknowledging that BTC is more centralized than BCH since the L2 solution goes through a 3rd party?

Bitcoin maxis are the biggest NPCs on the internet.

Edit: Meant to say centralized instead of decentralized. Argument remains the same.
post 1648431853 10-06-2021, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted By JeepBruh
Explain how bigger blocks lead to decentralization please. Let me guess. Because not everyone can run a node on their 10 year old raspberry pi that relies on a 56k dial up connection?

Also, you say decentralization is a bad thing yet also mention L2 custodial wallets. Are you acknowledging that BTC is more centralized than BCH since the L2 solution goes through a 3rd party?

Bitcoin maxis are the biggest NPCs on the internet.
More resource intensive data storing naturally leads to a higher threshold of participation.

I never said decentralization was a bad thing.

Bitcoin network has far more nodes than Bitcoin cash and much more hashing power securing said network. It is far more decentralized and secure than Bitcoin cash ever will be.

I'm the NPC, yet you are working for me for free keeping my thread bumped. You can't even help yourself, your frontal lobe is underdeveloped. Explains the emotional meltdown. Keep my thread on the first page footstool.

Brutal.
post 1648432073 10-06-2021, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By entropy91
More resource intensive data storing naturally leads to a higher threshold of participation.

I never said decentralization was a bad thing.

Bitcoin network has far more nodes than Bitcoin cash and much more hashing power securing said network. It is far more decentralized and secure than Bitcoin cash ever will be.

I'm the NPC, yet you are working for me for free keeping my thread bumped. You can't even help yourself, your frontal lobe is underdeveloped. Explains the emotional meltdown.

Brutal.
I'm sure your replies in this thread have helped convert people to BTC
post 1648432283 10-06-2021, 12:28 PM
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Originally Posted By JeepBruh
I'm sure your replies in this thread have helped convert people to BTC
The legacy financial system is doing most of the heavy lifting.
post 1648433093 10-06-2021, 12:42 PM
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Great now people spending 1 dollar at some random corner supermarket can pay 2 extra dollars in transaction fee. That's gonna be super useful.
post 1648445463 10-06-2021, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Barteh
Great now people spending 1 dollar at some random corner supermarket can pay 2 extra dollars in transaction fee. That's gonna be super useful.
Low IQ
post 1648446043 10-06-2021, 04:05 PM
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Coincels posting misleading information yet again
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