Quote from: hobbymd on August 08, 2016, 03:53:37 PM

Wrong, Bitcoin is showing that it's open for business to scammers, hackers and criminals without any worries .

It is not wrong, my statement is factually right. Bitcoin has stood for decentralization, censorship resistance and immutability (among other things). As far as criminals are concerned, that's what the law enforcement is for. Stop with the false deductions.

Quote from: hobbymd on August 08, 2016, 03:53:37 PM

Whose gonna use a tech that is a cesspool of criminals and scammers?!?

ETH was created and is being used by criminals.

Quote from: hobbymd on August 08, 2016, 03:53:37 PM

easily stolen with no way of recovering ever back . Plus bitcoin is way way more centralized than other altcoins, the mining sphere in bitcoin is owned by the Chinese and in effect the block chain is owned and controlled by them as well ( top 3 Chinese pools can easily do 51% attack if they wish ) . Just because you might be running a node that doesn't mean bitcoin network is decentralized .

It's quite obvious that your knowledge on the matter is severely limited and/or you're deeply involved with altcoins.

Quote from: MingLee on August 08, 2016, 03:57:52 PM

Any fork for Bitcoin that happens without any large stake of interest from the rest of the community is a useless attempt to change something.

This is a bit incorrect. Any "fork attempt" is controversial/contentious without consensus. Any 'fork' without consensus is an altcoin.