Quote from: Victorycoin on March 18, 2017, 08:52:25 PM

These blood letting portends no good experience for the average user, whales stands to buy back at ridiculous low prices, while average joe might have had a chunk of his worth and purchasing power gone with the wind. What to do now Huh

Guess the time is ripe for migration while these two elephants make a show of their sizes.

Any 'average user' can do the same as those whales. You just need to sell on time and buy back in at a lower rate.

Quote from: Wind_FURY on March 19, 2017, 06:39:10 AM

Sad? Why would it be sad? The big blockers are saying that a fork is "healthy" and at some point, to make everyone happy, it is unavoidable. S
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The fork is everything but healthy.

Quote from: Wind_FURY on March 20, 2017, 02:23:31 AM

I know one person, who is a long time Bitcoiner, who has the capability to do something like that. He is also rumored to be the guy who hacked the DAO. He is kind of an eccentric but he is very smart. I am scared to mention his name in public and I do not know if I should. But I would happily give it to you through pm.

Don't do that.

Quote from: franky1 on March 23, 2017, 02:21:34 AM

they may even once say the first few blocks above 1mb havnt caused issues. increment it in 0.25mb increments. taking possibly a day or less to get to 2mb... but one thing is for sure they wont just jump to 2mb -straight off. they will see if there are unknown bugs/orphan risks etc
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Slow increments will not reveal all possible exploits. They will be revealed once someone attempts to use them, at which time damage has already started occuring.