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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Yep.. BU absolutely definitely possibly maybe ready for prime time..
by
franky1
on 26/04/2017, 09:25:09 UTC
well if people want to fill every block by spending 144 times a day and they are not doing lean tx's then they should pay more.

EG not just a pay per byte, but a pay per lack of many confirms.
EG you pay 144 times more if you want to spend every block, compared to someone who only spends once a day.

the benefit is then if its not spam but a service that needs to send every block. they then move over to LN and save lots of fees

that way users that only spend once a day are not paying the price
So if I'm a genuine user who uses Bitcoin a lot per day, I will be classified as a spammer and will have to pay the price? Awesome idea. Roll Eyes
you would use LN to pay small amounts randomly multiple times a day..
or
you would decide that your sig campaign management should adapt in daily batches to cut costs onchain instead of many times a day.

oh here is the kicker.. that should really wake you up to the fee debate of the last year..
whats wrong with paying $60 fee.. thats only 8 hours minimum wage labour in UK/america??
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[now you may emotionally understand third world countries where for the last year you and others have said 40c (8hour labour) is ok]
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With this node crash BU supporters should have woken up
they should now realize that they shouldn't their million to some idiot programmers who produces bad software.
They should have trust their money to more experience coders and has maintaining the welfare of bitcoin for a long time.
It takes a normal and rational person who is not delusional (and obviously not paid) to realize that they're wrong. It takes a big person to admit being wrong and changing your opinion (this happens with pretty much every belief, e.g. vaccines == autism; flat Earth). BTU is pretty much identical to those.

oh lauda you need to read your own words then. thats why MANY implementations of diversity offsets the "too big to fail" mentality.
your stuck in the 'its us or them' corporate takeover mindset..
wake up and think many diverse people as a community all with their own brand preference which unite on certain rules , that way EG if your a mcdonalds guy, someone else was a KFC guy.. it wont matter if mcdonalds or KFC stopped serving.. peopl wouldnt starve because theres loads of restuarants of different brands available in the same town(network) that agree to the fundemental rules of feeding people

i know you wanna scream blue murder that mcdonalds should be the only fast food restaurant because they also serve chicken based meals. but your not thinking beyond the burger/chicken debate