though i dont think it can kill btcsegwit because segwit has been a part of bitcoin phoenomenon. segwits can add innovation and upgrade or improvements to bitcoin, in order to make it faster , better and stronger.
SegWit and LN (Lightning Networks)
makes Bitcoin insecure and fragile. That insecurity and fragility forces Bitcoin towards an oligarchy of mining (wherein the Mt. Box and the miners are in the oligarchy), which is quite ironic since that is precisely what Core claims its focused on preventing.
Just because most of you are ignorant about technology and thus believe any lies youre told by the deluded, doesnt make any of you correct about your irrational idealism about Core.
Search this page and the prior one for the term Mt. Box (not Mt. Gox) for more about this. Actually click All search the entire thread, which contained some links to the some of the technical arguments about that.
were on the same boat. at first ive always hated bitcoincash
Irrational emotions and inferior comprehension of reality/markets/details is how greater fools get fooled and fleeced.
How many of you ignored me when I said buy LTC at 0.006 and then it went to 0.022, and ditto again here in this thread for BCH at 0.05 just days before it went to 0.3+. That is like 24X more BTC yall could have had if you had listened to me. So who is loony?
Heck even I dislike the EOS $2 billion money grab, I said to buy it at $1 a few weeks ago and now it is at $3. Add this trade and that is 72X more BTC if youd not diversified (or still significantly more BTC even if you had diversified).
And that doesnt include that the only microcap altcoin I ever recommended was Byteball when it was $1 million marketcap. So 72 x 250 = 18000 BTC for every 1 BTC you had put to work following my insight. I understood what made Byteballs consensus protocol very unique, because I read and understood entirely the whitepaper. Technological expertise matters.
Oh but Im looney.
P.S. The term Mt. Box was first used as best I can tell by one of the original inventor or key people involved with the development of Lightning Networks.