Quote from: piotr_n on February 27, 2018, 02:32:02 AM

Quote from: RNC on February 26, 2018, 02:55:41 PM

Segwit is just a sticking plaster for a system that won't scale on-block so never mind talk about becoming an industry
standard in the future because crypto has moved on and will leave Bitcoin dead in its tracks.

Yeah, right... Roger Ver and Craig Wright will scale the decentralised crypto by introducing gigabyte blocks and hiring people to change the constants in the code for them

You don't know what you're talking about, man.

Quote from: Kakmakr on February 26, 2018, 08:48:41 AM

Why are we making things so complicated or is this just a temporary solution to push SegWit quicker into mainstream use? Please share your experience and which implementation you used and why you chose to go that route.

You can use whichever standard you find suitable - they all work and none of them will stop working.
How is it complicated? What is your problem?

Looking at your response to RNC and myself, I should say that you should just take a chill pill, because you seem to be very tightly strung there. ^hmmmmm^

The problem is, we do not need different services using different formats all over the place. I see with the latest Bitcoin Core 0.16.0 that was released, they sort of singled out Bech32, so I reckon that is the way things are going to now. Huh

This means I have to switch to wallets that use Bech32 or hope that my wallet provider makes the switch soon.