Quote from: bitmover on Today at 01:41:45 PM

Quote from: MrSolo on Today at 01:09:58 PM

a real currency like nakamoto wanted it to be that you can actually use to pay for a 2$ cheesburger without paying 15$ to transfer it.

Do you think Satoshi Nakamoto created bitcoin so you could buy a cheeseburger paying less fees? You could use Visa for that before, and you can still use it for that now.

We are talking about decentralization of money, not a cheaper cheeseburger.

Maybe i'm mistaken, it could be that he wanted wealth to be decentralized not currency, like gold to preserve wealth which kinda makes sense by requiring higher fees when volitality orrcures i guess is a smart lock.

However my point is simply that do we need one to be used as currency and won't have issues with scalability and volitality or do you think we already have that?

Quote from: BrewMaster on Today at 01:41:54 PM

Quote from: MrSolo on Today at 01:09:58 PM

i understand that BCH and BSV are probably way more superior than

why exactly do you think centralized altcoins with lots of weaknesses that the community has ridiculed and ignored are "superior" to anything?

maybe those coins have issues with nodes and community but their technology like BCH has a 8mb block size or BSV which i think has a 32MB block size which means higher scalability and way lower fees but maybe even that is not enough for real use.