I think segwit will not be able to happen with bitcoin, the request rate is too high, it is almost impossible for bitcoin. LTC is only 75%, so it's easy to achieve and will soon grow. For bitcoin, the head of the second largest lake in China has stated that bitcoins do not need segwit, which is a very hard affirmation of the heads, they assert that the bitcoin is strong enough to grow freely. And it does not need any impact. I personally feel that is true, and I believe segwit will not happen to bitcoin.
dumb antpool just toggled their hashpower to prevent Segwit activation on LTC
... So, if we are still having these discussions next year, we know that bitcoin is decentralized and that an oligarchy of miners is playing its role of keeping bitcoin immutable ; if bitcoin activated segwit, we know that Core is the ultimate master and central power of bitcoin.
you are raving dude, Bitcoin needs to be scaled, because the quantity of it's users is rising constantly
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Re: BU support down below 35%
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on 09/04/2017, 08:54:18 UTC
Now they toggle their hashpower to block segwit on Litecoin and have only 25% on Bitcoin
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Re: They found Satoshi?
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on 08/04/2017, 07:25:28 UTC
Is it true that Satoshi dissapeared when Gavin Andressen said that he is going to CIA?
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Re: Who else is tired of this shit?
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on 08/04/2017, 07:16:03 UTC
Ok, ok , now im tired of this shit, just stop lifting it
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Re: The only answer against Miners Mafia is UASF
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on 07/04/2017, 09:42:38 UTC
I also like UASF, what can average bitcoiner do, to help it's progress?
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Re: When do you think Bitcoin will reach $1500?
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on 07/04/2017, 09:39:19 UTC
It will happen by summer or earlier if we past crisis on scaling problem
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Re: Christianity is Poison
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on 07/04/2017, 09:32:34 UTC
Nice thread I agree with the OP it's XXI century now and those bigots and fanatics are still there
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Re: trump bombs syria, sells out to neocons/jews
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on 07/04/2017, 09:28:58 UTC
Trump likes the action not dialogue like Obama, he wants to save people from zarin. But I like that, it's very bad when president of some country kills his own people.
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Re: What are the putinists doing in lybia?
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on 07/04/2017, 09:20:31 UTC
I think they are backing another tyrant Asad and have some interests in destabilizing region
I am not trying to play sides by stating this. I am stating this as a programmer with 37 years of experience and I have become reasonably knowledgeable about blockchain technology and economics in my 4 years since I entered the Bitcoin ecosystem.
I thought programmers are very busy people they don't have time to post loads of crap all day.
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Re: Fuck: SegWit, LN, Blockstream, Core, Adam Back, and GMazwell
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on 07/04/2017, 09:06:42 UTC
BTU has president not Bitcoin. You are BTU shill and your nick contains 'BTC' pretty strange
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Re: Blockstream is a controlled demolition of Bitcoin
It's a great achievement to become one in a million in Bitcoin. There are approximately 15 mln dollar millionaires on Earth. So if you are one in a million in Bitcoin it's 15 times cooler than to be a dollar millionaire
if people wake up to reality. so that they stop kissing team X ass and stop following like sheep and start asking their favourite team to do it.
So far it appears you are far outnumbered. No people is going to "wake up" and asking their team despite all your attempts. What more can you add to that you're saying everyday? some new fact to convince anybody?
I see that we are not going to easily achieve this consensus and what should we do? What can you suggest?
Why not look at real life, instead of just what 1 person says?
Bitcoin has had dozens of soft-forks, some of which took longer to activate. That's what's happened in the past soft-forks, all programmed with 95% acceptance thresholds. What makes you think this fork will be different?
Because so far I don't see how are we going to overcome BU mining hash power if we dont lower treshold