/biz/ - Business & Finance

Coinbase fucked the true king and shall pay for this crime.

Bitcoin vs Btrash

Obvious winner

SPOILER ALERT eth wins

BITCOIN ON AN OPEN FIELD NED

>>5313141

Esto es el fin Grande Padre

BTC IS TANKING

BCH MOONING

BCH BUYS ARE UNLOCKED ON COINBASE


IT"S ON!!

Never pay fees again. Instantaneous. No side chains. Bitcoin cash

>>5313097
Let's do this.

>>5313097

It hasn't begun until gdax opens bch btc pair

Who BCASH here?

>>5313209
this. my bcash with waiting to sell on that pairing. Just fucking open it already. Need my extra sats for the moon mission

The King is to busy for such a minor foe. Prince Litecoin can handle this.

>>5313240
your sats will be worthless soon

>>5313097
its like the old political coalition

both sides owned by the same jews

>>5313116
What are you talking about? Monero is doing fine.

>>5313183
Where is BCH mooning?

It's nice af actually being able to arbitrage these satoshis :3

>>5313240

Wheeeeeeeeeen

bcore can't die soon enough

>>5313097
>battle

Look at the graph. Bitcoin Cash is going to win in the longrun.

>>5313437
>$3 transactions
Needs to be updated to $30+

>>5313313
>Monero
pfff, more like....Fartnero.

>>5313467
more like $100+

>>5313097

i want my fucking money back!!!!

>>5313437
>>5313492
this is outdated. But how do we spread it to normies?

>>5313492
this is so retarded

>>5313194
>he thinks Roger Ver won't charge XDD

right now its $3145 on gdax and $2892 on binance. food for thought

>>5313097
it hasn't begun, it's already over. btc has been steady at 1.3 mining profitability over bch for like 5 hours now and miners aren't switching over to btc. they've switched over every other time, but this time they know something and are just sticking with bch, no idea what's going to come up but it looks like btc already lost.

>>5313141

You mean the coin that gets destroyed by a random furry website? ok

So politics aside how are you guys trading this? Obviously if it moons its a satoshi sale, but I don't feel safe selling the top into a dying BTC.

At the same time I don't wanna get caught bagholding BCH if it doesn't flippen over the next few days.

>>5313682
sell on the way up, buy on the way down

WHO HERE GETTING /JUST'D/???

I'M DOWN 24.3% OF MY TOTAL PORTFOLIO ON BITCOIN CASH

I'M BLEEDING MONEY BUT I JUST CAN'T SELL

I'M STUCK HOLDING BAGS

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

>>5313867
BCH just went live less than an hour ago. You'll be fine

>>5313867
Stop posting this in every thread, corecuck shill.

>>5313857
hmmm doesn't seem true to the /biz/ way tho

>>5313888
Fuckers took it offline again. Just what type of shit are they pulling here?

>>5313925
SHITPOSTING IS THE ONLY THING THAT TAKES THE PAIN AWAY
>>5313888
not arguing with those digits

>>5313867
just fucking wait you clown

>>5313097
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYHFrf5ci_g
1 comment

>I agree with the facts of your video in that LN is going to be for the banks and a disaster for BTC. However it is not all just the block size that is what really happened even though it is what everyone has been in an uproar about but was merely the icing on the cake. The real subversion happened in March of 2015 wherein they added RBF or replace by fee which broke zero-conf and first seen. https://theflippening.github.io/open-letter-to-bitcoin-miners-from-another-miner/ "Due to the constant high fees and network congestion, they introduced an anti-feature called Replace By Fee (RBF) https://medium.com/@octskyward/replace-by-fee-43edd9a1dd6d (Mar 28, 2015). The aim of this was to allow users to pay a higher fee for transactions that were stuck and unconfirmed. This broke a critical feature called Zero-Conf which meant merchants could reliably accept a low value transaction with no confirmations as long as it was the first transaction seen on the network. Merchants could monitor key nodes around the network and reliably detect double spends with very good accuracy which allowed them to accept transactions with high confidence within 10 seconds and not have to wait minutes or hours for confirmations. Zero-Conf worked great for Brick and Mortar stores like buying your morning coffee. With the RBF feature, now users could pay for their goods, leave the store, then send the same transaction again but this time with a higher fee and send the amount back to their own wallet and rob the merchant in broad daylight. This feature robs Bitcoin of being a useful Point of Sale transaction mechanism." 1/2

JUST BCH MY SHIT UP!

>>5314013
>So, to counter the double spend problem, which they created with their greed and desire for higher fees and corporate centralization, they added segwit which would later lead the way and allow the Lightning Network. This entire uproar and fiasco with segwit vs segwit 2x forks etc was supposedly because of a slowing BTC and increasingly high fees and it was, however they created the problem to begin with in order to bring in their solution. This is critically called the Hegelian Dialectic or Problem, Reaction, Solution. Create the problem (slow and high fees), get a reaction (please help us btc users) then offer up the solution, that being the one that they desired in the first place. Segwit vs 2x was merely a circus show to distract from what was being created in the first place. Blockstream and the other corp types like Mastercard and related Bilderburg connections are behind all of this since 2015 and were behind both Segwit and 2x. They offered up both solutions to their problem and then let the people choose which cup of poison they wanted. It has all been a masterful deception wherein they will be the ultimate winners unless we the people see through this deception and choose wisely. 2/2

>>5314013
This is dumb, it assumes merchants will run their own mining farm, at their expense, to mine transactions directed to them. That's retarded in a couple of ways.

When you ask for a beer now days...everyone wants one of them lite beers. Like a Coors light. Or a bud light. They don't want any of that Coors cash shit. It's so bad it's not even a real beer. That's how I know lite coins are the best. They are refreshing. Everyone wants to grab a pack and enjoy them with the boys.

>>5314115
fucking retarded nucoiner, all you need is a node and this worked perfectly fine for tons of people until 2015 when kikestream ruined bitcoin

you corecucks are so fucking thickheaded i swear to god, youre like that annoying fucking kid in school, the little tattletale cunt who could never do any wrong

FUCK YOU COREKEKS FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU

>>5313634
>coin that gets destroyed by a random furry website?
care to elaborate, sir?

>>5313991
I AM THOUGH

>>5314115
all I can say as a consumer who wants to use crypto as a payment
>I don't care what the merchant do,does,wants. I pay and that's it for me. Its not like you go and pay with your visa and wait in the store for your payment to arrive at the merchant right

>>5314263
>>5313634
Cryptokitties are really just another furry fandom event and not a revolutionary market innovation apparently.

>>5314250
If you want to accept low-fee transactions for your business, that miners wouldn't normally mine, you don't need "just a node". You need to fucking mine them yourself. I also didn't say anything else about whatever you're sperging out about.

>>5314338
holy fuck corecucks are literally this fucking braindead

>>5313867
Wait until the burgers get home and can actually buy in, the rest of the world (apart from some burger-attachments like AUS) can still only watch from the sidelines.

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>>5314338
look at this fucking guy, corecucks are absolute brainlets with zero understanding of bitcoin technology

>>5313141
ETH is the Yeb! of crypto

>>5314385
i'm waiting i'm waiting i swear i'm waiting

>>5314385
uk here, just watching. Once we can get involved bcash will tank

>>5314385
Wait, so all the trading going down on GDAX for BCH is basically limited to the U.S. right now? Holy shit, wait until the rest of the world gets in on this.....

>>5314556
You guys going to immediately dump everything for a loss or something?

I really think cash khux have something genetically wrong with them how could you fall for such a scam? The only explanation is that you were born to lose

>>5314616
No it's only it's actually just limited to my bedroom. Wait until it leaves my bedroom! It's going to Skyrocket to billions

Fucking gdax. There is clearly enough liquidity now. Are they afraid to see BCH moon?

>>5314657
not a loss. If I dump bcash now i make mad sats
should have left it on bittrex and dropped at 0.22

>>5314790
Maybe they just want to drive customers away for no reason

i just sold some of my btc in the hope it drops lower so i make sats

Guarenteed btc moons now. It's always the same

>>5314148
>When you ask for a beer now days...everyone wants one of them lite beers. Like a Coors light. Or a bud light. They don't want any of that Coors cash shit. It's so bad it's not even a real beer. That's how I know lite coins are the best. They are refreshing. Everyone wants to grab a pack and enjoy them with the boys.

makes sense

just put in an order for 100K LTC

yeah dude this will for sure play out differently to last time my man where bch dumped leaving bag holders for month as btc smashed its ath haha

cant wait to be rich on bch and buy a coffee haha, no way the network gets clogged exactly like btc if it ever had the same use haha, the devs are great and it even has a ceo who is a clean fair guy not a criminal manipulative jew haha


bch for life guys buy haha

seriously please fucking buy it, i bought ath and im getting fucked please help guys

>>5314858
rip

>>5314859
This. I'm going to be eating Ramen the next few days because of this s***

>>5313097
Britbong here

Still can't buy or sell through Coinbase

>>5314904
i just saved all the core hodlers by tempting fate

You're all welcome

Will BCH last long enough to make this a General. It is historic, ya know

>>5314013
Does BCH have RBF? Or did they revert that change?

>>5314424
this

>>5315060
bch removed rbf

They're both shitcoins that need to die

THIS IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO GET ON THE BCH RIDE. 3.175 ON COINBASE. IT WILL NEVER BE THIS LOW AGAIN. SCREENSHOT THIS POST.

>>5315149
would say the same but you need one to measure all the others once fiat is dead

They fork a segwid 2x 4mb adjustable algorithm free coins fork.
So I guess this shit will win bankers tricked us once again

Pretty hilarious to see the coin back into the same position it was when people jumped on the bandwagon

>>5315184
aaaaaand you wrong

>>5315234

Worst reason for a digital asset to exist I've ever heard anon. Why would I measure my wealth on a shitheap scale? Anyone who's not an emotional faggot measures against fiat.

>>5315366
>lets say fiat is dead = no more USD EUR whatever
you need a stor of value like gold or something like that

but like with fiat now, nothing is backed with gold anymore

now everything ( or most of it ) is backed with USD

>>5314926
>Not using bitfinex

>>5314859
haha yeah these bcashies are too dumb to see the value of digital gold. These morons actually think the unconfirmed tx's mean anything. That's just poorfags who don't want to pay the fee. We're going straight to 25k.

>>5315184
but it's like 0.2
It reached 0.37 the other day, wtf, how can cashies be happy about this price "rise"? it's still way down from ATH

>>5315579
because I just fucking bought in, how are you guys so fucking dumb

"It's down 30%, brand new coin to normiebase, it's going to keep going down and never get close to it's ath again'

fucking delusional, it's literally free money.

>>5314616
I had to use CEX.IO and Binance to start trading in Peru, so yeah... I could've bought 3 years ago but it was a fucking nightmare to deal with cashing out and localbitcoin scammers.

Update - We have re-enabled Bitcoin Cash buys & sells. Availability may fluctuate today based on market health.

https://status.coinbase.com/

>>5315884
it's still unavailable for me. outside the US.

>>5315092
Jesus christ, that explains why I never had to care about confirmations back in the early days. Thanks for letting me know.

>>5313097
Buy walls building up.

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>>5315884
Your Greed will be your downfall

>>5316119
If you really want BCH to take the throne you would all be cucked to Jihan and Roger Ver. They would be “bosses” of the blockchain, thus centralizing it, thus the exact opposite of what the real bitcoin is and stands for. DECENTRALIZED. TRUSTLESS. PEER 2 PEER

>>5313097
there is a clear winner. there's only one that you can actually use.

>>5316198
And Core hasn't already centralized it to their vision? Lmao

>>5316119
Mining isn't affected by the growth of the blockchain. Only full chain nodes are affected.

Mining is only affected by block size increased. Miners, or mining pools nowadays, requires a network capable of transferring at most 1 MB every 10 minute. With BCH they require at most 8 MB every 10 minute.

This is a non issue for mining pools today, and most solo-miners too.

>>5316281
Core didn’t rip off a brand, that isn’t copyrighted yet because this is crypto, and is persuading the public that the rip off alt chain with a stolen name is the “real bitcoin”

I dont understand how core people can argue that cash brings centralization when their solution to $50 fees is literally a centralized side chain

>>5316353
The original Bitcoin is dead, it's the many bastard children sired by it who argue over who was the true heir.

>>5314827
hehehe hahaha ANd BCH ends up being with 1.1 sats