BSV's dropping out of top 10, isn't it?
BSV's dropping out of top 10, isn't it?
Andrew Lee
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Aiden Gray
top 100 soon
Samuel Ross
Scam can't run forever. Fed is going to learn a similar lesson in a few months.
Matthew White
Yes please, more cheap Bitcoin for me.
Juan Hall
Tether claims that it intends to hold all United States dollars in reserve so that it can meet customer withdrawals upon demand, though it was unable to meet all withdrawal requests in 2017.[38] Tether purports to make reserve account holdings transparent via external audit; however, no such audits exist.[12] In January 2018 Tether announced that they no longer had a relationship with their auditor.
Aaron Sullivan
Who cares?
Evan Perez
Looks like it.
This. Craig owns 80% of the supply since ICO.
Evan James
Source? Forks are not ICO, they compete for same miners.
Evan Cruz
never deserved being even top 100
Samuel Johnson
Silver lining of brutal 3 year bear markets is that scams get starved out.
Landon Perez
yes my white american friends, bsv will certainly be dying any moment now. We shall dance by the gravestone soon.
Xavier King
Market based block size and huge patent stack are great for investors.
Nicholas Ramirez
and would Sir have any up-to-date sales statistics for (exact) amount of over-the-counter bsv sold to niggers to date? Because, as expansion strategies go, this one appears a bit non-corporate tbqh
Jacob Gray
Its going to drop off a bit and look dead and then suddenly be in the top 3
Cameron King
>I was just pretending to be a failed ded shitcoin
Luis Garcia
if u want fud
fud ur mother
Cooper Evans
What corporate collects or shares exact sales statistics on ethnicity?
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Please explain what failed with BSV's technical roadmap?
Genesis was restored and block size is determined by the markets, instead of BTC's basedboy committee.
Jacob Peterson
Luis Hall
It’s over creg lost
John Mitchell
among the plethora of choices that could've been chosen, decentralized settlement network was the right call.
mike was wrong. get over it.
Hudson Mitchell
This. Theres literally no reason to do transactions. Just leave your Btc on Coinbase and use their payment service. I don't need to use that nerd onchain shit lmao
Ayden Collins
Checked and common sense-pilled.
Jacob Cooper
5. Network
The steps to run the network are as follows:
1) New transactions are broadcast to all nodes.
2) Each node collects new transactions into a block.
3) Each node works on finding a difficult proof-of-work for its block.
4) When a node finds a proof-of-work, it broadcasts the block to all nodes.
5) Nodes accept the block only if all transactions in it are valid and not already spent.
6) Nodes express their acceptance of the block by working on creating the next block in the
chain, using the hash of the accepted block as the previous hash.
Bitcoin's topology is small-world network.
Miners have gone into large datacenters, just like Satoshi predicted.
Jose Peterson
sup Greggles?
Colton Mitchell
Thats why BTC need 300k blocks. So everyone can run his own node.
Satoshi was wrong Greg was right.
Jack Roberts
Yep, the best way to achieve decentralization is to run your own node.
Andrew Brown
if your node does not create blocks it is not a node
Nicholas Johnson
Anyone who markets TPS is completely oblivious to crypto. Nice try guy
Sebastian King
>investing in a network that will never process more than 144mb a day
ngmi
Ayden Adams
Neck yourself revisionist scum
Ian Rodriguez
Why corecucks love so much BSV??
Use your Segwit coin, LN node, BTC node and leave us alone
Asher Carter
Stop trying to redefine words, look up "node" in a dictionary.