how is this even possible when payments are onion routed and the middle hops have no idea who it came from and where its going?
SELL YOUR BITCOIN CASH NOW
Christian Campbell
Kayden Davis
It will start at the major hubs (banks) -- they will refuse to process transmissions unless the peer is kosher. Then it will spread out to smaller hubs. Law enforcement will run stings where they send more than $3000 and catch node operators who do not comply with KYC/AML.
By the way the onion routing is not that anonymous -- the payment actually goes through with an identical hash-lock nonce for the entire path. Imagine if you used tor but every packet/cell was market with a unique identifier along the entire path, it's like that.
Julian Ward
>I post about Bitcoin (BCH) because I believe in it and feel obligated to unwind the propaganda spread by Blockstream (aka AXA/Mastercard).
Sure just like this believable twitter account and many others twitter.com
Bcash will be partially goldman & sachs coin after the bitmain IPO anyway.
Oliver Lopez
The stings that law enforcement run look like this:
coindesk.com
Money transmitters *have* to be registered.
en.wikipedia.org
Aaron Thomas
What do you think they will do to your huge 10tb bcash database hosted on a select few cloud services? With few hosting options they can easily compel them to blacklist certain addresses. I don't know why anyone would use LN for large purchases it doesn't remove conventional BTC transactions. Neither coins are good for private transactions use monero if you need that.
Eli Bell
Repeatedly calling Bitcoin Cash a node implementation, are you a robot or a pajeet?
Charles Powell
>it doesn't remove conventional transactions
yes just pay huge transaction fees. Why does every single shill still think people don't know what happens when you don't increase blocksize? Are you just pretending to be a fucking retard?
Alexander Russell
>airdropped, premined
Kek, please learn what those words mean