Does Bitcoin Core have a future?

Does Bitcoin Core have a future?

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this is why I wonder if it has a future. These people have wrecked its utility and are now trying to steal bitcoin freaking dot org from an "unbeliever" who used to be on their side but grew an independent brain.

Meanwhile almost all other cryptos have long since passed them by technologically.

How much longer can it last?

Nobody knows dude, all you can do is theorize and there are multiple scenario's. Just go all-in and don't come back untill you casually walk down the street seeing a window with a TV in it talking about BTC's latest soar to new ATHs.

Nope, soon the BTC community will split between Core and Knots, and while that's going on Bitcoin CASH takes the lead.

>Knots

just what

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Lightning killed BTC. Unless they get rid of it, Bitcoin is done.

wtf
i don't get this shit, are you all being ironic or are actually believers of what you write??

whats funny is we ask the same about you.

Dunno, does your altcoin have any future?

haha xD

Probably not. Satoshi abandoned it awhile ago for a reason.

Satoshi died, then Back and friends co-opted the project and turned it into the pile of shit it is today.

Luke-JR and Cobra must merge a PoW change into Knots and get economic and miner support for it, if they do not BTC is done for, if they do BTC is still overtaken by BCH but at least it has a chance of staying around as a top 10 altcoin.

But what is Knots?

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I bet most buyers don't care. I don't care either, except should at least go back to December levels so that I can dump my bags. There are zero legitimate use cases for Bitcoin. No one to date has ever made a valid argument for why Bitcoin is better compared compared to fiat and traditional banking services except for the apocalyptic scenario meme. Retards don't understand that if the world economy collapses, your precious crypto would collapse too because no one would buying shit with something that takes at least dozens of minutes to confirm a transaction.

>Inb4 people buy BTC in Venezuela

That's only because BTC's marketcap is spread throughout many countries. If the major economies in the world goes to shit, no one would be buying BTC because there's no economy supporting it anywhere. If people pull money out of banks and panic selling stocks during financial downturns, they sure as hell won't be keeping their money in an extremely volatile asset like crypto.

Nobody likes blockstream dick heads, they're assholes to everyone in the space, they shout down any reasonable discussion that might be taking place and then spam their blockstream orthodoxy propoganda in it's place

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base 10 is evil, luke jr is obsessed with base 12. so you will soon be forced to use it too.

I transferred around 1200$ worth of bitcoin to my ledger yesterday, and then transferred 5$ worth of bitcoin cash, the bitcoin cash took longer. Why?

because your gay

Go do a small transaction if you don't believe me. I looked into bitcoin cash and listened to a bunch of Roger Ver, I was about to hop on the bandwagon because " Wow bitcoincash is the real system Satoshi would have wanted!" Then boom I transferred the funds and was hit with the reality that bitcoin was quicker.

block times are random, while "on average" they're 10 minutes for both sometimes over an hour can pass between blocks on either chain

You're literally fucking something up. What software do you use?

>and listened to a bunch of Roger Ver, I was about to hop on the bandwagon because " Wow bitcoincash is the real system Satoshi would have wanted!"

oh so you're just trolling

actually youre right. i just remembered i gave someone 15 dollars worth of bch and it took 45 min. althought i sent it from coinbase maybe thats why. it was pretty slow tbqh

No I'm not, maybe it's because there is not as many miners or something, but it was slower, I was transferring them from coinbase to my nano s ledger. I don't even believe either will be able to casually pay for shit with their transaction times but I don't think it's a big deal because both will most likely only be used as a store a value or large transactions.

>Transferring from Coinbase, thinks they process withdrawals instantaneously
>Doesn't understand block times are not consistent on either chain
>Doesn't understand 0-conf is perfectly secure for small everyday transactions on BCH

You're never gonna make it user. I can pay for gift cards right now through Gyft with BCH while I'm waiting in line to check out at the store, and have that giftcard ready to spend within less than a minute of sending my BCH payment.

Why could I not do that with bitcoin?

Bitcoin has history which you can't say for most coins

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