When did you realize that (((Bitcoin Core))) has been co-opted by big finance and the original vision of Satoshi...

When did you realize that (((Bitcoin Core))) has been co-opted by big finance and the original vision of Satoshi continues to live through Bitcoin Cash (BCH)?

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Monero is closer to Satoshi's vision than Bcash.

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When Erik Voorhes made the point that it's cheaper and faster to FedEx somebody private keys rather than trying to send a transaction across the network.

but Bcash put "Bitcoin" in the name, so that makes it real
it says a lot they couldn't attempt to make their shit token with their own name

The real redpill is that BTC (+lightning+segwit) is the fork and BCH is the original bitcoin that we used to buy drugs on silkroad with

BTC is not to secure I'm afraid w/ Segwit's chain of hashes instead of chain of signatures.

Monero is the only one currently a threat to those institutions...so I chose it

Kekked kys OP.
Both are trash and useless. But anyone holding bch cause they believe in it should just buy a rope with it.

BCH is 8932 blocks longer.

BTC is the attack.

BCH is bitcoin.

no, it chose you.

it uses the same blockchain dating back to the original block

I agree brother bitcoin (deprecated) cannot compete with Bitcoin. Heil Ver.

except nobody will use bitcoin if bcash becomes the norm

not only will it wither and die, bitcoin will be a worthless coin and others will survive without it

good luck cashies because this is something you can't win without bcash dying out either way

I will never understand BCH shills. They are more deluded and insane than linkies and that is saying a lot.

I can't fucking wait for BTC and BCH to die so I don't have to deal with the kikes or the chinks shitting up crypto.

The PC didn't die just because nobody uses commodore64 anymore.

Erik is a retard. Sending private keys would require one to relinquish their entire account. What are the chances you have the exact amount owned for something sitting in an expendable address like that?

Do you BCASH shills realize that it would takes just take 4% of Bitcoin hashrate to 51 attack your shitcoin blockchain?

Don't tempt us.

>hal finney tried to sell core as a "settlement layer" because it was shit at transactions.
>then the other original core guys (ver, wright I guess) tried to push it as a micropayments/retail thing to drive adoption, maybe to eventually to get it to moon

the white paper doesn't say much - it could go either way. i haven't read satoshi's forum posts - what is his "original vision"

A decentralized peer to peer currency that doesn't undergo constant major changes and has no public "figureheads" that control direction of the project
So basically not bcash

Most miners support BCH and are just waiting (dont push us) to start using are resources hashing power for something useful. Most core followers have no clue what is about to happen to them once cash starts taking off. And it will have way more going on than just a coin like your used to with the core coin.

You can put it a dummy wallet dumb ass

>are resources
pajeet shill detected. imagine my shock

Our resources are the 100 million dollars in hashing power sitting idle like waiting on BCH to take over. Correct me if I'm wrong but I think Slush Pool is the only big pool dedicated to the core coin exclusively.

Bch is more profitable to mine than btc
If you weren't a larping faggot and if Miners ever wanted to swap over they'd have done it already
But surprise surprise, most still support the actual bitcoin and don't give a single fuck about a forked scam coin

they don't do it cause they aren't ready yet, if you haven't notice its been on slow bleed for a reason.

the profitability changes almost hourly and some miners can change by a simple switch at the mining pool interface.

when bch was being censored on biz when the fork happened.
>it gave me 2016 election vibes

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