Drunk thought: The stupid rise of alts is a trap to trick people into divesting btc into ANYTHING ELSE. And then pumping btc.
no: and then PULL IT, that is try to crash them all at once. Imagine the bad publicity for crypto by what might happen with ETH.
ETH? What?
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I feel that the global ruling elite are starting to get desperate, and when the inevitable crash and global reset finally comes, they don't want anyone other than themselves (the top 1%) to have any true wealth as a backstop for the reset, only debt. That way they can start the game all over again with themselves at the top and once again in control.
very interesting your ideas.
In the light of the recent exchange drama, did Bitfinex in the end resolve it's banking issues (deposit/withdraw USD)?
NO! I cannot wire Fiat money.
why dont you just admit, you prefer a 3rd party controlling btc as long as it makes you profit.lol
You wonder why...ill tell you, because if this isnt stopped then, 6months ,1yr ltr the rules will change for all of us, the fees will go up.
All btc wallet holders all exchanges will have to go by rules & prices set up by a for profit company (blockstream and btc leader samson mow)
they have already censored r/bitcoin, next it will be the tx on btc...
but as usual im one of the first to notice( eth $1, xrp 1cent)
and the rest will realise ltr what im saying...for many it will be to late.
While anyone can setup a second layer on bitcoin -and make money on it-, very few could run a bigblock node "for free".
That's where your bigblocktardness fails.
I live in a Third World country.
My first computer, purchased in 2010, still supports the bitcoin chain. And it would even with x2 blocks. Today I have a second computer, bought in 2016, that would easily support 4MB block for a few more years.
And it is to be expected in the next 5 years, the capacity and rapidity of hardware will increase exponentially.
Where are you precisely?
If you need a 2years pc I might send you one, piece by piece. Maybe motherboard harddisk.