Segwit Activation Is Speeding Up Because Miners Are Moving Back

>>3181396
Still got a while yet.

Can someone give me a quick rundown?
Should I be moving alt money into btc?

>BTC dropping again
>BCC steadily going back up

I have no idea what to think anymore.

>>3181784
Segwit activates in like 10 hours.

Btc will see a spike and probably bch will as well.

>>3181798
every serious investor in the world (big money) supports core developers because they are among the best devs in the entire cryptosphere working full time on bitcoin. You still dont understand bch is a shitcoin and no serious dev is working on it. Jihad and his girfriend Vermin are scared shitless of segwit and tried to sabotage it.

>>3182340
Yeah theyre really good at fucking up bitcoin i'll give you that. A 4 year scaling debate supressing the price that could have been solved by editing a couple lines in the code because a 49$ terabyte disk is apparently too expensive.

And now, theyre latest masterpiece. Segshit. An invention that will enable 33% attacks on bitcoin.

I must say they are the best at being bad.

>>3182484
you just dont understand the issue, having bigger blocks wont solve the problem, it's just short sighted. Bitcoin is designed for the whole world, especially poor 3rd world countries. Bigger blocks leads to centralization which is too dangerous for bitcoin. Core devs think long term while bigger block bitches think short term.

>>3182484
20k$ is not a 49$ disk

>>3182576
haha it's designed for the 3rd world by making sure everyone pays at least $5 USD worth in fees for transactions

holy shit we've got RETARDS here

>>3182594
where are you even shopping dude? it's 2017, 1 tb is literally $49

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822236339

>>3182576
>bigger blocks leads to centralization
>because lighting network hubs doesn't
>bitcoin designed for the whole world
>will have to subscribe to hubs to use the network or pay huge fees
>core devs think long term
>introduce segwit that incentivizes large miners to attack the network and makes it complex and harder to upgrade
>bigger blocks won't solve the problem
>bigger blocks was the solution bitcoin's creator envisioned, and we all know the guy was short sighted to come up with bitcoin in the first place right?