Bitcoin is shit

>>3217813
>1 DOGE was deposited into your wallet

>>3217813
It's because the BCH crowd (Jihan et al) are once again spamming the Bitcoin network to try and slow it down to piss people off. This is especially worse when mining hashrate is diverted into mining BCH - again this is mostly Jihan / Antpool / Roger Ver etc.

This attack is an annoyance, but it will get better once the hashrate returns to BTC as it will shortly. Retarget is due in around 6 or 7 hours.

More people will become aware of that this is an attack and start boycotting Bitmain / Antpool / any company Ver is associated with.

>>3217813
> Since the fork
Know why everyone hate's BCH? Because all the problems we have right now are due to bitcoin cash. As long as bitcoin cash's value is up and it's difficulty is down, hashrate will be diverted to bitcoin cash. The difficulty is going to be adjusting up and down forever as long as it's still profitable.

The only way to actually fix things is to literally kill Jihan and Ver.

>>3218754
Think it was Max Keiser earlier saying that Bitcoin market cap would've been $300 Billion by now if it wasn't for all the disruption and drama caused by the likes of Roger Ver and Jihan with all their constant shit.

>>3219001
more like $500 billion trillion

>>3218730
>More people will become aware of that this is an attack and start boycotting Bitmain / Antpool / any company Ver is associated with.
Nope, they'll just sell their ShitCoins and buy cryptos that aren't vulnerable to attacks from random chinamen.

>>3219001
Most people will soon wrap their noggins around the fact that Bitcoin and Bitcoin variants will always be a rollercoast of manipulation and bullshit because almost all of it is own by some of the most manipulative psychos in the world and there are no laws or enforcement agencies to keep them in check. Yes I own a little bitcoin and bitcoin cash but only as a memento not as a big investment. There's still money to be made if you can predict the psycho's next moves, but the dream of it being a one world digital currency will never be fulfilled, because most people in the world don't want to have to work for the psychos that own all the bitcoin and don't want to suffer the constant bullshit those psychos inflict on everyone.

Why bother when there are so many better alternatives available?

>>3218730
If you currency has high transaction costs, is slow as fuck and is vulnerable to attacks, why should people put faith in it?

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>>3217813
>Slow and expensive
>Jews took over
One of those is a reason to be cynical of bitcoin, the other is why BTC could continue to produce profit for everyone out of sheer mutual benefit.

>>3219230
Because 1. It's got network effect.
and 2. Those issues are fixable given time and further development.

Why hasn't BTC gone down despite those things? Smart people get it.

>>3219230
These exact arguments has been brought up so many times and argued to the point of either impasse or concession (can't tell because response chains usually don't last long or conclusively end on 4chan) every time.

Cry more secret bear.

>>3217813
>Jews

What is Roger Ver?
Chinese are yellow Jews.

>>3219352
>Why hasn't BTC gone down despite those things?
Because it's fucking Bitcoin, the most known cryptocurreny in the world, the majority of the people who buy it these days see it as an asset rather than a digital currency. Do you think your average normalfag who buys bitcoins cares about peer to peer transactions? No, they see an asset that tripled in value over the past 6 months and they get FOMO.

What have you bought with bitcoin in this month?

>>3219204
They'd prefer to work for psychos who literally control all the fiat and perpetually inflate away it's spending power?

>>3219499
I bought some Ambien.

>>3219352
>Those issues are fixable given time and further development.
people keep saying this, but how long is this going to take?. everyone saw this coming years ago and nobody did anything. those who got fed up with the current situation recently forked off and just fixed it, without making the protocol any more complicated.

>>3217813
buy ethereum

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>>3219605

>How long is it going to take
Probably over a year. I foresee consumers just switching over before then.

>>3217813
Thats why I bought a lot of Rads, after doing some research I found out it is the normie friendliest coin by far

>>3219605
High fees are good, you can't raise the block size without making nodes too expensive that African dirt farmers can't run them.

>>3219728

>He expects african dirt farmers to host nodes when the fees of sending bitcoin amount to their daily wages

Coreshills are this delusional