Ok, segwit is activated now. so you can install old bitcoin-

>>3311932
b-but segwit is backwards compatible, r-right?!

But Segwit transactions are already cheaper and will get cheaper over time.

>>3312672
>b-but segwit is backwards compatible
not
>>3312734
so wat? bitcoin classic of 2014 have the price and it big

>>3312760

It's a bit fucking hipsterly for me.

>>3312783
money? hipsterly?
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als segwit2x will fork from bitcoin classic of 2014 but not from segwit

>>3312807
Segwit2x is silly when BTC has segwit and BCH exists.

>>3312943
wat?

>>3312956

Segwit says it should take care of tx fees and problems with the block size.

BCH says segwit is bullshit but they can take care of things by increasing the block size.

What is segwit2x for?

>>3313226
>What is segwit2x for?
for money
also 3 kaind of Bitcoin can serve 3x more transactions

>>3313226
It's a happy medium between both.

>>3313248

Sounds like cuckery

Which wallets have SegWit active now?
How do I use SegWit from my 14.2 node?
Do I need to move to a new wallet address?
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to do this from bitcoin-cli is as follows:
bitcoin-cli getnewaddress (spits out something like 1xxxxxxxxx)
bitcoin-cli addwitnessaddress "1xxxxx" (spits out something like "3xxxxxxx")
You can now send coins to the output of the 2nd command (starts with a "3")
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6vodtf/how_to_make_segwit_transactions/
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So "SegWit" it special bitcoin with special adresses, it complety ignored by exchangers now
bitcoin on "SegWit" address not equal to bitcoin on Normal address
and will have different cost