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Some have. No merchants have. So if you pay by bitcoin to bpay, your china-coin isn't going to be recognized. You would need to find exchanges that recognize
by Frogolocalypse 10y ago
Some have. No merchants have. So if you pay by bitcoin to bpay, your china-coin isn't going to be recognized. You would need to find exchanges that recognized the china-coin tokens. 97% of nodes in the bitcoin network currently enforce the same consensus rules. As soon as bitcoin forks, they will no-longer understand, nor view, the tokens in their forked crypto-coin. You might, or might not, find someone who is willing to trade with you.
- iopq 10y agoI think it's around 90% use core and 10% use unlimited. There aren't that many full nodes.
- Frogolocalypse 10y agoThe only ChinaBU nodes are living on centralized server instances, and none are actually used for bitcoin commerce. The software is unsafe. No exchange, wallet, payment processor, or user, would dare dream of using it. Which is why hundreds can disappear in the space of an hour, and re-appear 12 hours later all at once. But to clear it up, there are thousands of nodes. By some measures, when including non-listening nodes, 10's of thousands.
- iopq 10y agoI'm running a full BTC Unlimited node right now.
- Frogolocalypse 10y agoGood for you. Let's hope the chinese exchanges eventually let you trade the china-coin you'll be holding after they fork-off.