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It's more that the anti-authoritarian spirit of /r/Bitcoin (and from what I hear /r/btc as well) turned on its head, not really bitcoin users as a whole.
by chipperyman573 9y ago
It's more that the anti-authoritarian spirit of /r/Bitcoin (and from what I hear /r/btc as well) turned on its head, not really bitcoin users as a whole.
- pmorici 9y ago/r/btc is not censored like /r/Bitcoin. Bitcoin Cash carries on the original Bitcoin vision of low fees and massive scaling through increasing blocksize.
- clarents 9y agoThe "vision" of low fees isn't really distinct to either chain. Low fees are due to a low amount of traffic on the network and blocks that are not full. Bitcoin Cash certainly scales better than BTC with 8x block sizes, but if it had traffic anywhere near the magnitude of Visa then it too would have high fees.
- pmorici 9y agoThey are focused on the right things. Bitcoin Cash can grow to Visa levels on chain with today’s tech. Bitcoin Core devs are focused on a pipe dream while the reality in front of them is ignored. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sbD0kiTddEs https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sbD0kiTddEs
- CyberDildonics 9y ago/r/btc doesnt censor on keywords and ban users. It also has open moderation logs. It isn't even in the same league as /r/Bitcoin. Post the word 'censorship' on /r/Bitcoin and your comment will be deleted.