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No, it is almost certainly related to the network split, as mentioned in the article. There are issues with bitcoin that limit its long term potential. For ex
by metalliqaz 8y ago
No, it is almost certainly related to the network split, as mentioned in the article. There are issues with bitcoin that limit its long term potential. For example, the effective limitations on the number of transactions per second, and the huge energy cost for providing proof of work.
- dragontamer 8y ago> No, it is almost certainly related to the network split, Please explain how turbulence in BCH affects Bitcoin and Ethereum. BCH is a totally different coin, on a different blockchain, with a far smaller market cap than the "big boys" BTC or ETH. Its a poor explanation at best. Its the only thing that correlates to the drop, but it doesn't make sense as an explanation.
- stjohnswarts 8y agoYou mean the fact that it can be split ad infinitum and new bit coin like currencies with much better properties can be had at the drop of a hat by any dude or dudette in his-her den?