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In a similar vein, there's also a crowdfunding campaign for the documentary 'Breaking Bitcoin'. It's to be about how Bitcoin was hijacked and throttled. http:
by FreeTrade 6y ago
In a similar vein, there's also a crowdfunding campaign for the documentary 'Breaking Bitcoin'. It's to be about how Bitcoin was hijacked and throttled.
http://flipstarter.breakingbitcoinfilm.com/ http://flipstarter.breakingbitcoinfilm.com/
- random_kris 6y agoplease stop spreading FUD stuff... bitcoin wasn't hijacked and throttled. what happend was that some guy managed to brainwash some people and created bitcoin cash with that money
- georgedonnelly 6y agoThen why do I have to wait so long for my Bitcoin BTC transactions to be processed?
- mmrezaie 6y agoWasn't the latency and limitation on throughput of number of transactions per second a flaw in design? I remember it that the whole process must have have been redesinged in order to get to what Banks are capable right now.
- thebean11 6y agoTransactions aren't free, they incur a permanent storage cost on nodes. Whether that's a design flaw is up to you, but any other solution has other tradeoffs. The lightning network exists, which I believe can eventually offer more bank-level transaction volumes off chain (still trustlessly) with periodic "commits" back to the chain.
- conception 6y agoYou aren’t paying enough to have it processed, is the technically correct answer.
- sliken 6y agoUnless you want a transaction in less than 5 minutes (on average). If you want less than that, like say a few seconds for a credit card, then you have to use something besides bitcoin.
- V6HBGNQHU 6y agoStop spreading propaganda and stop listening to people who think the solution to BTC's issues is to use credit cards.