kain_niak

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by kain_niak 6y ago
I use a protocol for a decentralised message board that builds on top of the Bitcoin Cash blockchain. Initially it was developed for Bitcoin but it can only work on Bitcoin if transactions under 1 cent are possible. The protocol is also use
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by kain_niak 6y ago
I use a protocol on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain, through my software wallet. It also has a bunch of portal sites like memo.cash and member.cash These protocols were initially developed for Bitcoin but after it dropped the ball on scaling ev
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by kain_niak 7y ago
Are you not American? Have you notified the IRS of every single Bitcoin fork and every fork of every fork?
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by kain_niak 7y ago
So what. Most of us take the same username here so you know exactly who we all are. Do I have to verify with 1Niak6WPi1NDYquYGBc6TYVerheyEGeXM7 or is my very fimilair style good enough for you?
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by kain_niak 7y ago
We mainly use the Bitcoin.com wallet on our phones and Electron Cash on our computers. Both are open source with many eyes looking at the code. We try to teach our user to verify hashes on upgrades and to have copies of dev pub keys on thei
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by kain_niak 7y ago
Do you have any proof of any scams other then calling their coin Bitcoin Cash and the original Bitcoin, Bitcoin Core? The MIT license gives the right to rename. Copyright <YEAR> <COPYRIGHT HOLDER> Permission is hereby granted, f
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by kain_niak 7y ago
Yes this is true because Bitcoin core plays by the speed of the weakest link. It's not true for Bitcoin Cash which plays by the "if your node is not making you money why are you running it" When we upgrade every 6 months or u
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by kain_niak 7y ago
Yes read this history https://www.removeddit.com/r/BitcoinMarkets/comments/6rxw7k/...
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by kain_niak 7y ago
This is hackernews dude, you don't control this one.
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by kain_niak 7y ago
Hardly, because building LN on the 1MB base layer is like building a pyramid upside down, it's unstable and creates more problems than it was meant to solve. Lightning was supposed to make tx fees low right? Well it technically has, bu
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by kain_niak 7y ago
Still limited to 1 000 000 bytes per 10 minutes and then some for segwit which was a unnecessary hack job that actually makes blocks bigger without much added throughput.
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by kain_niak 7y ago
No we are not. Lots of devs, miners and businesses got together and forked to BCH. The only thing holding up BTC price is Tether, it will fail and Ethereum and BCH will lead the space. The rest is pretty much bullshit because Ethereum and B