Row 75617

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>sell some centralized garbage 2nd layer lightning network

This is just dumb. No one is selling the lightning network. It's open source. It's not centrally controlled it's distributed geographically but not distributed in liquidity which is a legitimate criticism.

>If you can't USE it , it has no value.

This is just dumb. Either something you can't use has incredible value or you can use Bitcoin just not in the way you want and it has value. The market is objective evidence for this.

Your analogy is just dumb based on falsehoods and logical fallacies.

Bitcoin has some unique qualities that no other crypto has been able to match.

If Bitcoin cash was a serious project. It would change its POW hashing algorithm perhaps to a quantum safe algorithm.

I think with the garbage that is runes and taproot it's naive to think you can have block sizes without limits. People will apparently throw away a lot of money to spam even Bitcoin.

BSV really drove the point home with its 10TB Blockchain.

It's a shame too because I could legitimately see Bitcoin cash standing on it's own in it's own right. There's some neat innovations in the project. The problems that Bitcoin cash has are less difficult to fix than the Bitcoin scaling issues.

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