Thanks for your detailed observation on Ver's character. The original article omits this - it reads more like a marketing campaign for BCH.
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Thanks for your detailed observation on Ver's character. The original article omits this - it reads more like a marketing campaign for BCH.
well then you didnt read the article xD
Not true. The article is well written, but it is overall favorable in regard to BCH.
How can it be favorable to anything, it's not comparing BCH to anything, its a unbias review of Rodger Ver. And Bitcoin Cash. So that people know a bit more about the guy.
Rodger is an uncontrolled child with tantrum attacks every time someone says BCash. We all know that.
This article shows some things about him that not everybody knew about him. After all he grew Bitcoin more than most anybody in the past 10 years prior to Bitcoin Cash.
It shows the bad sides and also some of the good ones. People have a hard time living with the fact, that
YES, Bitcoin Cash does some things better than BTC. The lack of leadership slows adoption immensely and the retailer adoption of BCH is faster than bitcoin.
I don't like the guy. His tactics are deceiving and immoral, but in a world in which everybody can only read titles, this can be highly effective. Again proven by the article.
But that doesn't mean that you can write huge pieces of BS on him.
He grew bitcoin a lot was a big supporter of the ecosystem.
Then he became too rich and corrupted himself. Happens all the time.
The whole point of cryptocurrencies is consensus, which is able to fork people out of power like elections. Rodger spent a lot of his life building up BTC long before all the haters in here knew about crypto.
I didn't see such comments when BCH price was $2500.
1.) Worthy to note is the effects of an increased block size - it has a knock on effect of increasing the overall chain file size on disk, then in turn means syncing clients and downloading the chain is more of a burden for miners and decreases portability making decentralisation much harder, as less people can partake due to heightened hardware requirements for terabytes or even petabytes of storage.
2.) At a default people will intend to buy bitcoin, but actually if they don’t look closely, are new to the process or are half asleep - it’s highly possible it’s actually bitcoin cash they are purchasing and not BTC.
Spare your words, the #1 feature of Bitcoin is digital scarcity.
BCH totally failed at usurping the brand, end of the story.