You know pretty well that im not talking about that kind of tokens, but im not naive to not know that there are other cryptos with the same base.
Bitcoin cash for example is the most similar to bitcoin, it only changes the approuch about the blocksize, the rest is the same.
Bitcoin cash has failed.
Starting at the same position as Bitcoin, it currently holds 1/300th the value of Bitcoin.
It has served Roger Ver very well as his private piggy bank. For him, it has been unbelievably successful.
It has big blocks, it turns out he didn't know you didn't need big blocks, a lesson Craig Wright failed to learn also.
Are you sure you want to argue the merits of Bitcoin cash? Perhaps Kaspa would be a better candidate?
Where it failed? Im seeing it working as their devs and community planned.
If Govs, Blackrocks and ETFs choose bitcoin cash instead of bitcoin, and if they say bitcoin is shit, and only bitcoin cash is the real one i dont think we would talk like this.
Im not saying with this conversation that Roger Ver is right or wrong neither im saying that bitcoin cash is the real bitcoin, because i dont agree with that vision.
Im showing examples of what works, nothing more nothing less,
It didn't fail for Roger and if everybody chose Bitcoin cash over Bitcoin tomorrow then it succeeds.
yeah, kaspa is a better example
i could use kaspa also, so dont take personal what im choosing as example
I spent 3 months full time deep diving it for a friend who invested in it. It is a genuine scam that nobody else has been able to identify.
I can provide the evidence in private if you wish.
I had the luxury of time and the curiosity to spend time understanding it better than anybody else has outside the Kapsa devs.
My friend sold his holding at around $0.16
I believe it is currently 0.05c
Not all altcoins are scams, Roger genuinely believes in Bitcoin Cash and Craig genuinely believes in BSV. That doesn't mean they are ever going to be successful for anybody but the team that launched the coins, although they can make traders a lot of money in the process.
There is deep complexity and nuance in even the simplest of things, few have the luxury of time to spend thinking about this.
Using spot price to discredit a project, especially a young one, is something Bitcoin Maxis should know better than doing. How many times did TradFi laugh at 85%+ draw downs in Bitcoin spot price… this is especially true for a fair-launched, open-sourced, POW protocol with a block speed of 10bps. I’m shocked you would even mention spot price (especially out of context) to dismiss a project. That’s what Boomers do when Bitcoin corrects.
Bitcoin is the canvas, everything else is just arguing about which shade of beige to paint the walls.
