Bitcoin Cash - Yen Price (BCH)

Who Killed Bitcoin - Documentary

La Eterna Vigilancia

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25k views - 2 years ago

https://youtu.be/eafzIW52Rgc?si=5nNyzKWaKQ-8y0V5

BTC transaction fees have exploded at the halving from a median $8 to $160. Transactions in each block have doubled..

The launch of Runes and other Degen BTC inscription projects have made BTC unusable as A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System.

There are 200,000 transactions waiting forever in that memepool and the blocks are full of what looks to be inscriptions.

Stupid high fees are great for the miners but as more and more inscription projects roll out it looks like the end of BTC as any form of L1 P2P cash system...

Big Blockers may yet have their victory on the Block Battlefield

I've been following Didi for a few months and enjoy his content especially his life lessons at the end of his videos.

I thought I'd share todays because he talks about BCH ;-)

The Bitcoin Family

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1,129 views 47 mins ago

https://youtu.be/Tbkv5_nEEzE?si=7ocJ7T2JtIiXXO2Y

He also shares a Bitcoin Life Regression Chart and an interesting chart showing historical BTC miner holding and how they have played the halvings.

I'm interested to see if BCH is following BTC on this chart

BCH seeing some impressive number of transactions go through:

https://coin.dance/

It puzzles me how people in BTC say 'they did the work' and fail to see that BTC is A Not Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System due to small blocks and 5 tps. BTC L2 payment rails will be run by finance companies skimming fees and farming user financial data for governments to track, tax and confiscate. The opposite of what Satoshi created.

Bitcoin Cash: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System

Same Genesis block as BTC, same 21M total supply, same halvings and the same miners

Fast and almost free P2P transactions on L1 just as Satoshi created