To describe how the block size limit affects the speed and cost of transactions on the blockchain, let us use the following example:
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https://www.shitcoin.com/info/what-is-bcash
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https://www.shitcoin.com/info/what-is-bcash
So, anything goes as long as it isn't the real thing?
JJG is on vacation, so someone has to fill the gap. Sorry for the meager number of words in my reply.
Get the fuck out of here with your pushing every conceivable shitcoin there is. We don't give a ratt's ass.
rudeness is a sign of the opponent's rightness.
You are the rude one, you fuck twat, coming here to pump your off-topicness.
Answer the question: how will you solve the problem of expensive commissions when the price of bitcoin rises?
will you pay $ 1000 for the transfer or mounth stand in line for $ 100?
will you pay $ 1000 for the transfer or mounth stand in line for $ 100?
You are speculating about something that hardly has any chance of happening, and assumes that there is some kind of need to transfer bitcoins on demand by some third party? or that there might not be other less expensive options... in other words attempting to spread FUD based on pie in the sky off-topic speculations.