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Is this the time for BSV?
Jack Russell
Kayden Lewis
>BTC crashes
>BSV reigns supreme
Yes this is good
David Perez
lmfao BSVishnus will destroy their own utxo set
Juan Jackson
>muh terabyte blocks
kek you faggots are hilariously deluded
right now your shitcoin is processing 4 tx / s
most of it from a fucking weather app
anytime BTC farts, BSV completely shits the bed
a crash in BTC would take BSV back down to hte $50 range where it belongs
Nicholas Howard
BSV will never have "a time"
Daniel Johnson
i agree and it gets worse when you look at miners reward from fees. should be absolutely horrifying for svtards. yet they still meme about the halving like it's good for them. lol.
David Allen
I too can cherry pick tx/s times.
Zachary Rogers
>cherrypicking
I literally went on bitcoinblocks and took a snapshot.
but even at 200 tx / s it wont support BTC miners to switch to BSV en masse. BTC has 100x the hashpower do the math you deluded faggot kek
John Russell
the issue is not the hashpower the haspower and price ratio will not change between forks. miner profitability will even out naturally.
the issue is the ratio of tx fees per block reward. it will drastically go up for bitcoin after the halving and already is substantial. meanwhile sv gets the shit end of the stick.
Lucas Cruz
BTC hashrate will plummet post halving. We will be seeing many mining operations outside of places like China shut down operations.
At current levels the halving means that BTC rewards will drop by 53692.75 USD Per block. Operations within that margin area will have no choice but to kill their operations.
The price isnt going to sky rocket because Miners decide to sell higher. There are too many traders and too much existing BTC for a block reward reduction to have this effect because traders will just keep pushing them down.
Further, these operations that shut down may actually dump stacks to cover costs and take what profit they have actually pushing the price lower not higher.