Last month, Bitcoin Cash turned two years old and it’s as controversial as it has ever been. Chris Rietmann recently held a presentation and discussion at the Bitcoin Embassy New Hampshire, about the last two years of Bitcoin Cash. Here’s the full video of that two-year retrospective:
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i remember when it was pennies for a bitcoin….i could have got a ton for 30 bucks
Bitcoin Gold was a hard fork of the original open-source cryptocurrency which took place on Oct. 24, 2017.1 While hard forks take place for a number of reasons—including to scale as a cryptocurrency customer base grows, or because of developer conflict and differences of goals—Bitcoin Gold’s stated purpose has been to “make bitcoin decentralized again.” Bitcoin Gold was one of the largest and most discussed bitcoin forks. On the surface, the idea of “making bitcoin decentralized again” may seem counterintuitive. Like all other cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin is designed to be decentralized already; it is not linked with any central bank, a… Read more »