For years one of the predominant debates in Bitcoin has been the block size debate. Should Bitcoin have “small blocks”, processing computationally small amounts of data every 10 mins? Should Bitcoin have “big blocks” processing as much data as possible?
An Offer For Profit-Seeking Exchanges
We believe that Bitcoin (BSV) is an incredibly secure network with effective settlement of transactions nearly instant, while exchanges like Binance and Coinbase imply, or explicitly claim, that Bitcoin is so insecure that they required comically long 1008 confirmations to recognize transactions as settled.
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Bitcoin's Simple Fix to Revolutionize Crypto Exchanges & Online Poker
April 15, 2011 was one of the most disappointing days of my young life. It’s a date without much meaning to most, but for poker players it is known as Black Friday. Why? It is the day that the U.S. Department of Justice issued indictments against the three largest online poker sites in America - Full Tilt Poker, PokerStars, and Absolute Poker.
Bitcoiners Don't Get Bitcoin's Security
The most costly change to Bitcoin has been the limit on block size. In an effort to fight against 51% attacks, changes were made to Bitcoin to increase the decentralization of miners. Not only are these attacks strongly disincentivized because of legal consequences, but they are also strongly disincentivized by economic incentives.