Gavin Andresen on Bitcoin Cash
Gavin Andresen is a software development and early contributor to Bitcoin Core. Andresen was declared lead developer of Bitcoin Core after Satoshi Nakamoto departed the project, and he also founded the Bitcoin Foundation in 2012.
Bitcoin Cash forked from Bitcoin in August, 2017. Bitcoin Cash increased the blocksize from 1 MB in Bitcoin to 8 MB, in an effort to lower transaction fees.
Bitcoin Cash reviews by Gavin Andresen
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Just heard from another merchant adding BCH.
I think we’ll see a wave of “dropping BTC, customer support costs too high” within six months.
2017-12-22 | Full Review
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Bitcoin Cash is what I started working on in 2010 [with Bitcoin]: a store of value AND means of exchange.
2017-11-11 | Full Review
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I like to think the markets will eventually abandon tech-train-wreck coins (like IOTA).
2018-02-25 | Full Review
BTC is the Birkin Bag of crypto-assets. Expensive and rare with high transaction costs but huge brand value.
2018-01-08 | Full Review
Talent has been going to ETH for over a year now; miner centralization has little influence on that trend.
2017-06-21 | Full Review
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BCH will never overtake BTC because BCH proponents lack focus. They are multicoiners with diversififed bags.
2018-06-28 | Full Review
2018-07-02 | Full Review
You know when a network gets unstable ? When you primitively increase the block size. Taking the easy way out is not a long term solution and will be the downfall of BCH. History teaches us that scaling the right way is always better than scaling the easier way.
2017-12-20 | Full Review