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Originally Posted by Wayne 962
I'm open minded, but my open mind requires facts and data. Where is the data on who is using Bitcoin for "real" (non-illegal, and non-storehouse) transactions. Also, who are the "best dev teams" you're referring to? I followed the Bitcoin Cash Fork discussions and debates - didn't seem to instill much confidence.
Post some links so that we can all learn...
thx,
Wayne
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Isn't the burden of proof on you to provide data to back up your claim that Bitcoin is ONLY used as store of value or for illegal purchases? Its easy to see there are other transactions taking place since there are retailers like microsoft and overstock that accept it. And the whole point is that there is no "who" with cryptocurrency anyway. But this is beside the point because
overall I agree with you that store of value is becoming more and more the prominent use of Bitcoin specifically. BCH wants to stop that trend and move more toward currency use, which requires the block size to increase and allow for more transactions, that was the big split, but BCH started off with a couple of devs that are generally hated by the community, so it was a rough fork. You can go to any of the official websites such as bitcoin.org and look at the prominent contributors, or even contribute yourself.