r/btc • u/2q_x • 14h ago

Online commerce is plagued by charge backs, disputes, upper and lower transactions limits, a certain unavoidable percentage of fraud, and a third parties increasingly hassling customers for otherwise unnecessary personal information.

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u/FUBAR-BDHR 11h ago

I remember back in 2014-2017 pitching bitcoin as having low fees, no charge backs, and settling in 10 minutes, Then the whole bitcoin is to be hodl not spent maxi crowd ruined BTC. At least we still have that with BCH.

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u/CashDragonX Redditor for less than 60 days 10h ago

It was clearly a sabotage. Inject poison narrative playing in the greed of fools while pumping the price and crippling the tech.

Sure win for the banking establishment.

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u/phillipsjk 6h ago

There is evidence that the CIA funded the "Keep Bitcoin Free" 1MB block propaganda video.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=335658.msg3607415#msg3607415

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u/CashDragonX Redditor for less than 60 days 3h ago

Thanks. It worked out great, now BTC is free of usability.

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u/anon1971wtf 2h ago

More people are using it than BCH. I'm using both

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u/CashDragonX Redditor for less than 60 days 1h ago

That is only because they do not yet know about BCH.

I stopped using BTC a few years ago, once you use BCH there is no need for BTC.

I am usually 5 years ahead of mega trends.