

#Kaspa real world mainnet transaction measurements. The difference between using a local node and a public node. (check 2nd message to see the spread)
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#Kaspa real world mainnet transaction measurements. The difference between using a local node and a public node. (check 2nd message to see the spread)

BREAKING: $HYPE HITS $69.420 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY


Bitcoin has never been bailed out. Never been inflated. Never missed a block. Never closed for a holiday. Your bank has done all four. Repeatedly.


In 2010 #Bitcoin was literally inflated to 184 billion coins. It was bailed out by rolling back 50+ blocks. Those miners got their pay rolled back, so technically those blocks/miner payouts were missed/circumvented. It was called the “Value overflow incident” and is well documented and easily searchable.











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youtu.be/HgWeHqRdBTY?&t… @rajatsoni timestamp in screenshot. You said there was 1. no rollback, 2. that it went back to the longest chain 3. and no blocks were missing. All 3 are false. Let me educate you a bit: 1. #Bitcoin actually did a roll back in 2013 and went from the longest chain back to the shortest chain. 2. the 0.8 version was the longest chain but there was a social consensus to proceed with the 0.7 shorter chain. "What happened: A bitcoin miner running version 0.8.0 created a large block (at height 225,430) that is incompatible with earlier versions of Bitcoin. The result was a block chain fork, with miners, merchants and users running the new version of bitcoin accepting, and building on, that block, and miners, merchants and users running older versions of bitcoin rejecting it and creating their own block chain. What is being done: Large mining pools running version 0.8.0 were asked to switch back to version 0.7, to create a single block chain compatible with all bitcoin software." 3. Those 24 block are missing (block 225431 onwards). You cannot see those transaction because those arent available in the history of $BTC right now. They are deleted from #Bitcoin history. Do you have the archival information to show n fraud happend there on the $BTC network? Can you PROOF there was NO BITCOIN FRAUD? Or is the roll back itself fraud? Because those $BTC transactions were final, untill they werent.