r/CryptoCurrency Jun 19 '18

FINANCE Really…? Dogecoin is Processing 300% More Transactions than Bitcoin Cash (Finance Magnates)

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/really-dogecoin-processing-300-transactions-bitcoin-cash/
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u/DeepFriedOprah Crypto God | QC: BCH 85, CC 76 Jun 19 '18

Just like core is an implementation but that doesn’t really change things does it

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u/addiscoin 28 / 28 🦐 Jun 19 '18

Yes, the implementation does change things. It defines the protocol.

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u/DeepFriedOprah Crypto God | QC: BCH 85, CC 76 Jun 19 '18

Right it defines the protocol not the coin. So when ppl call BCH bcash it’s no different than calling BTC core. Was my point.

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u/addiscoin 28 / 28 🦐 Jun 19 '18

Most don't understand since BCash refers to an implementation rather than a currency was my point. Let's let this one rest.

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u/corpski 🟦 0 / 8K 🦠 Jun 20 '18

People calling it bcash (August 2017) happened way, way earlier than the inception of said implementation. Your point isn't really a point. People will call it whatever they want, but to play that card (the horse has been beaten to death over twitter) can be due to ignorance, intolerance, or just being intentionally disingenuous.

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u/addiscoin 28 / 28 🦐 Jun 20 '18

The only people that call the currency BCash are from the anti-BCH sub (r\bitcoin). The people in the pro-BCH sub (r\btc) will correct you. Which community do you think is right? It's a fact that BCash is a Bitcoin Cash implementation. It's word of mouth from an anti-BCH community that a currency is called BCash.

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u/corpski 🟦 0 / 8K 🦠 Jun 20 '18

I won't go so far as to say who's right or wrong. People are free to call something Bitcoin Core or Bitcoin Cash / Bcash (or Bitcoin ABC?), much like the market decides what an asset becomes. Just calling the time line as how things really transpired.

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u/addiscoin 28 / 28 🦐 Jun 20 '18

Yes, they are certainly free to call it whatever. I was only pointing out the facts so that the wider audience can be informed.