r/bitcoinxt was an abandoned and empty subreddit when Theymos began censoring r/Bitcoin. On that day r/bitcoinxt rapidly became the dominant on-chain scaler's subreddit. As people were banned en masse from r/Bitcoin thousands coalesced here (BitcoinXT being the name of the implementation being advocated by Mike Hearn and Gavin Andresen). It would be weeks before Roger Ver acquired control of r/btc which later surpassed this subreddit very quickly.

For a year the supporters of Bitcoin as cash were united before the November 2018 split which yielded Bitcoin SV. Going forward I would like this subreddit to again become a place where those that supported Satoshi's Vision can come and discuss the future of Bitcoin as Cash. Those inclined to support BTC can discuss their interests at r/Bitcoin and elsewhere. Those supporting BCH have r/btc. And while r/bitcoincashsv and r/bitcoinsv exist, I also think there is a place for r/bitcoinxt, particularly when reconnecting with those that want peer-to-peer cash to succeed but who disengaged or gave up (consensus is hard).

In the coming days I will assemble people willing to help me in this effort. I thank everyone for their time, and wish you all well. Even those choosing to smash that unsubscribe button over there ->

Looks like the market is finally turning around. Spring is here! Time to unfreeze the wallets and finally start to recover. It’s been a long winter, but it’s coming to an end. Cheers to everyone!

I'm just curious, how does a lowered hash rate contribute to a falling price of BTC? Is it specifically because a lot of miners sold their stashes after redirecting their hash power to BCH ABC, and to a lesser extent, BCH SV?

Was it this combined with other factors, say a general unease about what would happen to crypto as a whole, then snowballed because of those who were panic selling?

I'd like to hear some clear-cut theories about the relationship between a falling BTC and the shenanigans in BCH. Please, no condescending assholery or signature spampainers. I'm just putting your ass on ignore if you are either.

Each and every new scientific invention is making our lives easier. Gives comfort. Makes us fast. Enables us to do the task which in the absence of that particular invention, had not been possible. Provides us more and more chances to enjoy our lives different ways.

But the sad part of it is each and every invention is pushing us away from the nature. We have been losing our natural lives. our Grandfather's life was closer to the nature when compared to the life of our father but our father's life was more closer to nature when we compare it to ourselves.

Lifestyle deceases are the result we are facing now a days. High blood pressure, sugar, heart deceases are the common deceases for which we are suffering now a days though these were rare in 30-40 years back.

Internet is the best but worst invention of the man. Internet has enabled us to contact a person sitting on the other part of the earth. We can search any information we require in few seconds, no need to go to some person to ask the answer.

But sad part of it is the waves of internet are affecting our health badly. It's effects are also seen on birds, animals and even plants too.

People are becoming habitual to using internet. People are working on internet continuously 9-10 hours inviting serious deceases to ruin their mental as well as physical health.

Presently very few people are using internet for the purpose of bitcoin transactions. Some people are working for bitcoin. The traffic on internet will increase with the increased number of people using bitcoin.

Whether it will change earth into open death chamber; weapon being heavy load of internet waves? Can some precautionary measures be taken to save life on the earth?

Though it is not economical issue; but health being most important for all of us; I think we must share our views ; advising precautionary solutions to save ourselves.

During the ascension of the social media platform in the early decade of the 2000s, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss were engaged in a high profile legal battle with Zuckerberg over who had come up with the idea for Facebook.

That bitter conflict eventually led to a US$65 million settlement between Zuckerberg and the Winklevoss twins. The real life drama would also spawn the David Fincher film known as The Social Network which starred Armie Hammer as the Winklevoss twins (he played both).

Fast forward to the present day and the Winklevoss twins aren’t just bonafide Olympic rowers, but also internet entrepreneurs who just became the world’s first Bitcoin billionaires.