Well, it's about several similar things. I also worry about sharing hashing algorithms with BTC/BCH. I worry about security, speed, centralization. The usual things
On the plus side, There are some really talented dev teams in BSV that make great products
You should know that there are less than 30 actual nodes in BTC. The rest are just sybil machines that create a fake signal to make you think the network is strong, when in fact it is so weak that it's about to collapse.
But... Aussie Man Bad right?
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1BmBuBf5jH6LUc2BzRTrEePKVctf4dMTpg VerifiedWell, as I previously said....I'm aware of BTC's problems and worry about them equally (if not more, tbh).
I actually own more BSV than BTC
I own 0 BTC. When BTC failed to scale in 2017, I immediately learned several things and moved my finances elsewhere.
BTC is fundamentally broken. LN is a scam, and Blockstream....don't get me started.
At least BSV has a plan (even though aussie man bad)
I'm curious (not looking to pry into specifics,) what you are invested in, and why?
Obviously feel free not to answer that. As I said, it's just curiosity.
I can answer vaguely - Dash, Ethereum, BCH, BSV.....
Each one has it's strengths, whether speed, security, privacy, decentralization, scalability, or programmability. Some have multiples of those.
Each also has its problems.
Now, now, no need to go down that route. The guy is clearly giving BSV a chance. Be respectful for that reason if nothing else.
Fair point, just stating some home truths.