It's always now anyway, so now it's silver time.

He's just whacking his willow right there on the table.....

Why is every female i encounter in my life a cunt? Please comment?

Impressive ball handling 👏

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K24 is a convenience store chain in Argentina. 30 of its 85 locations accept Bitcoin Cash. Not a pilot program. Not a press release. 30 stores, open today, processing $BCH payments from real customers buying real things. The mechanism behind that is worth being precise about. Argentina has had official dollar exchange controls — the "cepo cambiario" — for most of the last decade. The official rate and the informal rate diverge by a factor that sometimes exceeds two. Moving money internationally through the banking system means accepting the official rate, submitting paperwork, and waiting on approvals that may or may not arrive. Sending $200 to a family member in another country through a traditional remittance service costs 6–9% in fees before the recipient sees anything. On a $200 transfer, that's $12–18 extracted before arrival. A BCH transaction to the same recipient costs $0.00077 at the current median fee. The recipient gets $199.999-something. It settles in under 10 minutes. No bank account required on either end. No approval process. No official rate versus informal rate. The network doesn't know or care about capital controls. This is what sub-cent fees actually mean in practice — not a talking point about technical efficiency, but a specific, measurable difference in how much money arrives versus how much leaves. The BCH Argentina community has documented 400+ accepting businesses nationally as of their most recent self-reported count. K24's 30 locations are part of that. Hotel Atlántida was the first documented merchant, in March 2021. A real estate development called Lagunas Tolhuin sold 152 lots accepting BCH. These aren't edge cases or experiments — they're businesses that did the math and kept accepting it. The math is simple. BCH removed Replace-By-Fee at the August 2017 fork. BTC kept opt-in RBF. That single difference is what makes 0-conf viable on BCH and unreliable on BTC. A BCH transaction hits the mempool and the merchant has effective finality in seconds — the sender can't replace it with a redirected payment, and Double Spend Proofs propagate alerts across the network nearly instantly if an attempt is made. A K24 cashier doesn't wait for a block confirmation. The transaction registers, the customer gets their change, the line moves. On BTC, a merchant accepting 0-conf is accepting real double-spend risk because RBF exists. The standard advice is to wait for at least one confirmation — roughly 10 minutes on average, longer during congestion. For a convenience store transaction, that's not a checkout flow. That's a waiting room. The fee comparison on BTC isn't just higher in absolute terms — it's structurally different. BTC blocks run near full capacity as a design condition. When demand exceeds constrained blockspace, a fee auction develops. Users bid against each other for the remaining space. BTC's median transaction fee right now is $0.034. On a quiet day. During congestion it has hit $30, $50, more. A $5 purchase at a convenience store doesn't make economic sense when the fee is $0.034 on a good day and potentially $5 on a bad one. BCH's median fee is $0.00077. The average block is roughly 40 kilobytes out of a possible 32 megabytes. The fee auction that defines BTC's fee environment never starts on BCH because the supply side has room. ABLA — the Adaptive Blocksize Limit Algorithm activated in May 2024 — sets 32MB as a floor and adjusts the ceiling upward automatically based on observed demand. If BCH transaction volume scaled dramatically, blockspace supply would respond before a fee auction could develop. The fee floor doesn't rise with adoption. BCH processed 11,990 transactions in the last 24 hours. The block reward is 3.125 BCH per block, roughly $668 at current prices. The next halving is approximately 582 days out — around March 2028 — when that drops to 1.5625 BCH. The chain's long-run security model depends on transaction volume generating aggregate fee revenue as the subsidy decreases over successive halvings. 11,990 daily transactions at $0.00077 median isn't generating enormous fee revenue yet. But the architecture is designed to scale volume, not fees. A chain processing millions of daily transactions at sub-cent fees generates real aggregate miner revenue. The path to fee-sustained security runs through merchant adoption at scale, not through fee auctions on a congested chain. Back to K24. 30 locations. A cashier scans a QR code, the Paytaca point-of-sale registers the payment in seconds, the transaction settles for $0.00077 in network fees. The customer's BCH is bearer money — no bank required, no approval required, no exchange rate controlled by a government agency. In a country where the official peso rate and the informal rate have diverged by 100% or more, that property isn't abstract. It's the difference between the value you sent and the value that arrived. The same 21 million coin supply cap as BTC. The same SHA-256 proof-of-work. The same 10-minute target block time. One chain made the blockspace decision that makes this work. The other didn't. #BitcoinCash

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Don't do it...🦂

I feel like someone should sponsor counseling for recovering BIP110 supporters.

Nah...

I propose Bitshit $BSH

I just checked my silver cold storage, it's all still 🙃 there.

I am, once again, asking you to go to @bchtip, click on the "Replies" tab and like all the replies from @bchtip in an effort to make the BitcoinCash Tip Bot's replies viewable as they are currently being hidden, arbitrarily. Thank you! BCH FTW!💚👊💪🙏

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Keep circle-jerking, squabbling and fracturing...BitcoinCash will keep eating your lunch while pushing the limits of what a POW/UTXO blockchain is capable of. BCH FTW! 💚👊💪👇

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