Later this day, I stumbled upon a tweet that Bitcoin Cash is getting more daily transactions than Bitcoin. A great new, indeed.
Of course, when a great news like this about Bitcoin Cash was tweeted, expect attacks from people that are afraid of BCH.
One guy replied to the tweet, "Now do value" sharing a tweet about value transacted per second with a quote "it was never about transactions per second and coffee. It's all about value transacted per second and a new financial paradigm".
So what does this mean?
This data just show that Bitcoin was never meant for all the people around the world. It is just for this people who just care about the price but never the reason why Mr. Nakamoto developed Bitcoin.
Bitcoin was supposed to be a peer-to-peer electronic payment system. It was created to remove third parties so that transactions can be smooth and both parties doing the transaction can minimize their transaction cost.
Do you mean that Bitcoin was developed just for countries/people who can afford?
A digital payment system should not discriminate. It should target all the people around the world. All races, it doesn't matter if you are rich or poor.
Good thing is BitcoinCash is here.
Fast and low-cost, secure, and censor resistant.
When it comes to transactions BitcoinCash can also do what Bitcoin can do. Micro or even macro transactions, and the good thing is, fees are still not robbing you.
Now tell us what Bitcoin can do that BitcoinCash can't do?
Transacting with micropayments means true world use.
So when talking about a peer-to-peer electronic cash payment system, it will always come down about a cup of coffee!
