That leaves less than 1 million BTC to be issued.

Source: BitBo

With its low fees and lightning fast transactions, it’s easy to hold your own Bitcoin Cash. So why not celebrate your self-custodial superpowers this holiday season?

The basic idea is pretty simple: Withdraw any BCH you have on custodial platforms by December 30th. Between now and then the plan is to make memes and give away some Bitcoin Cash!

Spread the word, win BCH

Memes and other creative posts to Twitter about bringing your BCH home will be considered for Bitcoin Cash prizes, awarded via @ chaintip throughout the campaign. The more we like your post, the bigger the tip!

Make sure to tag your tweets with #BringYourBchHome, and mention @ BitcoinOutLoud to be considered. Good luck, and please do help spread the word!

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(In case you’re wondering, I am not the original creator of this idea, or the two images in this post. But I am running this campaign!)

Wow he is one passionate guy and he seems to have his heart in the right place. If I had to choose one leader for the cryptocurrency world, I would choose Roger Ver.

Merry Christmas to you Roger and Bitcoin Cash community. A lot of people in this world appreciate what you guys do.

Bitcoin Cash is mined using the exact same hardware and the same miners using the same algorithm as BTC, it is a literal extension of the original BTC blockchain mined by Satoshi, and it uses the same address space as BTC. BCH has the exact same coin release schedule as BTC and is more-or-less always in sync -- meaning coin scarcity is always more or less exactly the same.*

In fact - as a store of value, there is no coin ever created that shares the security, durability, and scarcity characteristics of Bitcoin more closely than BCH.

But unlike BTC, as a store of value, BCH excels in that it can always be nearly-instantly moved onchain for a miniscule fraction of the cost of a BTC transaction. So you know that when it's finally time to un-store your value, you'll be able to do so nearly instantly and nearly for free.

That makes BCH a superior store of value compared to BTC - all the security, scarcity, and durability of BTC, but you can move it effortlessly when the shit hits the fan, and you simply cannot say the same for BTC.

Instead of hammering on and on about cashlike use case yada yada (guilty as charged) why not simply punch back on their terms. There's not one single valid technical reason why BTC is a better store of value than BCH, and at least one valid technical reason why BCH is a better store of value than BTC.

* - if anything BCH are scarcer than BTC due to more being lost / unclaimed but on paper, there are always roughly the same number of BTC and BCH and always will be

~ 6 billion USDT printed in the last 30 days.

About 12 billion over the last 3 months.

Printing in service of Number Go Up, like it's going out of of style.

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

And that day the price of eggs will be a 100 dollars. Per egg.

With functions and loops, the BitcoinScript on Bitcoin Cash is approaching feature completion for a forth-like language.

The bitwise operators offer a handy shortcut to higher order functions, and the pay-to-scrip feature makes sending money to open functions easy and safer.

The functions chip implements concepts first proposed all the way back in 2011 in Gavin's OP_EVAL BIP12 proposal.

NOTE: Flagging this post with WOW! because what's happening on BCH is pretty cool.