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[00:21:19] チャットへの書き込み
[00:22:42] The split of the bitcoin blockchain has begun.
[00:22:53] Earlier today a subset of bitcoin's miners began operating a different software in order to create a competing cryptocurrency called Bitcoin Cash. The move would effectively find a minority of users f
[00:23:06] As previously reported, Bitcoin Cash – which raises the size of the network's transaction blocks while doing away with other capacity upgrades – is being advanced as an alternative to existing scaling
[00:23:12] Some of those who backed prior efforts aimed at raising the block size have since moved to support Bitcoin Cash.
[00:23:30] Yet the split is far from complete.
[00:23:40] The divergence started at approximately 12:37 p.m. UTC, according to data from BTCForkMonitor.info, when the network reached block 478,558.
[00:23:48] It's here that Bitcoin Cash needs to process a block that is greater than 1 megabyte (MB) in size in order to seal the split.
[00:23:55] Thus far, that hasn't happened, and some observers believe that it could take hours or more for that block to be created.
[00:24:01] In the meantime, the original bitcoin chain has continued, reaching block 478,570 as of press time.
[00:24:11] Also possible is that, should no new blocks be found, Bitcoin Cash could be abandoned.
[00:24:15] So far, a major mining pool for the currency has attracted more than 1 petahash of mining power.
[00:24:24] Bitcoin markets, which rose to a high of $2,925.03 during today's trading according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI), are currently trading at around $2,732, representing a decline of about 4
[00:24:32] Traders had been preparing for the looming split, though in most cases, the prospect of receiving what is an effectively a doubling of coins – brought about as a result of the two networks sharing a t
[00:24:39] Futures for Bitcoin Cash (BCC or BCH), which have been listed by the mining pool and project proponent ViaBTC, are currently trading for roughly $384, according to CoinMarketCap.com