Show Your Support for Bitcoin Core

btcdrak commented 8 years ago

If you would like to show your support for Bitcoin Core on bitcoincore.org, please add your name and company and position if applicable in a comment below. If support is from the company as a whole please make that clear.

For discussion, please visit the Bitcoin Core Slack group rather than this ticket. To sign up, visit here.

ffmad commented 8 years ago

Quentin de Beauchesne (individual)

Daunus commented 8 years ago

Daniel Wilczynski (Hardblock.net, Australian Bitcoin Broker)

Also, would it not be better for this to be about showing support for scaling roadmap?

stevebong commented 8 years ago

Steve bong (Individual)

antonio-fr commented 8 years ago

Antoine FERRON (individual) Goochain Project (non-profit organization)

shangzhou commented 8 years ago

Wu Shangzhou (individual)

robep00 commented 8 years ago

Pierre Roberge (individual)

ruiquelhas commented 8 years ago

Rui Quelhas (individual)

Jinglan commented 8 years ago

Jinglan Wang (individual)

mizhang commented 8 years ago

Miya Zhang (individual)

Joukehofman commented 8 years ago

Jouke Hofman on behalf of Bitonic B.V.

ghost commented 8 years ago

Jakob Rönnbäck (individual)

systemzax commented 8 years ago

Guillaume Babin-Tremblay Chief Technology Officer - CryptoMechanics Executive Director - Bitcoin Embassy (Montreal)

samouraiwallet commented 8 years ago

Samourai Wallet (Company)

SamouraiDev commented 8 years ago

Samourai Wallet lead dev.

fametrano commented 8 years ago

Ferdinando Ametrano +1 for a conservative approach in bitcoin core.

To scale up to VISA's 60,000 tps the block should be 20,000 times larger: 20GB. The increase in block size is not the solution: even combined with SW and networking improvement (IBLT, weak blocks, etc.) it could help with a factor of 10, maybe 100. A major breakthrough is needed, sidechain and/or lighting network possibly being the solution. Bitcoin might never be used as general payment system, but only as the digital gold of a non-censurable settlement system: as such it needs to be uncompromised in its decentralization and security.