Who needs security when we can have fast, unsecure transactions? Don't mind that my
could b deleted at any moment while buying my coffee.
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It's only a coffee. People who just want to buy coffees don't even care much about their own, much less other peoples' security.
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Caramel macchiato must of been that good.

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Surprised to see such hasty conclusions from you. SegWit on LTC is a pump; SegWit is LTC's only relevance. Obvious relationship.
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LTC users are so excited because they want to become the "testbed for Bitcoin", finally establish coin as anything but BTC source copy-paste
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Are we going to point to the crash in six months or less and say that was SegWit's fault also?

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(Also worth noting that even if SegWit did increase security of LTC, dubious, it hasn't activated so should see no chg by your hyptohesis)
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Correct. Markets move in lock-step with real life events. Anticipation of future events is unheard of. Why? Traders hate making profits, obv
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The adoption of SegWit is a highly uncertain matter; the signalling information is the best that the vast majority of the money has.
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I know, I was carrying Phil's sophistry to its logical conclusion for larks.
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