Pros
- Stability
- Scalability
- Safety and Security
Cons
- Bitcoin SV is a full-node implementation for Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
Pros
- Bitcoin SV wants to become an immutable protocol as quickly as possible, a bit like the protocols of the TCP / IP and HTTP suite, which are today the basis of the modern Internet. This stability is supposed to provide a guarantee to entrepreneurs wishing to build services without the risk of seeing them become obsolete because of an upgrade. Bitcoin SV thus opposes the aggressive development of Bitcoin Cash or Ethereum, and comes a little closer to the conservative vision of Bitcoin-BTC
- An exacerbated religious dimension : All branches of Bitcoin have a religious dimension: like any currency, bitcoin requires that some have faith in its value. Bitcoin has brought with it the promise of a better world free from a financial system harmful to the greatest number, which is an ideal to follow. But even if BTC and BCH are subject to the same forces, the religious character is particularly emphasized in the community of Bitcoin SV.This religious side (some would say "cultural") is an integral part of Bitcoin's success. Without it, without the deep conviction that Bitcoin will one day replace the global financial system, the resistance to adversity of the various Bitcoin communities would not be what it is today. In particular, this explains why Bitcoin SV still survives today despite delistings and other massive releases.
- The ability to store files on the channel.
- A legacy linked to Bitcoin: culture, monetary properties, proven functioning.
Cons
- A lack of resistance to censorship, due to overly centralized mining and a community that seems to want the law to influence the protocol.
- A protocol built around a single person: Craig Wright "Satoshi Vision".
- The rejection by a good part of the cryptocurrency community.
Pros
- Scalability.
- Security.
- Lots of exchanges.
Cons
- Divided projects.
Pros
- cryptocurrency supported by a peer-peer network
- The total size of the blocks is 128 Mb
- Has a list of BSV Developer Tools
- conformed by a team of developers with enough experience in the field
- projected to frame Satoshi Nakamoto's vision of bitcoin
- next fork in the chain with considerable improvements
- information channels constantly updated on the project
Cons
- high market volatility
- does not have a solid community
Pros
- The block size of the BSV was 128MB - the actual BCH was only 32MB. BlockSize growth basically helps scale the network and allows more transactions to be performed.
- One of the goals of BSV developers is to reduce transaction costs - affordable and large-scale fast transactions are key to the success of new cryptocurrencies.
- Much work needs to be done to develop the vision to satisfy the existing blockchain, therefore, Bitcoin SV is a chain that has changed more than its competitor, Bitcoin ABC.
Cons
- You may make some decent money off of trading its bottoms and various pumps, but its just dangerous to play with fire.
Pros
- Its great reputation helps it maintain large transaction volumes
- Many wallets support storage
Cons
- just launch should not see the application
- Being competitive with BCHABC
- There is a high risk for holders when BSV always leads in the sudden increase or decrease in the top 10 coinmarketcap
Pros
- Good code base (Because of bitcoin code base)
Cons
- No usecase, because no advantages compared to other older currencies and projects.
Pros
- Increasing the maximum block size to increase transaction speed.
Cons
- Controversy regarding its founder affected BSV, delist on major exchanges is part of it.
- Many investors warn that it is merely speculative coin, which is reflected by the unusual pump. Currently, BSV has risen to the 4th position on coinmarketcap in terms of market capitalization after increasing by more than 200%.
Pros
- Not have any Scalability issues
- Have huge backing from Craig wright
Cons
- Don't have great reputation to ceo
- CEO always tried to become satoshi nakamoto that's why delisted from binance
Pros
- Price increases hard because of craig wright owns huge bitcoins so some time investors earn huge money
Cons
- Risky coin to hold
- Many exchanges such as Binance, Kaken and many more delisted BSV
Pros
- the project may be of interest to miners. Now, with the fall in the price of bitcoin, many miners are looking for alternative options for earning with the help of available equipment. In this ASIC device for mining BTC are suitable for the production of BCHSV. Of course, first it is better to calculate everything on the profitability calculator. But this option is recommended to be carefully considered as an alternative. If the authors of BitcoinCashSV will be able to realize their promises, the rate of their coins will increase dramatically. And it will bring considerable profit to the owners of this cryptocurrency. At the moment, BitcoinCashSV is on the 8th place in the top of cryptocurrencies. Its price and capitalization is very high. This is combined with the high liquidity of the coin. Therefore, they attract many traders, which only increases its value.
Cons
- lack of innovation. BitcoinCashSV is still secondary to the original bitcoin. And yet he is not able to compete with his older brother. Mixed attitude to the authors of the project. Many members of the cryptocurrency community is very opposed to proponents of hard forks BitcoinCash. Craig Wright is considered a liar who loves to shock the audience and make loud statements. And Calvin Eyre is considered by some to be another businessman who decided to get additional profit. Serious competition. Have BCHSV has at least two strong competitor. This is the main bitcoin blockchain and the second network formed under the hard fork – BitcoinCashABC. They're way ahead of BCHSV on a number of indicators. High volatility BitcoinCashSV. For the last month of the course BCHSV is constantly changing. It is extremely unstable, even in comparison with bitcoin. And such unpredictability scares off many investors as well as miners. The centralization of the network. Large amounts of hashrate are controlled by only a few companies. They determine the price of the cryptocurrency and the direction of the project. And many users are not happy with this situation.
Pros
- Don't get shocked you expect any thing from this guy in past there were wonderful explanation of dev team. This is great example how deep knowledge they have and what is the direction of this coin. Honestly, I'm surprised, because you have a very large audience and everyone believes in you. I think that with such successes you will achieve something more in the future. Bitcoin Cash was deliberately split away from bitcoin by a team who thought high fees and slow transactions would eventually destroy bitcoin. It was deliberately designed to essentially be bitcoin, except easy to send, receive and transact with. But, I still prefer bitcoin tho when it comes to liquidity and value.
Cons
- I strongly doubt it will take that long. Now that cryptocurrency is in the mainstream, I think the prices will start recouping after there is a delay in bad news and/or FUD. There are no lost coins on the BTC chain. When BCH split from BTC, it did not require BTC be lost or destroyed. All of the coins that existed on the BTC chain at that point were now BCH coins on the BCH chain too. After the split, any new BTC created are only on the BTC chain and any new BCH are now only on the BCH chain. Now if what you mean by "lost" are coins that were originally on the BTC chain that are not recoverable, because no one has the private key; those coins are also not recoverable of the BCH chain. Maybe this explanation will help further. A blockchain, when used in a cryptocurrency, is a type of ledger that records transactions.
