ABC team
Roger Ver (@rogerkver) — an early investor in Bitcoin and a major proponent of Bitcoin Cash;
Amory Sachet (@deadalnix) — the main developer of Bitcoin ABC;
Ryan Charles (@ryanxcharles) — CEO of the Money Button payment service;
Chris Pacia (@ChrisPacia) — the main developer of the OpenBazaar platform;
Cihan Wu (@JihanWu) — co-founder of the largest mining company Bitmain.
SV team
Craig Wright (@ProfFaustus) — the main researcher of nChain;
Jimmy Nguyen (@JimmyWinMedia) — CEO nChain;
Calvin Eyre (@CalvinAyre) — CoinGeek founder;
Cobra (@CobraBitcoin) — co-founder of bitcoin.org and bitcointalk.org;
Eli Afram (@justicemate) is the creator of publications for CoinGeek and the founder of Bitcoin Cash Australia.
The watchers
Marcel Pechman (@noshitcoins) — Founder of RadarBTC
Peter Ryzun (@PeterRizun) — Principal Investigator at Bitcoin Unlimited
Alistair Milne (@alistairmilne) — co-founder of the investment company Altan Digital Currency Fund
The success of the operation will depend on whether the “winner” is determined. This is done simply — the one who will control most of the nodes in the network will get a dominant position over the second fork. In this case, you will need CashNode.
What’s happening in Bitcoin Cash right now is total Cryptoanarchy playing out in real time. This is how cryptocurrencies are designed to be “governed”. Tomorrow BITMAIN and their puppet developers will learn the hard lesson that they don’t control Bitcoin Cash, users do.
Bitcoin ABC will lose the hash war no matter how much hash they steal from Roger and Jihan’s pools. The miners backing SV are only exclusively mining BCH. They can wait however long until the temporary pro-ABC hash goes back, and then re-org the chain back to remove ABC blocks.
