About the split of Bitcoin and measures to address its decline

This time I will write about Bitcoin on August 1st and the fork (split), how I think about it, and the current decline in Bitcoin's price.

Regarding August 1st, there are various reports about whether a split will or will not occur. And back in March 2017, when the previous hard fork (split) was a topic, exchanges showed a stance against hard forks.

From a user perspective, not so much miners, the aim is to ensure that Bitcoin carries no risk for users. Of course, exchanges are sustained by users (user fees), so it is natural that they express a user-centered stance.

If SegWit allows the coin to avoid a split and expands the internal block size, miners would see lower fees than before, and the hard fork (split), which is said to increase the coin's security risk, is supported. This is solely a miners' position and expression of intent.

However, traditionally miners rely on users who transact Bitcoin to make their business possible. When we send coins, they earn revenue through mining.

＊This time I am writing from abroad. I am using cash directly at an ATM abroad with a Bitcoin debit card. (Most payments are by card, but I mainly use a Bitcoin debit card.)

I feel that the ability to use Bitcoin's appreciation directly through the card is convenient for practical use.

For details about the Wirex card I am using, see ▼▼▼

http://bitcoin-newstart.com/wirexcard

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