“Also fact, anyone like to dispute / debate? @rogerkver @officialmcafee @derekcapo maybe @officiallykeith can host it again! #TPAY vs. #BCH. Bitcoin on Steroids vs so call “Real Bitcoin” heck let’s bring in all the bitcoin fork!”TokenPay (boldy) said:
“Not sure how “we are the real Bitcoin”, makes BCH even a candidate as a transaction coin? Bitcoin isn’t even good for ordinary transactions as it is slow and expensive. We fixed that with $TPAY. Why would anybody want to use fake Bitcoin for anything related to commerce activity.”If that wasn’t enough:
“$TPAY features 2 second transaction confirmations (http://explorer.tpay.ai ) and a fully anonymous stealth mode. We call it “Bitcoin on Steroids” because it simply has more features and works better for transactions. It isn’t $BTC, either is $BCH. But for transactions TPAY > BCH.”Bitcoin on steroids, or is it Bitcoin Cash on steroids? You can see the full article for yourself, here. It’s all a bit savage isn’t itA lot of this sort of thing is to generate press exposure, and look, it’s working. Otherwise, many people might not even see TokenPay and Bitcoin as direct rivals. It’s a healthy competition and is good, because it allows people to do your own research and make their own informed decisions. If TokenPay say they are the best, you’re more likely to go on and see if they can justify their claims. If they are wrong, stick with what you know, but if indeed it seems that their claims are legitimate, maybe its a project to watch?We aren’t saying either side of the debate is right by the way, it’s just interesting to see how the likes of social media can allow these tensions to come to a head in this way, isn’t it?