What the data say about who won the Bitcoin civil war

This faction launched a competing version of the protocol with a higher block size limit of 128 MB on November 15, 2018, leading to a contentious hard fork that split the chain into Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV. Source: BreakerMag.The Bitcoin SV hard fork is interesting in that it involved not only an initiative to roll back Bitcoin Cash’s protocol changes, but also an attempt, by some members of the community, to effectively wipe Bitcoin Cash out by taking all of its hash power. nChain’s Craig Wright explicitly stated that he and other Bitcoin SV supporters intended to use their mining hash power to 51%-attack the Bitcoin Cash chain.

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