November 30th, 2016 Amaury Séchet presented his vision of how Bitcoin could in fact scale to become a world currency. Much of his comprehensive plan can today be seen in the Bitcoin Cash roadmap on BitcoinCash.org.
This presentation was made shortly before he left Facebook to join the effort of returning Bitcoin to the goal of decentralised digital peer-to-peer cash for the world. After it became clear the goals were unlikely to be reached following the path of others, he created the Bitcoin ABC implementation with a more recent fork of the Bitcoin Core codebase. With others, he developed it to the full node software which lead the split between Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) .

Associate Professor of Economics and Finance at Barry University in Miami, Florida, Dr, Charles Evans presented the compelling reasons for why Bitcoin is such an important innovation and technology and how it can help change the world. And how for this to become a reality the payment characteristics of Bitcoin need to be as frictionless as they were during the first 5 to 6 years.

One of our favourite presentations and a reminder to all of the reasons for working as hard as we do at reaching the goals by making Bitcoin Cash success.

More videos of these events are archived on onchainscaling.com

An international Bitcoin development conference focused on the subject of multiple implementations for Bitcoin, scaling Bitcoin on-chain and governance. Set in Bitcoin-city Arnhem, participants and attendees enjoyed being able to spend Bitcoin around the city. With the fees already having risen to uncomfortable heights it was very clear for attendees that something needed to change for this type of Bitcoin functionality to remain leasable. Three evenings and two days filled with presentations, discussions and people meeting face to face strengthened the belief that the clock was ticking and action was needed to return to the goals of economic freedom and financial sovereignty through decentralised digital peer-to-peer cash for the global population.

Presentation by Amaury Séchet on how Bitcoin can scale. Introduction to the Bitcoin ABC software that is to be used by Bitmain as a contingency plan during the activation of SegWit on the Bitcoin network.
Shortly after this presentation took place Haipo Yang of ViaBTC announced the plan to mine using Bitcoin ABC software on August 1st 2017 and in doing so create a split in the Bitcoin network. ViaBTC exchange would also allow trading of the future tokens created by this split. The name and ticker and logo were not claimed by those moving to 8MB blocks, instead Haipo Yang announced the name would be Bitcoin Cash and the ticker BCC. This would be changed into BCH as the BCC logo was being claimed by another project. The logo was a bit later presented as the flag or bill shaped logo in the same colour orange that included the round Bitcoin logo but tilting it to the left instead of to the right.

Governance is still today a hot topic in cryptocurrencies and an ongoing discussion also within Bitcoin Cash. This thought provoking presentation is therefore still more than relevant and a must see for everybody interested in the inner workings of Bitcoin Cash.

The keynote presentation by Bitmain co-founder and CEO Jihan Wu goes into the value of having multiple implementations, open source software project organisation and the social contract is broken by the development direction of Bitcoin (BTC) core development team. It gives some insight in why Bitmain and a large part of the Chinese mining community supported the SegWit2X movement but also the network split that took place one month after the conference and that created the Bitcoin Cash network.

Recording of the online Q&A meeting to answer questions about the November 15, 2018 upgrade software and the features included in the proposed Bitcoin Cash Network Upgrade. Bitcoin ABC developers Amaury Séchet, Shammah Chancellor, Jason B. Cox and Antony Zegers are joined by Chris Pacia, Jonathan Toomim, Juan Garavaglia and Guillermo Paoletti to discuss Canonical/Lexical Transaction Ordering, OpCheckDataSig, 100 byte limit for transactions and Block Size