Topic: [2018-11-12] Coinatory: Bitcoin Cash, The Fake Bitcoin: what to expect from ... (Read 170 times)
November 12, 2018, 01:47:16 PM
All they seem to do is keep creating money from thin air. They fork a coin and tell the world how great it is, then they get double profits because the original coin pumped and then there is the new one as well!
November 12, 2018, 11:50:09 AM
This article is about Bitcoin Cash, the fake Bitcoin and huge-scale scam that doesn’t even have the certain ticker – is it BCC or BCH? I’ll call it BCH as it seems to be more common.
For the first time in November, the BCH price went up. I cannot say that it was unexpected – rather the opposite, quite predictable, given the events since the end of August. How does the situation develop for the market in the future and what are the options of the situation?
The Beginning
With the beginning of a big cooling of the market in January 2018, the interests of the three accomplices who created their own “pocket bitcoin” on August 1, 2017, diverged. Yes, it’s about Roger Ver, Jihan Wu, and Craig “I-Am-Satoshi” Wright. Exactly on the anniversary of this event, Wright blocked Vera on Twitter. This happened immediately after the meeting of the BCH developers and miners in Bangkok and served as a signal for further developments.
Read more: https://coinatory.com/2018/11/12/bitcoin-cash-the-fake-bitcoin-what-to-expect-from-the-upcoming-hardfork/
For the first time in November, the BCH price went up. I cannot say that it was unexpected – rather the opposite, quite predictable, given the events since the end of August. How does the situation develop for the market in the future and what are the options of the situation?
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turns out if you start a coin by hard fork without consensus, precedent is to hard fork without consensus
Aaron van WirdumThe Beginning
With the beginning of a big cooling of the market in January 2018, the interests of the three accomplices who created their own “pocket bitcoin” on August 1, 2017, diverged. Yes, it’s about Roger Ver, Jihan Wu, and Craig “I-Am-Satoshi” Wright. Exactly on the anniversary of this event, Wright blocked Vera on Twitter. This happened immediately after the meeting of the BCH developers and miners in Bangkok and served as a signal for further developments.
Read more: https://coinatory.com/2018/11/12/bitcoin-cash-the-fake-bitcoin-what-to-expect-from-the-upcoming-hardfork/
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