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December 05, 2017, 08:27:32 AM
#24
Super bitcoin on Dec 17
Jan 2 bitcoin cash plus
Jan 28, b2x 2nd attempt

What do you think all these forks will do to the altcoins market? Do you think people will stop taking these forks seriously? Will b2x succeed this time?

I think this is so bad for the reputation of the entire crypto market

Thank you for this post. I have not yet met on Internet the internet the information about b2x 2nd attempt. What I am sure in is that each time before the fork Bitcoin price will jump. Keep your Bitcoins this winter!
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November 28, 2017, 03:38:01 PM
#23
The next fork bitkoin is a cat in a poke. So it was and will be. The event is easy to predict, and its outcome is almost impossible. The market before fork does not show signs of panic or instability. It, on the contrary, grows in expectation of additional profit from a split circuit. This seems irrational.
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November 27, 2017, 02:27:12 PM
#22
Began reading the first line of the topic and almost spewed out the water I was trying to drink. 'Super Bitcoin', what sort of a name is that? I'm expecting whoever is behind it to be a Dragon Ball Super fan, deriving the name directly from the anime itself Grin

On a serious note, the community has grown tired of these silly pretexts of improving the core protocol over and over again, resulting in unasked and unnecessary hard forks which would be good for nothing. These are sure to be dumped as soon as everyone gets their hands on it and that's it, useful for nothing.
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November 27, 2017, 02:03:08 PM
#21
Super bitcoin on Dec 17
Jan 2 bitcoin cash plus
Jan 28, b2x 2nd attempt

What do you think all these forks will do to the altcoins market? Do you think people will stop taking these forks seriously? Will b2x succeed this time?

I think this is so bad for the reputation of the entire crypto market

Okay this has got to be some kind of joke. This is ridiculous..
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November 27, 2017, 01:47:29 PM
#20
Bitcoin forks are the being a habit of the bitcoin developers,its getting too obvious devs are just making new coins for their own agendas stop the useless forks and focus on development of BTC.
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November 27, 2017, 01:40:33 PM
#19
Hi friends, few days ago I get information (read on one thread) if bitcoin will fork again, and will born bitcoin silver, bitcoin liza, super bitcoin. Is it right?
legendary
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November 27, 2017, 01:38:16 PM
#18
Super bitcoin on Dec 17
Jan 2 bitcoin cash plus
Jan 28, b2x 2nd attempt

What do you think all these forks will do to the altcoins market? Do you think people will stop taking these forks seriously? Will b2x succeed this time?

I think this is so bad for the reputation of the entire crypto market
Many bit coin fork in this year and next time ( maybe)
I do not understand why the development must split like that?

Short answer is - for money Smiley

Imagine that you are making a slightly adopted coin like Bitcoin Gold. BTG currently have nearly 6B market cap and it's premine alt coin. Devs already are multi-millionaires.  
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November 27, 2017, 01:36:52 PM
#17
It is a current trend which hopefully at some point will stop, it is just free money for holders but it is confusing for those just coming into bitcoin and must take up a lot of time for the exchanges especially when they are not serious and just out for quck money.

I disagree, hard forks are also legitimate as they were created to rival Altcoins. And has the potential to become the next Bitcoin. They're Cryptocurrency also that could be used ideally in commerce and marketing like remittances, products and services payments and other use that supposedly Bitcoin was made for. Today, Bitcoin is overrated and it's not actually a Cryptocurrency anymore but a Crypto-Gem that is to be collected and hidden.
Crypto-Currency should be circulated and used as it is.
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November 27, 2017, 01:32:05 PM
#16
What does the fork do?
I'm actually curious and wanna confirm if BTC forks are not done by BTC? but other party?

Forks are created to rival Altcoins, although forks has nothing to do with the original Bitcoin but instantly they gain fame because they're Bitcoin's common Blockchain. People are preferring them as another flavor of bitcoin, not fully another blockchain system.
This strategy id highly effective because it has already Bitcoin on their names and people will try to invest on it and ignore good project that has been launched. Instead of making another Cryptocurrency project, they choose to make hard forks to offer good coin price unlike Altcoin today, their prices were very low thousands of tokens a worth of a single dollar.
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November 27, 2017, 01:31:25 PM
#15
It is a current trend which hopefully at some point will stop, it is just free money for holders but it is confusing for those just coming into bitcoin and must take up a lot of time for the exchanges especially when they are not serious and just out for quck money.
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November 27, 2017, 01:30:00 PM
#14
Whether it is good or bad, you can't stop it, it is like ICOs or airdrops there is a profit to be made. But I don't think it will affect bitcoin or market in the long term.
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November 27, 2017, 01:26:34 PM
#13
I like the idea of Bitcoin Cash Plus.  It has the advantages of Bitcoin Cash but removes the centralization aspect away from Bitcoin Cash.  If Roger Ver argues that Bitcoin Cash is closer to the original vision of the Bitcoin whitepaper, then Bitcoin Cash Plus is even closer to Satoshi's vision.   

Hard forks are somehow created when the Bitcoin core developers would not listen to some amendments on how other developers see it beneficial. If there's no integration of ideas then hard forks are the best option to put an idea into reality.
Scalability, security and faster transactions will be the best advancement of a Cryptocurrency. That's why constant development is a must to stabilize the core.
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November 27, 2017, 01:25:36 PM
#12
What does the fork do?


I'm actually curious and wanna confirm if BTC forks are not done by BTC? but other party?
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November 27, 2017, 01:22:49 PM
#11
Super bitcoin on Dec 17
Jan 2 bitcoin cash plus
Jan 28, b2x 2nd attempt

What do you think all these forks will do to the altcoins market? Do you think people will stop taking these forks seriously? Will b2x succeed this time?

I think this is so bad for the reputation of the entire crypto market

Forking Bitcoin has become a lucrative business for both owners of bitcoins and developers of said forks which get to premine them (remember the premine on Bitcoin Gold).

They are mostly useless memes. Some may have some value. For example it is interesting to see different hashing algorithms in action, but then again they could have done it in an altcoin.

It's mostly jokes. Just wait for them to pump them proceed to dump.

Actually every time there's hard forks are coming Bitcoin will then pumped harder and the same with Bitcoin Cash abd Bitcoin Gold. Hard forks were made to rival Altcoins and I don't see any joke with that. It's just a pretty rivalry game.
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November 27, 2017, 01:20:07 PM
#10
I never react negatively to Bitcoin's forks, because nobody can stop the forking and it's truly unlimited. They can fork every after the block is sealed. Bitcoin Cash as the first Bitcoin hard fork and now it's on it's way to rival the Bitcoin price.
Actually it's a fair and square for Altcoins because for me, I would prefer investing hard forks than Altcoins that we have no idea what they're up to and some of them are dying and be vanished after time.
I'm excited about the outcome of this hard forks.
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November 27, 2017, 01:15:20 PM
#9
like we havnt have enough fork these days. so many fork with no clear roadmap just their dev try to make more money, and premine it so when the price start increase he dump as fast as he can
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November 27, 2017, 01:00:14 PM
#8
I like the opportunity to earn on fork of bitcoin, but:
saturation of the market with various versions of Bitcoin confuses users and discredits the assertion that there is a limited number of bitcoins - since you can always fork out and double the number
The most important negative aspect is the deterioration of Bitcoin's image, his ability to be a flagship, his reliability. All these sharp jumps of growth and inflate the same "bubble", about which influential and well-known figures of the world of finance like to talk on TV.
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November 27, 2017, 12:24:48 PM
#7
I like the idea of Bitcoin Cash Plus.  It has the advantages of Bitcoin Cash but removes the centralization aspect away from Bitcoin Cash.  If Roger Ver argues that Bitcoin Cash is closer to the original vision of the Bitcoin whitepaper, then Bitcoin Cash Plus is even closer to Satoshi's vision.   
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November 26, 2017, 11:20:29 AM
#6
Super bitcoin on Dec 17
Jan 2 bitcoin cash plus
Jan 28, b2x 2nd attempt

What do you think all these forks will do to the altcoins market? Do you think people will stop taking these forks seriously? Will b2x succeed this time?

I think this is so bad for the reputation of the entire crypto market
All of the bitcoin fork just shitcoin with nothing improvement. Altcoin develop the new evolution in the cryptocurrency just like privacy and master nodes token. Bitcoin fork will die as soon as possible.
There is no value in the bitcoin fork coin that just another short hype token.
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November 26, 2017, 11:01:57 AM
#5
Forks every month means billions of dollars profit for developers everymonth,i dont know when they will stop doing useless forks.
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