3100 vs 200... what to buy
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It's pretty obvious that the right move now is acting against the market.
3100 vs 200... what to buy
3100 vs 200... what to buy
to >senior members, so who is exactly behind this Bitcoin Cash?
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Bitcoin ABC? but who created Bitcoin ABC and who/group is behind all this?
Im sure over the next few days/weeks, we will find out,??Bitcoin ABC? but who created Bitcoin ABC and who/group is behind all this?
we will see many popular/big names from crypto and FI, taking an interest in bcc.
what it needs is a solid core group of excellent devs that are willing to put their names forward to work fulltime on bcc.
A mixture of devs from gd alts would be awesome...cmon btc,eth,xrp devs join the bcc devs and make the ultimate coin
to >senior members, so who is exactly behind this Bitcoin Cash???
Bitcoin ABC? but who created Bitcoin ABC and who/group is behind all this?
??Bitcoin ABC? but who created Bitcoin ABC and who/group is behind all this?
One of said big names also suported MTgox back in those days 
BTC taking off from previous high to every minute historical high( CMP $3118) n BCH landing though its landing gear is not working. So BCH crash inevitable. BCH gonna be new member of 1sat club soon. Keep an eye. 
Let not be too bearish. Too many big names support this coin to only have a market cap of less than .17 BTC.
We'll see what happens if people decide to hold or continue dumping when Polo and Coinbase open up the gates, I'm tempted to buy not sure if it's a dead cat bounce or a bottom.
BTC taking off from previous high to every minute historical high( CMP $3118) n BCH landing though its landing gear is not working. So BCH crash inevitable. BCH gonna be new member of 1sat club soon. Keep an eye.
Let not be too bearish. Too many big names support this coin to only have a market cap of less than .17 BTC.
BTC taking off from previous high to every minute historical high( CMP $3118) n BCH landing though its landing gear is not working. So BCH crash inevitable. BCH gonna be new member of 1sat club soon. Keep an eye.
I think they stick too hard to the labour theory of value, i.e. "if miners support us we suceed no matter what the exhanges, merchants et cetera say" then they show up with a fearsome diff for a coin they knew several users will just dump after claim, if they were less focused in their minning bussines and more in the actual new features they will have a better feedback from users, I may be wrong, of course
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
The question is: Are there any competent Bitcoin Cash Devs? I see only a few and a lot of noisy Bitcoin Core devs on Twitter. I think this is the only important issue in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Zero devs = zero value.
Bitcoin devs do not get paid so it is not quite the same as with most altcoins. I wouldn't necessarily say it means zero value though.
But to answer your question Bitcoin cash does have several devs but I question their competency as they do not seem to adequately test their code which always shows up full of bugs.
Whether it has value though will ultimately come down to whether you support their idea or not, and so far it seems the vast majority of the community do not.
ok now, my 0.06 orders got filled... 
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
The question is: Are there any competent Bitcoin Cash Devs? I see only a few and a lot of noisy Bitcoin Core devs on Twitter. I think this is the only important issue in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Zero devs = zero value.
Many have taken their "free money" ..welldone (until polo,coinbase,14th and jan 1st)
now for those that think this coin has gd long term potential...
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
I think when btc dumps, bcc will pump closing the ratio very quickly.
another thing to think about...
eth managed get btc maximilists into ethereum, via etc...they refused to buy eth, but bought etc, the maximilists did end up in ethereum adding to its overall value, by selling btc.
now btc has gained a way to get people from the alt world back into btc, via its split coin bcc, this will bring alt-coin value into btc/bcc.
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
when any business/corp wants to use smart contracts they know who to call...
now we have saw btc devs ,slow progress for yrs, lets see if bcc devs are up to the challenge and get things moving faster with bcc
now for those that think this coin has gd long term potential...
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
I think when btc dumps, bcc will pump closing the ratio very quickly.
another thing to think about...
eth managed get btc maximilists into ethereum, via etc...they refused to buy eth, but bought etc, the maximilists did end up in ethereum adding to its overall value, by selling btc.
now btc has gained a way to get people from the alt world back into btc, via its split coin bcc, this will bring alt-coin value into btc/bcc.
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
when any business/corp wants to use smart contracts they know who to call...
now we have saw btc devs ,slow progress for yrs, lets see if bcc devs are up to the challenge and get things moving faster with bcc
I don't see any evidence that the onslaught of dumpers is over yet. The last block had 112,346.79014722 BCC transferred. I assume the vast majority of this is moving coins to an exchange rather than to cold storage. (The block before that was empty, but that is normal since it only took 20 seconds to mine that block.)
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-cash/block/478629
Many will not sell so cheap....
not everyone wants to dump bcc to oblivion...lol and even if they tried to , they couldnt.
I have never saw a coin launched across alot of big exchanges, the same day it was created ...It's even got fiat gateways lol
once the rest of the exchanges get on board, bcc will share even more value from btc than the previous pump.
on another forum, a few days ago...many btc guys dumped bcc down to 0.07ish, and were proud lol, then 2hours ltr they were crying..."why didnt i wait" (0.2)
6hours ltr...lols they were in deep shock.(0.45)
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
The question is: Are there any competent Bitcoin Cash Devs? I see only a few and a lot of noisy Bitcoin Core devs on Twitter. I think this is the only important issue in the Bitcoin ecosystem. Zero devs = zero value.
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
poloniex and coinbase will make up the dump bomb. nowhere else compares in terms of coins held. it won't be in the clear until that clears.
accumulating now with a long term view would be a bad move. maybe cool in the short term but i'm very doubtful about that too.
Many have taken their "free money" ..welldone (until polo,coinbase,14th and jan 1st)
now for those that think this coin has gd long term potential...
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
I think when btc dumps, bcc will pump closing the ratio very quickly.
another thing to think about...
eth managed get btc maximilists into ethereum, via etc...they refused to buy eth, but bought etc, the maximilists did end up in ethereum adding to its overall value, by selling btc.
now btc has gained a way to get people from the alt world back into btc, via its split coin bcc, this will bring alt-coin value into btc/bcc.
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
when any business/corp wants to use smart contracts they know who to call...
now we have saw btc devs ,slow progress for yrs, lets see if bcc devs are up to the challenge and get things moving faster with bcc
now for those that think this coin has gd long term potential...
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
I think when btc dumps, bcc will pump closing the ratio very quickly.
another thing to think about...
eth managed get btc maximilists into ethereum, via etc...they refused to buy eth, but bought etc, the maximilists did end up in ethereum adding to its overall value, by selling btc.
now btc has gained a way to get people from the alt world back into btc, via its split coin bcc, this will bring alt-coin value into btc/bcc.
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
when any business/corp wants to use smart contracts they know who to call...
now we have saw btc devs ,slow progress for yrs, lets see if bcc devs are up to the challenge and get things moving faster with bcc
I don't see any evidence that the onslaught of dumpers is over yet. The last block had 112,346.79014722 BCC transferred. I assume the vast majority of this is moving coins to an exchange rather than to cold storage. (The block before that was empty, but that is normal since it only took 20 seconds to mine that block.)
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin-cash/block/478629
Many have taken their "free money" ..welldone (until polo,coinbase,14th and jan 1st)
now for those that think this coin has gd long term potential...
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
I think when btc dumps, bcc will pump closing the ratio very quickly.
another thing to think about...
eth managed get btc maximilists into ethereum, via etc...they refused to buy eth, but bought etc, the maximilists did end up in ethereum adding to its overall value, by selling btc.
now btc has gained a way to get people from the alt world back into btc, via its split coin bcc, this will bring alt-coin value into btc/bcc.
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
when any business/corp wants to use smart contracts they know who to call...
now we have saw btc devs ,slow progress for yrs, lets see if bcc devs are up to the challenge and get things moving faster with bcc
now for those that think this coin has gd long term potential...
If your thinking of accumlating bcc, now is prob the best time to start doing so.
I think when btc dumps, bcc will pump closing the ratio very quickly.
another thing to think about...
eth managed get btc maximilists into ethereum, via etc...they refused to buy eth, but bought etc, the maximilists did end up in ethereum adding to its overall value, by selling btc.
now btc has gained a way to get people from the alt world back into btc, via its split coin bcc, this will bring alt-coin value into btc/bcc.
Also a reason eth gained more value over etc as time passed...etc devs were/are weak compared to eth devs.
when any business/corp wants to use smart contracts they know who to call...
now we have saw btc devs ,slow progress for yrs, lets see if bcc devs are up to the challenge and get things moving faster with bcc
I always wondered how or why the block increase to 8mb in BCC/BCH would be a good thing @blueshoe?
Because Bitcoin Core 1MB was failing at keeping up with transactions and it transaction fees were skyrocketing which cause many vendors to drop it.
Just because there is a momentary lag in transaction backlog on bitcoin core, does not mean bitcoin core fixed anything.
The majority of transactions just moved to litecoin and Eth.
Bitcoin Cash is the Fix to the Core's failures and the next backlog on core, it will be apparent to all of the naysayers and core religious fanatics.
CA$H is Superior to Core and Value will reflect that within the year.
╥Aztek
Well if the block size increase to 8MB will enable better handling of transactions in respect to the accommodating ratio per block then i wonder why bitcoin devs refused to implement it! Its not such an easy task to knock off the king of Crypto.
But i thought the whole Segwit implementation was/is to make Bitcoin more robust though!
I believe it has to do with the time to download, verify and construct a new block after one has been mined, with large blocks this takes longer giving the mining pool who found the last block an advantage over others because it already knows what transactions are in the current block and can move straight on to starting to mine the next. The idea behind segwit is it increases capacity of a block (on average roughly 2 times depending on the trasactions that make up the block I think) without increasing block size and in turn verification time, if I understand correctly.
so for diff we are stuck now right? will need to wait 256 or 1024 blocks to be adjusted?
These numbers where getting close to 12hrs for MTP of block 6 . Maybe some miners will back off and let some more difficulty adjustments downward happen before the regular difficulty adjustment.
According to here http://bch.xbt.it/?interval=120 average block time needs to be over 2 hours to recalculate which would drop it to 3.52% of the original chain
so for diff we are stuck now right? will need to wait 256 or 1024 blocks to be adjusted?
These numbers where getting close to 12hrs for MTP of block 6 . Maybe some miners will back off and let some more difficulty adjustments downward happen before the regular difficulty adjustment.
so for diff we are stuck now right? will need to wait 256 or 1024 blocks to be adjusted?
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