Topic: [ANN] Bitcoin Cash - Pro on-chain scaling - Cheaper fees - page 811. (Read 704387 times)
People talking about doomed dump. Still price got from 0.155 to 0.17 till now. What a dump.
How secure is privkey import / export in Electrum bcc / btc core (electrum)?
Coinbase says:
We will dump youf BCH then we will buyback after the big dump, then if you are VERY lucky we will give it to you in like five or six months, if we want
Still better than polo
We will dump youf BCH then we will buyback after the big dump, then if you are VERY lucky we will give it to you in like five or six months, if we want
Still better than polo
Hi there, so I'm still wondering, is there any difference between a bitcoin cash transaction and a usual BTC transaction? Is it just the difference between my transaction being placed in a BTC (<= 1 MB transaction) on main chain or as a transaction in a new Bitcoin Cash block.
So if I have a transaction, as a user, is it just luck as to whether my transaction ends up in the BTC or the BCC chain?
Thanks.
So if I have a transaction, as a user, is it just luck as to whether my transaction ends up in the BTC or the BCC chain?
Thanks.
absolutely not. they're completely separate chains now. if you're using a bcash wallet connected to the bcash network that's where it stays.
Hi there, so I'm still wondering, is there any difference between a bitcoin cash transaction and a usual BTC transaction? Is it just the difference between my transaction being placed in a BTC (<= 1 MB transaction) on main chain or as a transaction in a new Bitcoin Cash block.
So if I have a transaction, as a user, is it just luck as to whether my transaction ends up in the BTC or the BCC chain?
Thanks.
So if I have a transaction, as a user, is it just luck as to whether my transaction ends up in the BTC or the BCC chain?
Thanks.
No they are physically different coins you have to decide if you want to use BTC or BCH
Different wallets never use the same wallet on both chains
If you try to pay something in BTC and send BCH then you may have well of not sent it
Hi there, so I'm still wondering, is there any difference between a bitcoin cash transaction and a usual BTC transaction? Is it just the difference between my transaction being placed in a BTC (<= 1 MB transaction) on main chain or as a transaction in a new Bitcoin Cash block.
So if I have a transaction, as a user, is it just luck as to whether my transaction ends up in the BTC or the BCC chain?
Thanks.
So if I have a transaction, as a user, is it just luck as to whether my transaction ends up in the BTC or the BCC chain?
Thanks.
Any one manage to get there bcc in to bitterex Yet.
I dont think there have been enough confirmations for anyone yet
Any one manage to get there bcc in to bitterex Yet.
BCH fork created a very interesting situation for some price analysis. I'm very curious where it will go from now. I was absolutely sure it will be dumped to the ground from start, but I was wrong. I didn't retrieve BCH yet cause there's not safe enough wallet for me.
well, only now exchanges started to open their wallets. I suppose the dump will start with the next few blocks
BCH fork created a very interesting situation for some price analysis. I'm very curious where it will go from now. I was absolutely sure it will be dumped to the ground from start, but I was wrong. I didn't retrieve BCH yet cause there's not safe enough wallet for me.
how to dump the coin when most people still are not able to sell it? just people with btc on exchanges where they got the bch directly were able to sell / trade - exchanges didn't accept deposit of bch, mining takes long so transactions, even after e.g. bittrex enabled now deposits, takes forever, some exchanges like coinbase give their customers the bch just within few months.
BCH fork created a very interesting situation for some price analysis. I'm very curious where it will go from now. I was absolutely sure it will be dumped to the ground from start, but I was wrong. I didn't retrieve BCH yet cause there's not safe enough wallet for me.
Why does this cost $500?
Where are all the dumpers, why is it not $1?
Are you all pulling legs?
because no real coin traded yet... slow networkWhere are all the dumpers, why is it not $1?
Are you all pulling legs?
not so fast.
https://blog.coinbase.com/update-on-bitcoin-cash-8a67a7e8dbdf
Coinbase won't add the support for it untill 2018. Since this is kind of locking them in I think it will provide support for the price.
Also since so many companies hold considerable amounts of bcc that technically isnt theirs it will provide price support also....i can't see a real reason to impulse dump other than the idea that there is only 1 supreme coin.
Also since so many companies hold considerable amounts of bcc that technically isnt theirs it will provide price support also....i can't see a real reason to impulse dump other than the idea that there is only 1 supreme coin.
So they are going to support it, but you can't get your coins until 1 Jan. 2018. Sort of an odd response, but better than "All your bitcoincash belongs to us!"
Good idea delay until no one wants them because they are worthless
So they are going to support it, but you can't get your coins until 1 Jan. 2018. Sort of an odd response, but better than "All your bitcoincash belongs to us!"
They said they will list it "by" Jan 1st. So it could be anytime in between.
I think they want to see what happens in November with BTC first. That and they want to make sure the BitcoinABC protocol and code is not buggy.
So they are going to support it, but you can't get your coins until 1 Jan. 2018. Sort of an odd response, but better than "All your bitcoincash belongs to us!"
So where's the floor on this thing? will it crash harder once all the unconfirmed deposits post on Bittrex? 
I'm kinda looking to buy right now but not sure if I should wait a bit.
I'm kinda looking to buy right now but not sure if I should wait a bit. until its blockchain is flowing freely you might seriously regret buying at these levels. there are millions of people who hold it who can't move it to an exchange and a few thousand who can sell it right now. do the math.
16mill btc = 5mill bcc, why...
because
1 -many cant claim bcc, dont know how to
2- many wont even know about it
3- many old btc lost wallets=many lost bcc wallets
4- many traders btc (+bcc ) stuck lost on old exchanges + now btce
5- many exchanges refuse to list it (coinbase) = huge missing bcc
so if roughly 5mill bcc are around and cost lets 1/10th the price ( 0.1 per bcc)
you only need around 500k btc(or =amount in fiat) to buy em all ....rough estimates lol
The guy is correct. There won't be anywhere near 16mill BCC.
1) There are many services like Primedice which hold large amounts of BCC and they won't distribute those BCC. And they also can't sell them for liability reasons. There are hundreds/thousands of these services.
2) Alot of people also don't know about BCC or they know about it but its too technical for their difficulty to claim it.
3) All those burned BTCs or lost wallets or Satoshi's coins will never become BCC.
4) Exchanges like MtGox or BTCe which had loads of coins in storage probably won't retrieve for BCC. Because its way too complicated.
5) Exchanges like Coinbase will eventually have to distribute the coins because they will start to get sued. So I think these BCC will enter the market.
6) There are also many investors of BTC which are long-term investors. They don't check BTC price every hour like everybody on Bitcointalk. They probably bought it, put in cold storage, and won't look into it until 5 years later. They probably have no idea that BTC split into BCC. And even if they do, its not worth the trouble of taking it out of cold storage for an extra 10%.
Why does this cost $500?
Where are all the dumpers, why is it not $1?
Are you all pulling legs?
because no real coin traded yet... slow networkWhere are all the dumpers, why is it not $1?
Are you all pulling legs?
not so fast.
https://blog.coinbase.com/update-on-bitcoin-cash-8a67a7e8dbdf
thank god i managed to figure out how to get bitcoin cash out of blockchain.info wallet and get it dumped this morning.
I have been trying to get bch token belonging to me from polo since I have been keeping a large amount of btc on there but got a finger and saying that nobody of polo users will get coins on the forked chain at the moment of fork. The block x was mined, forking occurred and polo kept their promise not to give out bch.
Millions of posts telling everyone to move their btc to wallet.
Some thought they were cleverer and ignored millions of advice.
Fewer rather embarrass themselves by posting a whining post.
Too many fcukwits on here.
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