yep, thanks.
you're not the first that tell me to stay away from BCH. Why? I'd like to understand better... if you want to explain
you're not the first that tell me to stay away from BCH. Why? I'd like to understand better... if you want to explain
Well... I try to stay objective, so i don't like to be drawn into the political debate surrounding the bitcoin forks.
I personally feel that the people that forked BTC to create BCH had every right to do so, and the changes they made in the sourcecode were valid.
However, i feel they failed to gain traction for their project, the major part of the community stood behind BTC, most dev's stood behind BTC, most companies stood behind BTC. So at some point they should have realised they were not the original BTC, but merely a fork...
Instead they tried to sell BCH as the "real" BTC (not with these exact words), so some newbies were more or less "lured" into buying BCH, a coin that has not as much support, is not used that much, has less hashrate, has a low price, isn't accepted by the majority of the community,...
Now, once again, i'm more interested in the technical aspect of bitcoin, i'm not trying to make any legal claims here... This is just the way i percieved the whole BTC/BCH debate.
