Topic: Bitcoin vs Bitcoin Cash - page 2. (Read 2524 times)
I do not think that Bcc will Overpower Btc in future. Bcc dev team is small and depend only on one member who is skilled. Market is unpredictable so we will see
Most of exchanges considered bitcoin cash as altcoin ,also users considered it as free money and if you noticed most of them dump it for bitcoin, so no worry about bitcoin.
We can never say what will happen to the future of btc upon the arrival of the bcc which splits up the number of btcs'. According to some source, bcc price is approximately $600, almost one fourth of bitcoin's original price which approximately $2700 as of this time. This clearly shows that bitcoin stays stable on its state.
How to check if an bitcoin wallet address has bch in it?
If you have access to the private keys of your wallet, then you can claim your Bitcoin Cash - the same amount of coins prior to the split. Just follow the steps mentioned here to claim your BCC:https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/aug-1-summary-2059111
BCH is a way to extend the total supply of bitcoin and that is a good solution for both and I think the bitcoin cash was born only to support the bitcoin price.
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
I agree with you. But unfortunately for me, my wallet provider is not supporting the Bitcoin Cash. No free Bitcoin Cash for coins.ph users.
For me that's a non sense speculations here and all they wanted really is to threaten people to sell their assets, but those who spread that rumors around; better luck to them but they don't get what they wanted to take down bitcoin price. In fact the price effects from those days after the said August 1 really raging now and this will gain an abropt prise increase as people were agressively demanded to buy bitcoin digital currency this time.
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
I agree with you. But unfortunately for me, my wallet provider is not supporting the Bitcoin Cash. No free Bitcoin Cash for coins.ph users.
For me that's a non sense speculations here and all they wanted really is to threaten people to sell their assets, but those who spread that rumors around; better luck to them but they don't get what they wanted to take down bitcoin price. In fact the price effects from those days after the said August 1 really raging now and this will gain an abropt prise increase as people were agressively demanded to buy bitcoin digital currency this time.
Is anyone able to sell their free bcc yet?
I don't think so. ViaBTC doesn't honor BTC withdrawals, and Bittrex seems to have problems with BCH deposits.
How Coinmarketcap can report $279k volume I do not understand. Where is that trading done?
Is anyone able to sell their free bcc yet?
According to CNBC news "Bitcoin falls, new 'bitcoin cash' briefly leaps nearly 50% then dives as digital currency splits"
Should non supporters of the split start worrying about the future of the Bitcoin?
Given the circumstances of an upgrade from 1MB to 8MB block size, will Bitcoin Cash totally overpower Bitcoin in the future? Let your thoughts be heard.
Should non supporters of the split start worrying about the future of the Bitcoin?
Given the circumstances of an upgrade from 1MB to 8MB block size, will Bitcoin Cash totally overpower Bitcoin in the future? Let your thoughts be heard.
I think bitcoin cash will not overpower bitcoin because even bitcoin falls it will raise again. Also, the newly develop crypto currency, bitcoin cash, also drop from $400 to $300. Also, bitcoin cash is vulnerable to "ruinous legal trouble". I think bitcoin cash is just a bitcoin's cash and the bitcoin is the coin so I think it won't overpower bitcoin instead it will have a nice relationship with each other.
According to CNBC news "Bitcoin falls, new 'bitcoin cash' briefly leaps nearly 50% then dives as digital currency splits"
Should non supporters of the split start worrying about the future of the Bitcoin?
Given the circumstances of an upgrade from 1MB to 8MB block size, will Bitcoin Cash totally overpower Bitcoin in the future? Let your thoughts be heard.
Should non supporters of the split start worrying about the future of the Bitcoin?
Given the circumstances of an upgrade from 1MB to 8MB block size, will Bitcoin Cash totally overpower Bitcoin in the future? Let your thoughts be heard.
If bitcoin cash will totally overpower bitcoin, I think it will not. Bitcoin is a crypto currency we used in the internet to buy, sell, and invest. Even without bitcoin cash before we use bitcoin properly. I think bitcoin cash is just like a cash we usually holds and bitcoin is the coin. I think both crypto currency will have each value but won't overpower each.
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
I agree with you. But unfortunately for me, my wallet provider is not supporting the Bitcoin Cash. No free Bitcoin Cash for coins.ph users.
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
I agree with you. But unfortunately for me, my wallet provider is not supporting the Bitcoin Cash. No free Bitcoin Cash for coins.ph users.
If you really want to have a Bitcoin Cash, you must have transferred you bitcoins into another wallet that nake you manage your own private key like MyCelium and Electrum.
Me myself is a user of coins.ph, I use it because I can move my coins to another wallet without fee as long as it is the same. But reading their announcement about not supporting the fork, I immediately sent my coins to Electrum. Right now I am holding my BTC and the same number of BCC.
Thanks for the information, I haven't heard of those wallets before. Will give it a try on of this days when we can see where the Bitcoin Cash is going.
How to check if an bitcoin wallet address has bch in it?
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
I agree with you. But unfortunately for me, my wallet provider is not supporting the Bitcoin Cash. No free Bitcoin Cash for coins.ph users.
If you really want to have a Bitcoin Cash, you must have transferred you bitcoins into another wallet that nake you manage your own private key like MyCelium and Electrum.
Me myself is a user of coins.ph, I use it because I can move my coins to another wallet without fee as long as it is the same. But reading their announcement about not supporting the fork, I immediately sent my coins to Electrum. Right now I am holding my BTC and the same number of BCC.
Don't worry, even those who received free bcc can't do anything with it right now.
But it is still very interesting how fast bcc will fall in price these first days after it will be available to sell
But it is still very interesting how fast bcc will fall in price these first days after it will be available to sell
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
I agree with you. But unfortunately for me, my wallet provider is not supporting the Bitcoin Cash. No free Bitcoin Cash for coins.ph users.
It will NEVER EVER take over Bitcoin, at least that s my opinion. It brings absolutely nothing new now when SegWit is about to be locked.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
However, I must say a free money is something I did not refuse so thx BCC.
According to CNBC news "Bitcoin falls, new 'bitcoin cash' briefly leaps nearly 50% then dives as digital currency splits"
Should non supporters of the split start worrying about the future of the Bitcoin?
Given the circumstances of an upgrade from 1MB to 8MB block size, will Bitcoin Cash totally overpower Bitcoin in the future? Let your thoughts be heard.
Should non supporters of the split start worrying about the future of the Bitcoin?
Given the circumstances of an upgrade from 1MB to 8MB block size, will Bitcoin Cash totally overpower Bitcoin in the future? Let your thoughts be heard.
It may be a true prediction but we can only wait for the right time. As of now, those who have received BCH as free are dumping them because they are instant money. We will know how much demand will be there by the time BCH is already cheap.
So damn true! The Bitcoin Hard Fork has completed successfully. Orders for Bitcoin cash BCC/BCH are exploding.
Exchange wallets are closed. This means the all trade is limited to whatever was converted in the Exchange - a tiny portion of all BCC in the market. This scarcity of BCC is dangerous to those that are forming an opinion but do not understand this, which is why I bring it up.
Yes, but some wallets will resume transfers once the system is stable. The number of BCC (limit) is yet to be known. All we can do is wait.
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