I had actually expected some kind short-term dump of ETC, maybe lasting a couple of months and then slowly movement over a year or so towards ETH/ETC price parity (whether that is ETH prices coming down or ETC prices going up or a combination of both), yet with the current price actions and dynamics, I see that it could take quite a while for the matter to play out. So it looks like ETH's game is not over, no?
What's up next for ETH/ETC? 1 month? 6 months? 1 year? Anyone?
why does my IQ matter? There is no correct answer to any of these kinds of assessment. People can provide opinions and they can provide logic and facts to back up their opinions, and if your opinion differs from someone else, that does not necessarily mean that you are smart and they are dumb - even though sometimes that could be the proper conclusion to reach.
There is no "should" I am talking about a probablistic opinion about the price direction and gravitation of the price.
I could give a shit about either ETC or ETH, and they are both likely shit and they are both likely going to continue to evolve, so what is said now, may not be the case in several months from now... so who the fuck knows?
I am not sure whether it is worth it to cover material facts, but I will attempt a little bit. When ETH forked off of ETC, there was little difference between the two, except for that ETC was saying that they disagreed with the reversing of the DAO hack, and they disagreed with quasi-centralization of decision-making by imposing the hardfork. They made an attempt to stay the same as ETC, except for their refusal to go along with mutating for the reasons given by the ethereum foundation related to the DAO attack.
In any event, I would suggest that there is more value to decentralization rather than centralization, yet ETC (decentralized) is priced 10x lower than ETH (quasi-centralized), therefore something seems to be wrong with the current price finding, and they seem likely to gravitate towards parity. Of course, a variety of currently unknown future events could change this dynamic.
I already said that ETC and ETH are both crap and nearly identical, yet ETC has embraced immutability and decentralization. Whether that is good or bad, to me, at the time being, it seems better than the course chosen by ETH.
Could be that some of this could matter, maybe or maybe not?
Truth be told i'm surprised it's value is higher than expanse, a clone of ethereum with a small developing team and a clear roadmap ( even though i didn't read it but i know they have one ).
ETC is the original ETH without the fork.
ETC to ethereum is now what litecoin is to bitcoin.
doesn't sound like a good comparison. Factual circumstances are different.
You are talking about future events as if they are certainties. Sure, what you are saying is possible, but it remains a probable outcome, and probably you are placing a higher likelihood on your description as compared to me placing a higher likelihood that the two coins are going to approach parity.. maybe they will not reach parity, but in my view there is likely going to remain an ongoing tendency towards parity rather than ETH to the moon and ETC to the dumps, as you seem to be suggesting.. .Yeah, we can have different viewpoints, no problem. Just don't try to act as if you have some kind of superior vision, merely because your vision is different from mine. And, again, I could give a ratt's ass about either of those two shitty coins, even if there may be some enthusiasm, innovation and interesting developments occurring within each of them, and likely, as you suggested, more developments going on within ETH rather than ETC.. I'll concede to you about that.