Topic: Have you dumped your BCC yet? - page 2. (Read 10515 times)
I did not dump, I bought more at $240 when others were dumping. It is one of the most important decisions I ever made. I don't flow with the tide, I decided to follow my gut.
HODL. Still waiting for what happens in next hardfork. I still believe in it's basic technology over adding segwit2. And as the true successor to satoshi's ideals. In reality , it's got low exposure due to the popularity of Bitcoin and the masses always flock to which is popular by nature. It's currently low so I might buy some more for short term profit.
Nope, holding to them, hoping they will go up.
I am also trying to not sell the coins that I have as well. Looks like the price is going down, I hope that it goes to a point where I can purchase more.
I got my bcc from exchange platform from the split with btc. I have no intention to sell my bcc. Just keep it in my diversified portfolio of coins.
The longer-term challenge is convincing a broad range of stakeholders to start supporting Bitcoin Cash alongside conventional Bitcoin. Bitcoin's value flows from the fact that it's so widely recognized and supported by so many different service providers.
Bitcoin Cash is just a slight modification of conventional Bitcoin, so it wouldn't be technically difficult for companies to add support for Bitcoin Cash. But it's still extra work for service providers, and so far most have signaled that they won't be doing it. For example, the popular payment processor Bitpay has said it won't support Bitcoin Cash, which means that the thousands of ordinary merchants that accept Bitcoin payments using Bitpay won't accept Bitcoin Cash payments. Coinbase, a leading provider of Bitcoin wallet services, has also said it won't support Bitcoin Cash.
Bitcoin Cash is just a slight modification of conventional Bitcoin, so it wouldn't be technically difficult for companies to add support for Bitcoin Cash. But it's still extra work for service providers, and so far most have signaled that they won't be doing it. For example, the popular payment processor Bitpay has said it won't support Bitcoin Cash, which means that the thousands of ordinary merchants that accept Bitcoin payments using Bitpay won't accept Bitcoin Cash payments. Coinbase, a leading provider of Bitcoin wallet services, has also said it won't support Bitcoin Cash.
The BCC phenomenon has already subsided. Dumping happened almost right after the BCC was distributed to those who are holding BTC in selected wallets and exchanges. Others decided to take the risk of holding since after all their BCC was received freely.
Ok I changed my mind I think BCH is going to die, if not in the next few weeks then after the fork in november. I sold.
Bitcoin cash became an alt the moment it wasn't able to call itself bitcoin. I hate to say it, but bitcoin has the name behind it and public recognition. Imagine how much of a pain it would be if the US dollar split into the dollar and dollar cash to explain the situation to the general public. Now, if bitcoin cash surpasses bitcoin in market cap for years on end, I'd hope the old bitcoin community would give up the name.
Lets not get ahead of ourselves, bitcoin cash is very far from surpassing bitcoin in market cap and even if that happened, market cap does not tell the whole history, a few months ago Ethereum was very close to bitcoin in the market cap and yet bitcoin is easily the most widely used coin on the world and that is not going to change.
I held BCC until September and then exchanged it for BTC as the BCC price rose from 0.124 BTC to 0.142 BTC. That gave me 15 BTC of 'free' money. I don't plan to buy any BCC, especially given the potential November SegWit2X fork.
I have some BCC from the result of split blockchain yesterday. but really I still keep my BCC in case BCC price will match the bitcoin price.
nah the split didn't happen yesterday but in August. just my opinion is that the price of BCC will never match to BTC. it's just like ETH and ETC, one of them will have significantly higher price than the other.and ofcourse, the market will determine the price of them and how much they deserve.
I have some BCC from the result of split blockchain yesterday. but really I still keep my BCC in case BCC price will match the bitcoin price.
I did not get my BCC, because my exchange scammed us out of it. They kept it all for themselves, as if it is their BTC to begin with.
I dumped when it was pumped first time. Injection of the new money in economics isnt that bad but it will lead to more regulations in the future from different goverments for sure.
Not yet. I've read a post (I forgot where) that some miners are switching to mine BCC because according to them it's more profitable to mine that BTC. I don't know if this is just a FUD news, anyway I have nothing to lose 'coz BCC is just a free money. I just hold onto them.
Have you dumped your BCC yet? If yes, explain the following:
1) What method did you use to dump it? Did you get the split from a Bitcoin Core wallet or other method to store your private keys?
2) If you selected an exchange, in what exchange did you send your coins to receive the split?
3) Have you sold yet? If so, in what exchange and how much have you sold?
1) What method did you use to dump it? Did you get the split from a Bitcoin Core wallet or other method to store your private keys?
2) If you selected an exchange, in what exchange did you send your coins to receive the split?
3) Have you sold yet? If so, in what exchange and how much have you sold?
I have dumped or else can say that trading with the BCC coins which has been received due to bitcoin stored in the exchanges. But my electrum wallet still i have not claimed the BCC and just afraid of it as it is used in lot of placed and i dont want to lose the bitcoin address. As it will become risky to use the old wallet due to risk of hack
Some of them. I'm holding the rest long term.
Yes, at the beginning of its appearance i have throw all bcc. And it's affected by negative speculation that bcc rate will be failed altcoin. As well as being my regrets because, still tempted by small sentiments.
I dumped all my BTC and bought BCC. I think BCC is going to be a hugely important coin long term and could possibly eclipse BTC.
I actually bought most of my BCC at ~$200 after the fork but I've been adding to it steadily since then.
I just bought another $1k worth of BCC during today's dip to $533.
Honestly I think the best advice I can give you all is to hold on to your BCC, even if you're extremely pro-BTC. You'll very likely regret selling your Bitcoin Cash for next to nothing in a year's time.
I actually bought most of my BCC at ~$200 after the fork but I've been adding to it steadily since then.
I just bought another $1k worth of BCC during today's dip to $533.
Honestly I think the best advice I can give you all is to hold on to your BCC, even if you're extremely pro-BTC. You'll very likely regret selling your Bitcoin Cash for next to nothing in a year's time.
Nope, holding to them, hoping they will go up.
Bitcoin cash became an alt the moment it wasn't able to call itself bitcoin. I hate to say it, but bitcoin has the name behind it and public recognition. Imagine how much of a pain it would be if the US dollar split into the dollar and dollar cash to explain the situation to the general public. Now, if bitcoin cash surpasses bitcoin in market cap for years on end, I'd hope the old bitcoin community would give up the name.
Lets not get ahead of ourselves, bitcoin cash is very far from surpassing bitcoin in market cap and even if that happened, market cap does not tell the whole history, a few months ago Ethereum was very close to bitcoin in the market cap and yet bitcoin is easily the most widely used coin on the world and that is not going to change. Jump to: