Topic: Hedging against BTC (Read 468 times)
The only coin fit to replace BTC is LTC. It's better than BTC. BCH is basically the same as BTC.
My hedging is normally done with btc against fiat, altcoins and my local currency. It's been working for me since BC
How many of you believe that BCH is actually a better choice among all the currency coins (assuming you can choose one only) to hedge against BTC in term of your investment portfolio?
Currency coins mean those that are suppose to perform the same task in the category as BTC such as LTC, Monero, DASH, Zcash, Dogecoin, etc or even possibly the upcoming BTC Segwitx2??
Currency coins mean those that are suppose to perform the same task in the category as BTC such as LTC, Monero, DASH, Zcash, Dogecoin, etc or even possibly the upcoming BTC Segwitx2??
I can hust say that you're brave if you really do this.
Hedging against btc is crazy itself, hedging bch against btc is more than being crazy. Never do this if you're not holding 50% of the total bch supply.
That's hilarious.
Sadly, in spite of segwit, it seems as though BTC can still be subject to a huge mempool and consequently very expensive fees. Things were sorta fine at the beginning but now with miners jumping between BTC and BCH transactions are even slower in BTC.
That's hilarious.
How many of you believe that BCH is actually a better choice among all the currency coins (assuming you can choose one only) to hedge against BTC in term of your investment portfolio?
Currency coins mean those that are suppose to perform the same task in the category as BTC such as LTC, Monero, DASH, Zcash, Dogecoin, etc or even possibly the upcoming BTC Segwitx2??
Currency coins mean those that are suppose to perform the same task in the category as BTC such as LTC, Monero, DASH, Zcash, Dogecoin, etc or even possibly the upcoming BTC Segwitx2??
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