BitcoinTrash is one big scam.
They make constant and repeated attempts to fool newbies in to buying, calling themselves "the real Bitcoin", because they know no one who has been in to crypto for more than a month would be stupid enough to buy this failed fork. After losing the fight against BTC for so long, it's only fitting that a civil war breaks out so they can continue to lose to each other.
Topic: There will be a split in BCash between Craig supporters and Craig non-supporters (Read 114 times)
July 24, 2018, 02:24:47 PM
July 24, 2018, 01:30:59 PM
Nobody gives a damn for Craig Wright. He's just a joke. BCash was a project that failed. They lost momentum in this childish attempt to dethrone Bitcoin. They had an excellent opportunity to become an excellent medium of exchange at a low cost. Both BTC and Ethereum will still face major fee difficulties until second-layer solutions are fully functional.
But today Bcash has no way to offer it. Since their supporters are driven by ego, by lies and by people that no one trusts. Bcash must die.
But today Bcash has no way to offer it. Since their supporters are driven by ego, by lies and by people that no one trusts. Bcash must die.
July 24, 2018, 01:25:32 PM
Basically, there is a big civil war going on in BCash, aka Bitcoin Cash, aka BCH... you name it, the infamous fork. Many not have noticed this yet, but the division is becoming increasingly evident, which will lead to, inevitably so, a split between what I would call BCash, and BCraig.
Supposedly, Craig Wright should have the resources to keep mining his fork and thus keeping it alive with enough hashrate to compete with the legacy BCash chain (which has already been hardforked numerous times, but let's call the current BCash form "legacy" for convenience's sake)
Wait for it: Of course, both forks will now claim to be "the real Bitcoin Cash" AND also to be "the real Bitcoin". Can you imagine? It's like a clusterfuck which keeps on giving in an ever increasing fractal pattern of clusterfucking. This is the fate of these that attempt to fork Bitcoin.
Supposedly, Craig Wright should have the resources to keep mining his fork and thus keeping it alive with enough hashrate to compete with the legacy BCash chain (which has already been hardforked numerous times, but let's call the current BCash form "legacy" for convenience's sake)
Wait for it: Of course, both forks will now claim to be "the real Bitcoin Cash" AND also to be "the real Bitcoin". Can you imagine? It's like a clusterfuck which keeps on giving in an ever increasing fractal pattern of clusterfucking. This is the fate of these that attempt to fork Bitcoin.
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