Topic: Upcoming Bitcoin Cash Hard Fork (Read 237 times)

It's funny but nothing more than that. You should be very powerful to dethrone Roger Ver and his #Bcash, it has worldwide community already and very powerful marketing team and tools to drag #Bcash to the newbies. I'm absolutely sure that #Bcash is supported by pure noobs

I'm curious. But you have too little information. Please make a clear description in this thread about how your project works. Thanks

That's why we are launching bitcoincashcash!
Have a look at our announcement thread if your intrested in opposing the corruption that is Roger ver!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-pow-bitcoincashcash-4th-july-fork-of-bitcoin-aimed-at-dethroning-rogerv-3454359

I just  don't care about #Bcash. I would consider it as an investment opportunity if the main #Bcash shiller Roger Ver would not fraud the real Bitcoin. Calling bcash as a real bitcoin while holding actually both is the 2face game. If you want to promote your fork promote it as the fork, it will never be a better coin than just a Bitcoin fork.

The fork will increase transaction speed and may allow tokens to be established on the BCH blockchain.
After several months of the doldrums, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) seems like it’s on it’s way back up. A week ago, on April 18th, the price of a single BCH token was worth about $770. At press time, the value of a single BCH token was $1293, a nearly 40 percent increase, despite the fact that it had fallen 16 percent from its high of roughly $1560 yesterday. BCH’s trading volume has also softly echoed its price movement.
Despite this rise in valuation, BCH is still a far cry from its December heights of roughly $3,650. At the time, BCH fans were pushing for a “flippening” (for Bitcoin Cash to essentially “replace” Bitcoin). Now, Bitcoin is up to $9,272, and there isn’t much talk of replacing the BTC network at all.
Indeed, the BCH community doesn’t seem to be pushing for major revolution; instead, Bitcoin Cash seems to have focused its efforts on becoming a network well-suited to everyday payments (something the Bitcoin network is not well-suited for.) There are several reasons to point to when it comes to figuring out the cause of the recent rise in valuation. Some sources have cited South Korean trading; others point to signs of a larger market recovery. One factor that could uniquely be driving up the value of BCH is the upcoming hard fork that’s scheduled for the network on May 15.  A “hard fork” is a sort of software update to a crypto network that results in the creation of an entirely new blockchain network (and a new cryptocurrency to go along with it.)

https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/everything-need-know-upcoming-bitcoin-cash-hard-fork/