I could not really bring myself to sell my BTG - and maybe that was a bit short-sighted - so I still hold all my BTG.
My excuse that I was hoping for more than 3%.. and I think that there was a pump period that they bounced between 3% and 5%, but I recall that I had not yet split my coins (meaning my BTG) during that period.. and I think after I split my BTG, they have not gone above 2% for any significant period of time.. .so mine just sit there and seem mostly irrelevant at less than 1%.... Doesn't matter a whole hell-of-a lot to me, if they go to zero before I take selling action, if I do decide to, some day.
My excuse that I was hoping for more than 3%.. and I think that there was a pump period that they bounced between 3% and 5%, but I recall that I had not yet split my coins (meaning my BTG) during that period.. and I think after I split my BTG, they have not gone above 2% for any significant period of time.. .so mine just sit there and seem mostly irrelevant at less than 1%.... Doesn't matter a whole hell-of-a lot to me, if they go to zero before I take selling action, if I do decide to, some day.
I still have my forked BTG, as well as my BCH, and soon BSV also, and I have no intention to sell any of them. I like the idea of keeping an equal stake on all forks. Bitcoin forks get trashed in here, and I think it is ignorant group think. This is a long game, and may the best chain win. I believe small blocks and second layers are the way forward, but I keep an open mind and some of the big block arguments resonate with me.
PeterR is that you?
Let's give some legitimacy to holding all forks argument... as if that makes much sense.
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