What happen with Bitcoin cash after 25 october? - page 2.

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Quote from: visixom on October 10, 2017, 01:14:01 PM

the question is difficult to answer,
we can only see the next market response about BCH, because BCH development is not significant. after 25 october we can see what happened with BCH.
but I hope BITCOIN ,BITCOIN CASH AND NEXT BITCOIN GOLD Have a fans.

Well we can not answer how the state of BCC because it all depends on the development of the market, we wait for what will happen later, because all possibilities can happen. I hope all coins will increase and become more popular.

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the question is difficult to answer,
we can only see the next market response about BCH, because BCH development is not significant. after 25 october we can see what happened with BCH.
but I hope BITCOIN ,BITCOIN CASH AND NEXT BITCOIN GOLD Have a fans.

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Quote from: nagobinga on October 08, 2017, 01:28:38 PM

I will not know what will happen on that date whether bitcointalk will be closed or how because I am so complicated to answer it hopefully nothing will happen on the 25th

You are right nothing extraordinary is going to happen on 25th october. Just relax bitcoin cash will remain the way it is now. There would be just another altcoin bitcoin gold emerging through a fork on the traditional bitcoin. Can't say much of the value but every btc holder will get equivalent amount of bitcoin gold. Its like a bonus share is being issued to you for shares held.

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nothing specific, it will still be on the market and it will still be tradeable like all the other cryptos that are listed right now, it is incredible how bitcoin cash is still on the top 10, and i dont understand why it does have such that volume.
but nothing will happen to it, but probably most people who are holding bitcoin cash will dump their's because they will think that the price is going to be more dumped.

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Good question. Going through the threads and learning different speculations.

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A new round of fork will be held this month. After the fork, according to the information I know, there may be a new type of coin extracted from Bitcoin, which is Bitcoin Gold. The Bitcoin Gold plan is similar to the hard fork that created Bitcoin Cash. The idea of the project is to release an improved protocol that will be a challenging challenger to Bitcoin Cash. There may be some strong fluctuations before and after it occurs. However, I think that BCC will not be affected much, it will maintain good. This is just my guess Cheesy

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Quote from: CryptoProphet on October 08, 2017, 11:50:00 AM

Hi,

What happen with Bitcoin cash after 25 october?
What need doing with BCC now?

Who what think about it?

Bitcoin cash was a useless fork of bitcoin. It has no value and it will be dumped like hell after 25 october, I believe. No advantage, nothing in there for bitcoin cash.

A huge dump won't be a surprise for me.

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BCH is likely to plummet further when the next fork happens (Bitcoin Gold). Sell your BCH ASAP, I left it late & did it last week, wish I would have done so earlier.

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How think.. need exchange bitcoin cash to BTC before 25 October?

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Quote from: Rozita on October 08, 2017, 03:15:34 PM

Bitcoin Cash is an altcoin like other altcoins. Nothing special will happen. Bitcoin holders will receive Bitcoin Gold. And I don't think it will affect Bitcoin Cash.

I like the idea of Bitcoin Gold. I don't like the equihash decision. I think they should have gone with multiple algorithms to allow for many types of hardware to mine the coin. Hopefully equihash is just the first of many algorithms to be supported.Also, Bitcoin Gold must turn its focus to privacy and security.
Right now Bitcoin suffers from slow transaction times, and large block chain (150GB atm). Unless addressed, these problems will only grow.

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I am very curious to what happens to btc myself. Will the price half? or will it remain stable? I was not not in the crypto scene when the first fork of btc happened. Anyone remember what happened to btc on the hard fork of bitcoin cash?

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BCC will likely remain with a drop after the fork. Like most have said its best to be treated as an altcoin and will likely just continue to fluctuate along with the market like all the other coins. I doubt it will ever die as its does have support.

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Bitcoin cash is an altcoin. When Bitcoin goes down, Bitcoin cash goes down. When Bitcoin goes up, Bitcoin cash goes up. This is true for the most part, but Bitcoin cash is going to underperform and one day collapse. I advise getting rid of your Bitcoin cash. It is a garbage coin that no one who seriously understands bitcoin is going for. I wrote a guide on the forum of how to sell Bitcoin cash from a paper wallet.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.21891737

I think a lot of people would be getting rid of their BCH if they knew how to do it. It is a long and tedious process at the time being for doing it from a paper wallet. Some people read good things about BCH, but it is only a pump and dump. Get rid of that garbage. LTC is more likely to surpass Bitcoin than BCH. The BCH community can't even get their ticker symbol right. They mix it up with BCC and BCH because they are indecisive and will ultimately fail.

When January comes along and people will be able to recieve their bitcoin cash on Coinbase the price will drop very quickly.

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Bitcoin Cash is an altcoin like other altcoins. Nothing special will happen. Bitcoin holders will receive Bitcoin Gold. And I don't think it will affect Bitcoin Cash.

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Nothing good will happen to BCC. Even with a new bitcoin hardfork.
But nothing bad will happen also.
People who speculate on BCC will also speculate on Bitcoin Gold but will not abandon BCC until they don't see anymore money to get from this coin.

My only though on this new fork is that they will fight the big "Miner Farmer" that control the bitcoin mining.
And with that, Bitcoin gold will have a better start and maybe futur than BCC.

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At first I thought Bitcoin Cash was not as good as Bitcoin, but my opinion is changing as time goes on as it has better technology. Nothing can survive that does not evolve.

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Quote from: xskl0 on October 08, 2017, 01:58:09 PM

I will keep 1BCC long term but if you decide to sell your bcc maybe is not a bad decision. Who knows.

You're right. It's always worth keeping at least one of these forked coins because you can wake up one day and see that it has exploded and then you won't be left with nothing and be able to at least buy yourself a treat.

To answer the question, nothing will happen to BCC after another fork, but depending on the popularity of Bitcoin Gold it can lose or gain value.

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Nothing is going to happen to bitcoin cash the last time I checked. Is there something that you know that we don't know nothing about.

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Is there something special happening to Bitcoin Cash? I don't think you have to worry about anything happening to it other than the usual market things like the price fluctuating. No worries, Bitcoin Cash will be fine

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I will keep 1BCC long term but if you decide to sell your bcc maybe is not a bad decision. Who knows.

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