Topic: Why are exchanges supporting BCC? (Read 379 times)
Exactly. It is an opportunity for them to add another pair in their exchange which people may be interested in. And some people do have the interest to see it listed. When an exchange add a crypto to their list it doesn't mean they support, it means that since people are looking to trade it, it can generate more revenues for them, which is the main reason they are here after all
because it has gained the support of miners and some exchanges. also dynamically adjusted mining difficulty. so why not if some exchanges support BCC and take advantage of it.
Why are some of the exchanges supporting BCC? What is the story behind?
Because people are going to trade it and exchanges will make money from it from fees.Why would they not support it? Anything that has volume is profitable, and BCC is probably going to have BIG volume.
Why not? Supporting only one side of a story would be a bias move and thus not reflecting a fair and just "consensus." Besides, during the UAHF anything can happen, so why not give the users a more flexible (and fair) approach and not stick to just one option? Supporting one option is good, but letting both options have a chance is better.
Why are some of the exchanges supporting BCC? What is the story behind?
Shouldn't the question be "why not?"
Why are some of the exchanges supporting BCC? What is the story behind?
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