Topic: Will you sell your BitcoinCash on August 1st if there is a HF? - page 4. (Read 2644 times)
I'm not sure at this point in time, the fork would change my opinion of bitcoin and the value having bitcoin in general, if something that can impact the price so much can happen if the developer team is just trying to push their opinion, I do agree to increasing block size, but this is almost like blackmailing.
With ETH/ETC, as soon as ETC started trading it got dumped down to a very low level.
Then is quickly rebounded and went very high, I think up to 30% of the price of ETH, which was obviously assumed to be the strong side of the fork.
I wouldn't feel to confident selling straight away, you might also have to watch out for replay attacks, so be careful moving your Bitcoin/Bitcoincash around straight after a fork.
Then is quickly rebounded and went very high, I think up to 30% of the price of ETH, which was obviously assumed to be the strong side of the fork.
I wouldn't feel to confident selling straight away, you might also have to watch out for replay attacks, so be careful moving your Bitcoin/Bitcoincash around straight after a fork.
If this happen I will just hold both coins
Why would I do that?
We've seen it time and time again.
Remember that before a hard fork can practially happen there is a soft fork that moves all miners on to new software, and this new software is what is coded to trigger the hard fork. It is necessary to move the miners away from the old chain first so that people are unable to continue to use the old chain after a hard fork. SegWit2x is the best candidate for giving us a hard fork right now. Around half of miners are flagging SegWit2x support, and after July 21st it will trigger a soft fork at 80% or possibly sooner if there is another trigger in the software. I'm having a hard time finding out what the SegWit2x soft fork triggers are,
You may want to have your coins in your own wallet if there is a HF so that you get your coins on both sets of a split. An eWallet will likely give you one set of coins and sell the other set of coins if they're worth anything.
You may want to have your coins in your own wallet if there is a HF so that you get your coins on both sets of a split. An eWallet will likely give you one set of coins and sell the other set of coins if they're worth anything.
Why would I do that?
Hardfork now have the support of Bitcoin Unlimited: https://twitter.com/BitcoinUnlimit/status/887120218304249856
https://www.bitcoincash.org/
https://www.bitcoincash.org/
The question is not IF there is a fork but WHEN. There's a new Electrum wallet in the works already for the upcoming fork.
I know a lot of people are going to sell their coins soon so just wait and see.
Hardfork now have the support of Bitcoin Unlimited: https://twitter.com/BitcoinUnlimit/status/887120218304249856
https://www.bitcoincash.org/
https://www.bitcoincash.org/
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