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Topic: XEC Bitcoin Cash Fork? (Read 89 times)

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February 27, 2022, 03:33:53 PM
#7
This is what has me confused.  People say these forks are shitcoins.  Why does it matter?  If you could claim them and just send them to exchange and sell them for btc or usdt etc... then isn't that good?


Again, I only heard of bitcoin cash, bitcoin sv, bitcoin gold... and bitcoin diamond and bitcoin private as the forks.  I never even heard of XEC.  And since the value of XEC is worth just a little less than Bitcoin SV, than why not claim it?



Again, I don't care about these forks.  i just want to claim it and turn it into btc or usdt and be done with.  So how come there hasn't been any threads here on claiming XEC is what I want to know.
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February 27, 2022, 09:53:31 AM
#6
if doge coin can make it this far I don't see how these forks won't do better, I got some nice profits from bitcoin diamond last year 3rd quarter even bitcoin private did well too.
Dogecoin has always been what it is, the first meme coin  and it has it's uniqueness and it is not trying to replace bitcoin. Comparing forks of bitcoin to Dogecoin for me is unnecessary.

Also saying bitcoin private did well considering the role it played in killing zclassic and making a lot of people to lose money is not cool.

I know nothing about XEC until now and even right now I can't really say I know much other than that it is a fork of BCH and how many XEC one can claim per BCH.
What problem is XEC trying to solve?
Doge coin is also a forked coin from litecoin, have you seen the performance of litecoin since BTC reached 67k in this bull season? Litecoin forked not BTC so yes they are roughly on the same hedge, bitcoin cash, bitcoin SV and bitcoin ABC are also BTC fork.
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We All Can Make It
February 27, 2022, 09:43:53 AM
#5
if doge coin can make it this far I don't see how these forks won't do better, I got some nice profits from bitcoin diamond last year 3rd quarter even bitcoin private did well too.
Dogecoin has always been what it is, the first meme coin  and it has it's uniqueness and it is not trying to replace bitcoin. Comparing forks of bitcoin to Dogecoin for me is unnecessary.

Also saying bitcoin private did well considering the role it played in killing zclassic and making a lot of people to lose money is not cool.

I know nothing about XEC until now and even right now I can't really say I know much other than that it is a fork of BCH and how many XEC one can claim per BCH.
What problem is XEC trying to solve?
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February 27, 2022, 07:35:10 AM
#4
You can still claim your XEC if you have access to your BCH private key, the max supply is increased that's why value is lower but honestly the team never stopped working, same with bitcoin Cash, if doge coin can make it this far I don't see how these forks won't do better, I got some nice profits from bitcoin diamond last year 3rd quarter even bitcoin private did well too.
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February 27, 2022, 06:54:08 AM
#3
Isn't XEC the old bitcoin ABC? I believe that's it mate the name was rebranded to XEC and it's one of the few ones I want to mine and keep for long term, just because it's a BTC fork doesn't mean it's not good, these coins are better than most new projects raising funds through ICO/IEO and doing nothing after months of hype.
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February 27, 2022, 04:15:34 AM
#2
Because all of these forks are shit and useless.
Starting from BSV.

And yes, we're all aware that you're actually promoting this shitshow here
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February 27, 2022, 12:51:30 AM
#1
Has anyone heard about this?  I thought the only big bitcoin forks were BCH, Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin Gold.  There is of course bitcoin diamond and private.


But from what I read, you getting a million XEC coins for every BCH you own?  So essentially for each BCH you own right now, its worth a bit less than one Bitcoin SV?  If this is true, how come I have never heard about this fork? 
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