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Title: Fork failed? Post by: Potent on August 02, 2017, 12:14:42 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not?
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: eP on August 02, 2017, 12:16:58 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? the fork has been done so bitcoin cash already created from that fork Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: alani123 on August 02, 2017, 12:18:07 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: HughCaires on August 02, 2017, 12:20:10 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? I dont know... as of now BCC's value has doubled since launch.... Im starting to feel like an idiot for not getting my coins on an exchange that would credit me both :o :o :o :o :o Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Kashim on August 02, 2017, 12:21:11 PM bch is a joke. exchanges bch walltes offline so ppls only can trade it and not deposit outside. as soon as ppl can cash it out it will be dead and just another altcoin
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: TheQuin on August 02, 2017, 12:22:30 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. Within 2 weeks the difficulty will come down and then the network will stabilize. Only after that will we see how successful it is. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: galactica on August 02, 2017, 12:25:35 PM Price for BCC is on the up and definitely unexpected. But once more people are able to deposit on the exchanges we'll see if sellers exceed the buyers.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: hardforkcoin on August 02, 2017, 01:19:38 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. Once the difficulty goes down more miners would go back if there is a profit incentive. Nobody can really say it is failed until a few months from now. There is still a chance it will succeed as an alt coin. If the difficulty drops by 20 times and bcc is worth 1/5th of btc, then miners will to to bcc. They will just switch between coins imo Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: CryptosapienZA on August 02, 2017, 02:03:32 PM The fork did occur, it was very successful. Bitcoin cash is up and running, it was 35% up on coin market cap the last time I checked. It is no 3 on Coinmarket cap. Welcome to the free market.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Foxpup on August 02, 2017, 02:05:24 PM Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. You mean because of the inability to deposit. Nobody who wants to dump their Bitmain Crash coins can send their coins to an exchange in order to do so.Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: FrictionlessCoin on August 02, 2017, 02:08:14 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. Once the difficulty goes down more miners would go back if there is a profit incentive. Nobody can really say it is failed until a few months from now. There is still a chance it will succeed as an alt coin. If the difficulty drops by 20 times and bcc is worth 1/5th of btc, then miners will to to bcc. They will just switch between coins imo How the does the difficulty go down if there aren't miners to create blocks? My prediction is that there will be people going to pay a bounty to have blocks mined. This is so they can get their money into exchanges. It's is kind of like having gold, but its stranded in a country without transportation! Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: bitbunnny on August 02, 2017, 02:09:55 PM The fork did occur, it was very successful. Bitcoin cash is up and running, it was 35% up on coin market cap the last time I checked. It is no 3 on Coinmarket cap. Welcome to the free market. What do you mean by saying that it was very successful? And this about Bitcoin cash doesn't mean anything. Maybe it's still "living" but that will not last long and there are no reason at all to support it. Some will manage to make some short term profit on it but after that it has no perspective at all. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: FrictionlessCoin on August 02, 2017, 02:11:05 PM Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. You mean because of the inability to deposit. Nobody who wants to dump their Bitmain Crash coins can send their coins to an exchange in order to do so.Not only deposit, but actually move the coin elsewhere. Needs at least two steps (1) move coin into a new BCH address. (2) move coin from BCH address to exchange. At 11 hours a block, that will take quite a while to happen! Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: FrictionlessCoin on August 02, 2017, 02:12:15 PM The fork did occur, it was very successful. Bitcoin cash is up and running, it was 35% up on coin market cap the last time I checked. It is no 3 on Coinmarket cap. Welcome to the free market. Is a coin 'up and running' if it can't transfer coins? The last time I checked, the last block was over 11 hours ago. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: gishab56 on August 02, 2017, 02:38:24 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. Once the difficulty goes down more miners would go back if there is a profit incentive. Nobody can really say it is failed until a few months from now. There is still a chance it will succeed as an alt coin. If the difficulty drops by 20 times and bcc is worth 1/5th of btc, then miners will to to bcc. They will just switch between coins imo How the does the difficulty go down if there aren't miners to create blocks? My prediction is that there will be people going to pay a bounty to have blocks mined. This is so they can get their money into exchanges. It's is kind of like having gold, but its stranded in a country without transportation! Miners are not everything. Miners wanna take profit. Mining of BCC hasn't any profit at this time. They are waiting for price going up or difficulty going down. If difficulty wouldn't go down the price will go up at short time. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Ayers on August 02, 2017, 02:41:08 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? the fork has been done so bitcoin cash already created from that fork that is an altcoin, not a fork, the fork didn't happen theymos said so in his thread, bitcoin cash is an attempt to do a fork but they created an altcoin, but i don't know why they both share the same private key Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: FrictionlessCoin on August 02, 2017, 02:52:50 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? the fork has been done so bitcoin cash already created from that fork that is an altcoin, not a fork, the fork didn't happen theymos said so in his thread, bitcoin cash is an attempt to do a fork but they created an altcoin, but i don't know why they both share the same private key Same chain, just different miners and thus different nodes. I don't know yet how the network differentiates between the different nodes. But if it isn't able to, BTC and BCH nodes get a lot of transactions that are invalid. So not only do BCH miners have to sort through a lot of invalid transactions, they have to do this with not a lot of hash. Not unusual for this to get stuck for a very long time. We shall see. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Variogam on August 02, 2017, 02:58:32 PM that is an altcoin, not a fork, the fork didn't happen theymos said so in his thread, bitcoin cash is an attempt to do a fork but they created an altcoin, but i don't know why they both share the same private key Because it is forked Bitcoin with slightly different consensus rules. SegWit Bitcoin has slightly different consensus rules as well, but at the end it is what most exchanges/companies/people agree what Bitcoin consensus rules are. Thats why Bitcoin Cash is considered altcoin by most, and only minority view it as continuity of Bitcoin. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Taki on August 02, 2017, 03:01:49 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? the fork has been done so bitcoin cash already created from that fork Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Eternu on August 02, 2017, 03:05:07 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? Yes the fork has been occurred. On 1st of August, i am not sure in which exact hour it happen, but it happened. New cryptocurrency has been created from that, and you probably already know, name of it is Bitcoin Cash or BCC for short. As far as i know it is not going so good for BCC, but i do not support them so i do not care much. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: coolcoinz on August 02, 2017, 03:17:49 PM bch is a joke. exchanges bch walltes offline so ppls only can trade it and not deposit outside. as soon as ppl can cash it out it will be dead and just another altcoin That's the reason behind this: I dont know... as of now BCC's value has doubled since launch.... Im starting to feel like an idiot for not getting my coins on an exchange that would credit me both :o :o :o :o :o The coin is pumping because only the fiat/btc flow to the market is open. Just wait until they allow for fresh BCC to come into the market and we'll see a large increase in the number of sales. If the buys won't keep up it can go back to $300 or even lower. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: BlackPanda on August 02, 2017, 03:23:08 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. But I see some exchange that can already do trade Bch, they have a value of about 25% of the current bitcoin price. Indeed I'm not sure this can last long, but this is our chance to take advantage. For forking I think this works because it has created bch, this impact of the split that occurs in bitcoin.Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: erikalui on August 02, 2017, 03:24:02 PM Many said it failed but now with miners not mining blocks, the transaction fee may be very high to deposit these coins and list them on exchanges. Even on bittrex the wallet is under maintenance and hence the market is still unstable. I only found the difference in the transaction confirmations as mine got confirmed within an hour with 50 sats per byte. Hopefully this stays as is.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: sylance on August 02, 2017, 04:07:43 PM To say BCC/BCH has failed really depends on how you define fail. Bitcoin Cash (BCC) definitely created it's own fork and BCC is definitely priced well on the exchanges. As others have stated, the true test will come in a few weeks when full trading and difficulty rates level out.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: brampower on August 02, 2017, 09:10:29 PM To say BCC/BCH has failed really depends on how you define fail. Bitcoin Cash (BCC) definitely created it's own fork and BCC is definitely priced well on the exchanges. As others have stated, the true test will come in a few weeks when full trading and difficulty rates level out. That is exactly a fair analysis,the fork happened a few hours ago and it is really difficult to predict what the future will be,they need to test their network and confirm everything is working fine and after a week we will know what the price would be ,another interesting thing is that,people are planning to sue coinbase as they are not giving the customers BCH and with the price soaring high i am sure we will see some legal actions too. :DTitle: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Pattberry on August 02, 2017, 09:16:00 PM But I see some exchange that can already do trade Bch, they have a value of about 25% of the current bitcoin price. Indeed I'm not sure this can last long, but this is our chance to take advantage. For forking I think this works because it has created bch, this impact of the split that occurs in bitcoin. The value of BCH is rising from the speculated valuation and i had my plans on dumping the coin as soon as possible but with the level of increase it had today i had my second thoughts,lets see when the major exchanges starts accepting these coins to be deposited,will we see a massive sell off or will it have a good following is yet to be seen.Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: iglasses on August 02, 2017, 09:18:06 PM BS scam alt coin
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: taxmanmt5 on August 03, 2017, 04:49:13 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? Yes the fork has been occurred. On 1st of August, i am not sure in which exact hour it happen, but it happened. New cryptocurrency has been created from that, and you probably already know, name of it is Bitcoin Cash or BCC for short. As far as i know it is not going so good for BCC, but i do not support them so i do not care much. Well, BCC was not a resultant from the Bitcoin fork. This is completely separate entity, which most people do not realize. There was no hard fork in Bitcoins so technically bitcoin cannot be divided. BCC taking the advantage of the Name and Situation, making it feel to people it another better bitcoin but time will tell it will just be a cheap Alt. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: TetraFugolini on August 03, 2017, 07:19:55 PM Only time will tell wether or not this fork was successful. I don't think anyone can give you the correct answer, but I don't really buy the idea that bch(aka bcc) is now worth $6,681,951,262 in market cap. That doesn't seem right to me, I don't think you can create so much money out of thin air.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: eternalgloom on August 03, 2017, 07:25:52 PM Only time will tell wether or not this fork was successful. I don't think anyone can give you the correct answer, but I don't really buy the idea that bch(aka bcc) is now worth $6,681,951,262 in market cap. That doesn't seem right to me, I don't think you can create so much money out of thin air. The marketcap being that high is a result of not being able to deposit BCH to any of the major exchanges that trade BCH, like Kraken and Bittrex. You can deposit BCH to ViaBTC, but you need 20 confirmations to be able to do a withdraw after you deposit and they require ID verification to be able to deposit. HitBTC also accepts BCH deposits, I think they need 5 confirmations, but could be wrong on that one. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Oceat on August 03, 2017, 07:27:50 PM Only time will tell wether or not this fork was successful. I don't think anyone can give you the correct answer, but I don't really buy the idea that bch(aka bcc) is now worth $6,681,951,262 in market cap. That doesn't seem right to me, I don't think you can create so much money out of thin air. I think this BCH(BCC) is just another alt-coin and also i can sense that there's someone behind this. I hope this is not a sabotage in bitcoin community, they risk too much just for this. Which people is not really paying attention because they really believe in the potential of the bitcoin.Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: iglasses on August 03, 2017, 08:08:50 PM Bitcoin Cash would only be a failure if there was a doublespend, therefore it is a success. Coinbase will no doubt be sued for not giving out their Bitcoin Cash and the Banana Cash to all Bitcoin holders (Banana Cash was a Bitcoin clone launched a week ago with double the block size of Bitcoin Cash). Banana Cash will be waiting for a couple years for the hash rate to catch up (still waiting for the miner to mine the first block). Coinbase should be sued for every Bitcoin air drop that they did not honor over the past 3 years (of course there were more than one). It should be against the law for an exchange to not comply with an airdrop, and the penalties should be very severe. When the Bitcoin Cash hash rate finally comes down allowing us to dump our Bitcoin Cash on the open market, the Bitcoin Cash Foundation will release press release of the good news (good for adioption) that will make us want to hold it to pay our federal/state/and local taxes with more ease. The Bitcoin Cash development team is waaaaay more smarter than the Bitcoin Classic devs. If I got super drunk and passed out the drool line coming from my mouth would make more sense than this. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: xJuturna on August 03, 2017, 08:10:34 PM A little of both. The split / fork happened but BCC is broken. I have no way to explain why anyone is giving it the time of day in the exchanges though...
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: VasyaPupkin on August 03, 2017, 08:20:49 PM A little of both. The split / fork happened but BCC is broken. I have no way to explain why anyone is giving it the time of day in the exchanges though... A fork is a marketing move of rich people. Someone on this received a lot of money and will get even more. Everyone knew that BCC was a dead coin. But despite this, we saw a yen above 1000 dollars in the first hours of life. I do not think that this price is justified Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: west man4 on August 03, 2017, 08:23:09 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. But I see some exchange that can already do trade Bch, they have a value of about 25% of the current bitcoin price. Indeed I'm not sure this can last long, but this is our chance to take advantage. For forking I think this works because it has created bch, this impact of the split that occurs in bitcoin.But yeah. ALmost most of the miners have abandoned it and it is taking a very long time to relay the transactions now. Some are saying they have waited over 18 hours now for their sending amounts to be received. This is a complete and utter joke now. While it was said to have faster times than bitcoin.\ And right out the door they have a 10x worst sending of their transactions. Instant FAIL! Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: BenRickert on August 03, 2017, 08:25:07 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. Once the difficulty goes down more miners would go back if there is a profit incentive. Nobody can really say it is failed until a few months from now. There is still a chance it will succeed as an alt coin. If the difficulty drops by 20 times and bcc is worth 1/5th of btc, then miners will to to bcc. They will just switch between coins imo How the does the difficulty go down if there aren't miners to create blocks? My prediction is that there will be people going to pay a bounty to have blocks mined. This is so they can get their money into exchanges. It's is kind of like having gold, but its stranded in a country without transportation! Miners are not everything. Miners wanna take profit. Mining of BCC hasn't any profit at this time. They are waiting for price going up or difficulty going down. If difficulty wouldn't go down the price will go up at short time. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Savik on August 03, 2017, 08:25:51 PM Bittrex now accepting BCH. Long transaction times, but the coins will start flowing from the wallets and the dump will begin.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: BenRickert on August 03, 2017, 08:29:26 PM Bitcoin Cash would only be a failure if there was a doublespend, therefore it is a success. Digital drugs???Coinbase will no doubt be sued for not giving out their Bitcoin Cash and the Banana Cash to all Bitcoin holders (Banana Cash was a Bitcoin clone launched a week ago with double the block size of Bitcoin Cash). Banana Cash will be waiting for a couple years for the hash rate to catch up (still waiting for the miner to mine the first block). Coinbase should be sued for every Bitcoin air drop that they did not honor over the past 3 years (of course there were more than one). It should be against the law for an exchange to not comply with an airdrop, and the penalties should be very severe. When the Bitcoin Cash hash rate finally comes down allowing us to dump our Bitcoin Cash on the open market, the Bitcoin Cash Foundation will release press release of the good news (good for adioption) that will make us want to hold it to pay our federal/state/and local taxes with more ease. The Bitcoin Cash development team is waaaaay more smarter than the Bitcoin Classic devs. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: hoganJ32888 on August 03, 2017, 08:35:43 PM The larger one being Bittrex?
The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. But I see some exchange that can already do trade Bch, they have a value of about 25% of the current bitcoin price. Indeed I'm not sure this can last long, but this is our chance to take advantage. For forking I think this works because it has created bch, this impact of the split that occurs in bitcoin.But yeah. ALmost most of the miners have abandoned it and it is taking a very long time to relay the transactions now. Some are saying they have waited over 18 hours now for their sending amounts to be received. This is a complete and utter joke now. While it was said to have faster times than bitcoin.\ And right out the door they have a 10x worst sending of their transactions. Instant FAIL! Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: nidacoinlove on August 03, 2017, 08:57:03 PM Someone say yes. someone say no. Could anyone explain that fork has been occurred or not? the fork has been done so bitcoin cash already created from that fork that is an altcoin, not a fork, the fork didn't happen theymos said so in his thread, bitcoin cash is an attempt to do a fork but they created an altcoin, but i don't know why they both share the same private key The bitcoin has once again proved its strength and I hope people will carry on choosing it as a top cryptocurrency. The bcc will be like the rest of the alts in the market. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Adbitco on August 03, 2017, 09:09:38 PM Hard fork did occur as a result of which bitcoin cash an altcoin came into existence but the hard fork didn't make any significant impact on the prices of bitcoin nor did a good number of miners are with bitcoin cash so basically the people behind bitcoin cash have failed in bringing to the world which they were dreaming of as the true version of satoshi's bitcoin and that's why it's been a flop show and a total failure but hard fork did actually occur.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: seyola89 on August 03, 2017, 11:33:18 PM the fork has been done so bitcoin cash already created from that fork I see it as indirect free BTC Giveaway. Painful I could not get some. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: error08 on August 03, 2017, 11:46:44 PM The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit. I guess bcash still has some bugs or problems on their nodes or network, not so sure about it. So far, there have been 50 blocks mined since the hard fork and most miners are unknown. And there is MC Pool in Hong Kong https://news.bitcoin.com/the-trading-center-in-hk-where-they-mined-most-of-the-bitcoin-cash-blocks/?utm_source=OneSignal%20Push&utm_medium=notification&utm_campaign=Push%20Notifications But, according to the most exchanges, people can't deposit or withdraw bcash as the wallet of bcc remain under maintenance. Don't know how it happen or what the reasons but people only care about cash out this coin if-since the first time facing this problem of bch network. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: jorneyflair on August 04, 2017, 08:05:55 AM The fork has gone through and with the fork, bitcoin has been split into normal Bitcoin and a new type of alt coin, Bitcoin cash. After the fork seems like prices for Bitcoin have risen and the price is not almost 2.9K. Seems like Bitcoin will hit 3K at the end of this month for sure with the rate it is growing now.
Most miners have abandoned Bitcoin cash though, August the one was just an event overhyped and it honestly didn’t affect us that much. Price of Bitcoin cash hit 700 yesterday but now it is at 300-400 USD. Slowly seems to be dying. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Baofeng on August 04, 2017, 08:19:39 AM The fork has gone through and with the fork, bitcoin has been split into normal Bitcoin and a new type of alt coin, Bitcoin cash. After the fork seems like prices for Bitcoin have risen and the price is not almost 2.9K. Seems like Bitcoin will hit 3K at the end of this month for sure with the rate it is growing now. Most miners have abandoned Bitcoin cash though, August the one was just an event overhyped and it honestly didn’t affect us that much. Price of Bitcoin cash hit 700 yesterday but now it is at 300-400 USD. Slowly seems to be dying. Of course, without the support of users, BCH will simply die. But if there are people behind, like big entities, it will survived but it will just be a pump and dump coin. It may bubble in the future, but we all know that it will be bursting soon. The event just go unnoticed and the price of bitcoin even go to $2900 now. Its one thing to hype BCH but without the backup of big miners who rather stick with bitcoin for now. And I think with the recent split, bitcoin price will gradually rise and will peak at $3000 again or even more. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Tungsten-1 on August 04, 2017, 08:51:56 PM Bittrex now accepting BCH. Long transaction times, but the coins will start flowing from the wallets and the dump will begin. Bittrex now accepting BCH and yesterday people were blaming Bittrex i mean wow? That's the spirit of bittrex that they are now accepting new unstable things while other exchanges are sleeping so i would like to say that bittrex has done a great role in a history of other exchanges thanks to bittrex that they have done that for us to maintain their image once again.Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: An1ks on August 04, 2017, 11:00:30 PM I think the problem is in understanding of word "hardfork". Did it happened? Yes. Was people thinking that real hardfork will change things? Yes. Did it change something. That's a question.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: BenRickert on August 05, 2017, 12:37:58 AM Bittrex now accepting BCH. Long transaction times, but the coins will start flowing from the wallets and the dump will begin. Bittrex now accepting BCH and yesterday people were blaming Bittrex i mean wow? That's the spirit of bittrex that they are now accepting new unstable things while other exchanges are sleeping so i would like to say that bittrex has done a great role in a history of other exchanges thanks to bittrex that they have done that for us to maintain their image once again.Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: Shamie1002 on August 05, 2017, 07:51:26 AM Ofcourse Fork happend. That is why BCC existed. But some really don't mind its existence, some just continue to use Bitcoins. BCC are new cryptocurrencies like altcoins and it still the user choice what to use. They said that if BCC failed to be supported it will die unlike Bitcoin which is the real thing of cryptocurrencies.
Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: SvenBomvolen on August 05, 2017, 08:02:40 AM bch is a joke. exchanges bch walltes offline so ppls only can trade it and not deposit outside. as soon as ppl can cash it out it will be dead and just another altcoin Some exchangers really haven't option of deposit of BCH (or BCC), but there are those who allowed that. In particular, deposite and withdrawing of BCH is opened on Bitfinex, Bittrex, HitBTC and ViaBTC (from the 1st of August).That fact that the price for BCH is constantly going down doesn't mean that the fork has failed. I think that was just nonsense to BCH's price reached such highs in the first hours after it's appearance. Now everything will stabilize and Etherum will go on the first place again. Title: Re: Fork failed? Post by: illinest on August 05, 2017, 08:43:44 AM That fact that the price for BCH is constantly going down doesn't mean that the fork has failed. Indeed, this is natural. It happens to lots of altcoins. A high opening price based on very low volume, and then a massive plunge. And then accumulation/ uptrend. At the end of the day, though, it's just an altcoin, and the market seems to recognize that. I'm surprised so many exchanges added it. |