Title: Why "Bitcoin Cash" / BCH aka Altcoin Cash is Wrong Post by: ZhuldyzKaladinova on November 15, 2017, 08:43:20 PM Bit/Altcoin Cash was created by a gang (https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7cgzbv/so_i_did_5minutes_of_digging_and_oh_my_god/) with a very specific plan in mind. It steals Bitcoin's name and brand in order to attack it, and is a direct result from the peculiar dream to 'kill BTC' (yes I know, it sounds ridiculous, and it is).
It is not a product of decentralized community. It is not like Bitcoin at all. Bitcoin is an open source project that started this entire cryptocurrency sphere. Comparing it to gang-made centralized shitcoins like Bit/Altcoin Cash that merely copy and modify its code is laughable. All those who've not been hopelessly brainwashed by propaganda will realize this at some point. Short and to the point, BCH is wrong. If one really believes in cryptocurrency one simply can not support Bit/Altcoin Cash because it doesn't make any sense other than for the pockets of the gang and their corporate alliances. This is not Bitcoin's vision. This is a perversion. There are some who fanatically believe that 'BCH is the real BTC'. There have been many who have supported BCH simply for the sake of profit. Unfortunately there have been many who have lost money and their precious Bitcoins because they were successfully deceived, and there have been some who have profited immensely from its pump and dump. At the end of the day, that is all it really had to offer. There is no truth in BCH, so will it fall. https://www.facebook.com/calvinayre/posts/10203345479835804 Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20171113122001/https://www.facebook.com/calvinayre/posts/10203345479835804 More and more people realize what BCH really is. And they do not worry. Quote from: Cyril Bitcoin will scale, adapt and evolve, as it has been doing for 8 years (...). It will also prove its resilience, again and again, attack after attack, as it just did last week-end. BCH was just a reckless and unwise attack, both financially and technically (...). There is only one Bitcoin, and it's called Bitcoin. |