I already sold mine at viabtc. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2061047.0
Some said I should sell later when bittrex or Kraken allow deposit, but by that time, more people will go into the platform and dump their bcc, so I recommend selling them as soon as there's a chance to.

I sold my BCC at ViaBTC, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2061047.0
Will update once I got 20confirmation and successfully withdraw BTC

The answer you looking for, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2061047.0

Yes the price in this exchange is low when compare to other, but if you wait until other exchange to allow BCC deposit, the price could be even lower

https://99bitcoins.com/who-accepts-bitcoins-payment-companies-stores-take-bitcoins/

Edit: oops that was Bitcoin 

First of all, why did you buy BCC with $23k lol?

Serious advice: sell the BCC and think of it as a lesson.

Hi, I would like to sell you my BCC for 0.9BTC, 10% exclusive discount for you  


Add: C) People that don't understand Bitcoin AND EVERYTHING will buy some shitcoin

I'm pretty sure you used some fake wallet software instead of the actual BCC wallet which most people used it without any problem.
This is the website where I downloaded Electron Cash - http://www.electroncash.org/

You can and it's always recommended to move your BTC to another new wallet generate from new seed and wait for 6 confirmations. Few of my friends told me they probably going to hold some BCC/BCH in case they missed the opportunity of BCC appreciation, but they also think as of this moment, 90% of BTC user probably didn't even know how to access their BCC/BCH, and once platforms or wallet made that possible and easy to do, part of them if not majority, will dump their BCC, you can tell by the forum's user attitude towards BCC, most like me think it's free money only. Of course you can always buy back later given sometimes people dumped the coin, so you can buy at dip.


Btw if you want to diversify, you may try to diversify across various asset classes, while cryptocurrency being one of the asset classes, placing fund in few cryptocurrency doesn't really gain the risk reduction which was one main reason we diversify, it's more like placing your bet on different number of roulette, you may try to diversify by investing different stuff with negative correlation.

I've written a guide here on how to use your 12-word private key to spend your BCH, read here: https://josephyap.me/spend-bitcoin-cash-private-key/


What I meant by instant approval is that you can simply upload random photo file, as they are just documenting it instead of actually verify it. I didn't upload real passport as well as I don't like to give my passport ID to a new exchange. It's a good deal for me at my time of selling, especially if you compare to now (0.11BTC/BCC), I wouldn't compare to bittrex, as you mentioned that's a closed market.

Seeing most people wanted to know where they can sell their Bitcoin Cash, so I'm here to share one. Which is ViaBTC.
It's the only platform I find it able to deposit my Bitcoin Cash, and which I successfully sold them for BTC.

Website URL: https://www.viabtc.com/

They don't seem like check your ID even though they ask you to upload one, that means you most probably could use fake ID. (I do not guarantee if they refuse to let you withdraw for using incorrect details  )

Here's my deposit, it requires 1 confirmation to trade those BCC, 20 confirmation to withdraw BTC which you gain from selling those BCC.


If you plan to dump those BCC immediately, you can use the sell your BCC with "market price" option instead of "limit order".



Such a good day to get free internet money from this generous airdrop

If you find any other place to sell please share it~


Update after 20 confirmations of my Bitcoin Cash deposits: The withdrawal literally took less than 3minutes!

Withdrawal history


Got it from my Trezor

Bittrex does not allow BCC deposit, the price is meaningless if it's not an accessible market

Yeah, but gambling would be more accurate term instead of speculation, as from most people, I find them didn't really do any analyze but simply decide to invest BCH based on recency and confirmation biases.
(Luckily these people bought my BCH at good price when I still looking for platform to dump )

I'm trying to learn from other's opinions and what is the value they find in Bitcoin cash. Let me start by telling you why I invested in Bitcoin:

• First decentralized digital currency
• Most well-known cryptocurrency
• Recognized and gain legal status in hundreds of countries
• Huge company and businesses adopted Bitcoin to be used in their operation and sales
• Existing huge and quality community since Bitcoin inception
• Relatively large market cap compare to others which decrease the chance of being pump-and-dump easily
  (It requires relatively more cost to bump-and-dump Bitcoin, which increase price stability)
• The software was being tested for a long period prior to release to minimize failure or bug

Although many of above listed are hard to quantify and estimate the price of Bitcoin, I strongly believe the underlying value of Bitcoin will exceed the current price A LOT.
But, what's the underlying value of Bitcoin Cash? I don't see its share any same traits that Bitcoin is having.


Many people seem to be unable to understand that the $7 billion market cap of BCH is just book value, book value in such illiquid market is basically meaningless at all.
At least I don't think it can hold current price when most platform and wallet provider makes selling BCH easy.

Just my opinion could be wrong, would like to hear what you think  


If you didn't do any analyzation but just simply follow the hype, you're just gamble, not investor, here's my word for you, especially if you made money from gambling with altcoins,
When you don't understand how you made your fortune, you probably won't be able to keep your fortune. (I learned it the hard way.)

This, soon more non-technical users able to access BCH easily, the majority of them will dump BCH to get free BTC.
*Btw, the block size is 40kb actually mean how less transaction occurred

When those big guy pumping the price, and I sell it for free BTC 

I am not very familiar with ETC/ETH split, but I did study ETH and invest some of that, but I think it's not very appropriate to compare the case of ETH/ETC split to BTC/BCC split, as they've very different purpose, BTC/BCC are meant to be a decentralised digital currency, while ETH/ETC sort of behave like "fuel" for projects. (correct me if I'm wrong.)

Plus if you compare the hash rate of ETH/ETC, and the price of ETH/ETC, you'll find that they're highly correlated, but do the same comparison on BTC/BCC, you'll find that BCC network hash power alone is far less to the ratio of the BTC/BCC price, and when BTC/BCC serve as digital currency, you have to think about is there actual merchant going to adopt BCC.

Just my $.2

What's the reason to buy Bitcoin Cash when it has the same purpose as Bitcoin, but almost no actual usage nor being recognized and used by many merchants like Bitcoin?
FYI, everyone could just fork the main chain and create another copy, but will you buy every copied Bitcoin?

You need to select BCC chain instead of BTC manually at the first run of this software, you can read my guide with pictures here: https://josephyap.me/spend-bitcoin-cash-private-key/

I'm thinking to same way too, but the current situation should be expected by them, so they might have some solution or strategy soon. (maybe?)
Anyway, just to add a small correction, ViaBTC allow us to deposit BCC, requires 1 confirmation to trade, and requires 20 confirmations to withdraw.



I sold BCC from first deposit, but need 20 confirmations to withdraw the BTC, and the second deposit seems it's going to take ages to arrive lol.
(That timestamp from screenshot is in UTC+8, which is about 6 hours ago for first deposit.)


Too bad for those retrieved their BCC from private key won't be able to dump them immediately anyway, those who stored their BTC prior to the split are lucky to be able to sell them for BTC immediately.