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2161  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Understanding split of the coins in a hardfork on: July 24, 2017, 05:44:54 PM
Is there no risk in a replay attack on btc when you transfer bcc?
No, there is risk of a replay attack. Currently Bitcoin ABC's replay protection is entirely opt-in, so if you don't try to replay protect your transactions, they can be replayed on both chains.

Why are they calling it Bitcoin ABC and Bitcoin Cash? what's up with the two names?
Because Bitcoin ABC was the original name and the name of the client. Then ViaBTC went ahead and started calling it Bitcoin Cash.

Also is nChain related to this?
I wouldn't be surprised if they were.

Anyway, so from what I understood, I just need to get a Bitcoin ABC node synced, then copy my wallet.dat from Core there, then my BCC will show up there. I can directly send them to an exchange to dump? I heard ViaBTC and Bittrex are 2 exchanges that will allow the pairs thus far.
Yes. You can even just copy Bitcoin Core's datadir entirely instead of syncing a Bitcoin ABC node from scratch.

So you are saying that if I copy my wallet.dat file on the Bitcoin ABC and send to the exchange I can risk losing my coins? what's the deal?

Do I need to send the coins into another address that I control (an address generated in the Bitcoin ABC client) then send to the address in the exchange? what is exactly the method to get protected from the replay risk?

Also it's good to know I don't need to download the entire thing again.
2162  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can there still be a Bitcoin Cash (BCC) fork on August 1st on: July 24, 2017, 02:58:47 PM
It is still possible even though SegWit is incredibly plebiscited. However it would die pretty fast and the traitors would eventually go back to the main chain because they have to win money and since their altcoin will be worthless they will leave it pretty fastly.

It is not going to die anytime soon. There are a lot of powerful people with fat pockets supporting the BCC. And you need to remember that morality and ethos comes last during investment. The only thing which matters is the probability of getting a good profit.


What people is supporting Bitcoin Cash / Bitcoin ABC or however you call it?

I suppose that Roger Ver, Jihan Wu, and the Craigh Wright guy that claims to be Satoshi are backing this. Is Gavin part of this hardfork adventure again? he was always present since the first time (XT) and backed pretty much everything (Classic, XT, Unlimited...)

I doubt the BCC side has more money than the BTC side, I have no doubts that dumping BCC will be one of the best deals ever. Im just trying to set everything up to do just that.

Anyone has a complete list of exchanges that will be listing the trading pairs of BCC/BTC ?
2163  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Understanding split of the coins in a hardfork on: July 24, 2017, 02:36:23 PM
People are speculating about the up and coming Bitcoin Cash, also known as Bitcoin ABC (are they the same thing? I think they are).
Bitcoin ABC and "Bitcoin Cash" are the same thing.

Let's call this BCC.
Lets call it Bitcoin ABC.

This is considered a hardfork right?
Yes.

Anyway so from what I've understood, when a fork happens, if you own the private keys, you will receive exactly the same amount of coins in your wallet, on the other chain.  This is why it's very important that you must own the coins by the time the fork day happens, or else you will be at the mercy of exchanges listing or not the forked token.
You won't be receiving any coins on the other chain. What you will have is a wallet which has exactly the same state (same transactions) as your wallet on the other chain.

My question is: If im keeping my coins in Bitcoin Core, how do I access the Bitcoin Cash tokens?
You can't. Bitcoin Core cannot understand the consensus rules that Bitcoin ABC will be deploying. It is a hard fork, so whoever wants to use that fork needs to upgrade their software. The only way you can spend Bitcoin ABC coins is to use the Bitcoin ABC client.

I have tried to find an answer and im confused. Some claim that the wallet.dat files will be compatible with the Bitcoin Cash full node, so you open it there and it will work. I think this will not work.
Because the Bitcoin ABC client is based off of Bitcoin Core, you can simply copy the wallet.dat file into a data directory you are using for Bitcoin ABC and be able to use your wallet from there. They are not incompatible.

If so, how does it work in detail? I want to be able to dump these damn BCC tokens to get some free BTC.
Just copy your wallet.dat file into a data directory that you are using for Bitcoin ABC. Then you will need to split your coins. You can read about how to split your coins here: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/56867/bitcoin-cash-replay-protection/56874#56874

Why are they calling it Bitcoin ABC and Bitcoin Cash? what's up with the two names? Also is nChain related to this?

I was calling it BCC because that's the token they want, and it's funny since they are now fighting with another coin that has the BCC token taken (BitConnect)

Anyway, so from what I understood, I just need to get a Bitcoin ABC node synced, then copy my wallet.dat from Core there, then my BCC will show up there. I can directly send them to an exchange to dump? I heard ViaBTC and Bittrex are 2 exchanges that will allow the pairs thus far.
2164  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Understanding split of the coins in a hardfork on: July 23, 2017, 05:35:46 PM
People are speculating about the up and coming Bitcoin Cash, also known as Bitcoin ABC (are they the same thing? I think they are). Let's call this BCC. This is considered a hardfork right?

Anyway so from what I've understood, when a fork happens, if you own the private keys, you will receive exactly the same amount of coins in your wallet, on the other chain.  This is why it's very important that you must own the coins by the time the fork day happens, or else you will be at the mercy of exchanges listing or not the forked token.

My question is: If im keeping my coins in Bitcoin Core, how do I access the Bitcoin Cash tokens?

I have tried to find an answer and im confused. Some claim that the wallet.dat files will be compatible with the Bitcoin Cash full node, so you open it there and it will work. I think this will not work.

If so, how does it work in detail? I want to be able to dump these damn BCC tokens to get some free BTC.
2165  Economy / Speculation / Re: Up Almost $1000 in One day? - How is this possible? on: July 23, 2017, 04:25:26 PM
This is completely insane, How can fluctuations like this be possible? It seems to me that people that bought high are now driving market to cover and pull out> Can anyone help me make sense of this, I'm a new member and I day trade stocks. But I cant make sense of this. Its like drunk gorillas hitting the buy button. And all this weeks from a possible split?


Bitcoin's price has been supressed for almost 2 years in a ridiculous stalemate due miners acting like bullies against the will of the community.

Now that the community is getting what they wanted the price is naturally going up.

This uptrend can only be compared to the rise of back in 2013 when we went up almost like 60%. It shows how fast BTC can grow.

Now we only need to get rid of the remainders of the hardfokers and we can thrive to $10000 in no time.
2166  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: What did you think of the CWS paper? illusion of scale in segregated witness on: July 23, 2017, 03:44:58 PM
https://twitter.com/i/moments/888788567497035776 
which gives me this link
https://nchain.com/app/uploads/2017/07/SegWit-and-the-illusion-of-scale.pdf  or just google it.

Now, I'm more comfy with BTC and understanding a bit more.  I want to know what do you make of The illusion of scale in segregated witness by Craig Wright

I think he did a poor job at sounding technical/explaining his reasons/won't go there most citations.

But I do sort of get what he is saying.  I think this scaling thing is an illusion.  Kinda like big Pharma who kicks dr's who write scripts for their meds.  I mean you do believe the dr when he says, you need X.  You might not like it, but you follow dr's orders, pay for it and take it.

Last year I did some reading.  Recently, I've read a lot too much actually.  I think there is a deeper meaning down the road that no one is thinking bout/saying/getting squashed?  Well "no one" in the sense that BIG $ knows and us "pee-ons" don't.

Thoughts? No bashing and NO sig spamming.

Craig Wright's nonsense FUD was already addressed by Paul Storzk in a couple of tweets:


https://twitter.com/i/moments/888788567497035776

Don't fall for segwit2x, don't fall for Bitcoin Cash/ABC, don't fall for nChain... don't fall for any of these dodgy hardforks or you'll lose purchasing power.
2167  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BIP91 Lock-in Does Not Guarantee a Swift SegWit Activation on the Bitcoin Networ on: July 23, 2017, 02:49:55 PM
The chances of the miners doing something like fake signaling and then pulling off or not accept segwit blocks or whatever are so small that it's just negligible. I recommend that you look at this article with Jimmy Song where he considers all the possible "insane" BIP91/UASF scenarios:

https://medium.com/@jimmysong/pathological-bip91-uasf-scenarios-102e2707991c

No one of them will happen to be honest, the chances are too small.
2168  Economy / Speculation / Re: This is the final push before the baby Wu comes! lol on: July 22, 2017, 04:08:53 PM
Looks like they're pushing the madam Wu,s belly as a final push to have 2 fat babies coming out 8-9 days from now, people now are buying for 2 reasons, [1]. to have more coins if split happened on both chains as possible.
[2]. to have bought more cheap coins if split was canceled and segwit landed on moon safe and sound.
Both sides are winners, you facking clever emperor Wu.

This was also my theory. These two reasons are clear:

Segwit going in guaranteed (assuming the miners aren't suicidal enough to be fake-signaling somehow, but thats like 0.1% possibility) means that we are going to the moon by itself.


But then sore loser big blockers are parroting around their BCC hardfork. This means the shills are buying BTC to have BCC come august 1st, but ALSO the people that will attack the BCC fake chain are also buying BTC to dump BCC when the fork happens to get more BTC.

These vectors are all bullish and creating this great bull pressure which is going to last for a while. I think BCC hardfork will be a non event, no one really cares.
2169  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Now we understand why full-nodes are as important as hash rate on: July 22, 2017, 03:51:33 PM
We have seen the power of full validating nodes in action with BIP148/UASF. Is anyone delusional enough to think miners would be signaling 95%+ for segwit if we didn't press them against the edge with BIP148?

BIP148 won, big blockers got blown the fuck off. Now that we have segwit in, let's see how it works for a year, THEN we can plan a 2MB increase, not when some fucking retarded morons think want to in a stupid retarded way. If you don't agree, then fork off and create your altcoin, enjoy the dump.

core will never do it.

they have had segwit code for over a year. you sgwit fanboys have been playing the segwit script of "its been well tested for X years".. so core have had plenty of time to look beyond segwit and start innovating the next block template plan (dynamics) but instead they have given up and just resorted to either waiting around. buying all inclusive weekends for pools. or throwing out propaganda about how LN is the savior.

so dont expect dynamics to be part of cores roadmap.

you can try and call anything not core "moronic" all you like. but it seems the majority of segwit/LN supporters cannot even explain how segwit actually functions all you wish to do is promote the activation dates thinking thats the end of your troubles.

goodluck on your reliance of devs and your mindless thinking that your ass kissing of certain devs will last you a lifetime.. but here is something to wake you up

devs are human
devs get old/bored and move onto different projects
devs will not hold your hand in the future

we need to concentrate on bitcoin being a decentralised system thats not reliant on certain 'favorite' devs.
if you only trust code because of a dev, without you even bothering to learn how the code works or if it will run as suggested, then you have already lost the battle for a decentralised payment system and you might aswell just use paypal 2.0 aka LN or just go back to fiat

So now that segwit is going in, will you finally leave or will you stay here shitposting waiting for segwit to crash until the end of time?

Or maybe you will continue in the altcoin section shilling the latest Roger Ver hardfork?

What's the plan now for big blockers?

Or since you are smarter than all Core devs, maybe you can come up with your own bitcoin killer? Yeah, that I would like to see.
2170  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Now we understand why full-nodes are as important as hash rate on: July 22, 2017, 03:34:06 PM
If anyone had any suspicions (like me) about the power of the full validating nodes before, I think it should be clear now.

Full Node Power = Hash Power

That's why we need to stay with small blocks and don't let miners to take this power from the users. They already have the power of hash rate. They produce/manufacture their own hardware, and whether they choose to sell them or mine with that hardware themselves depending on the price/profitability. That's a huge power to start with. That's the power of market manipulation.

And on the top of that, they have the power to vote with their hash rate but it is not as powerful as they wanted it to be.

As the recent events showed us, hash power without the support of full validating nodes don't mean shit.

Long story short; If you want to have a say in the bitcoin's future you don't have to buy miners (you can but you don't have to), run your own full-node and remember, if they increase the block size, you won't be able to run one without spending 20k$ while you can do it with a RPi3 now.

We have seen the power of full validating nodes in action with BIP148/UASF. Is anyone delusional enough to think miners would be signaling 95%+ for segwit if we didn't press them against the edge with BIP148?

BIP148 won, big blockers got blown the fuck off. Now that we have segwit in, let's see how it works for a year, THEN we can plan a 2MB increase, not when some fucking retarded morons think want to in a stupid retarded way. If you don't agree, then fork off and create your altcoin, enjoy the dump.
2171  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The OFFICIAL SegWit2x Lock-in Thread on: July 21, 2017, 11:36:17 PM
That's a bit confusing.

One can claim his bitcoin on any chain he wants as long as he holds the private keys of the "root" bitcoins. I am also too confused with this stuff so i just pulled the plug on anything online. Extracted my priv keys, wrote them down and waiting.

That's the %100 safe way. Don't let your wallets to get connected to the internet.If 2 or more forks happen, you'll have coins on every chain. No need to choose.

Now that BIP91 is kicking in segwit then BIP148/UASF/august 1st deadline is no longer a treat, so you could in theory be able to leave your coins in an exchange or in an online wallet without risking losing the coins due a split and they don't supporting one of the splits but of course, dont be leaving your coins online anyway, better be extra safe than sorry.
Good to see that seeing BIP91 has activated and August 1st is not scary anymore,well i transferred all of my coins from exchanger and online wallet to my electrum wallet, i was getting anxious regarding what the future may hold due to BIP148 event, i even sold some of them which is bad, i was just too worried about, for some people who are not technical person/tech savvy it's very confusing to secure and survive in August 1st. I heard that if you don't control your Bitcoin properly some bad things may happen like your bitcoin will be zero due to the wallet choose a wrong chain which is very scary.

Yes, in the case of BIP148 for example, if BIP148 split happened, and BIP148 won by getting the most hashrate, the legacy chain would reorg, this means the legacy chain would die, ALL transactions every would disappear, this is actually good because there wouldn't be two perpetual chains, but of course, it's bad if you don't know what you are doing and your exchange of choice does not support BIP148.

But right now its pretty safe, nothing will happen, but in any case, I would recommend having your coins locked safely until segwit is officially working within the system so thats around late august.
2172  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The OFFICIAL SegWit2x Lock-in Thread on: July 21, 2017, 10:11:44 PM
If I have my btc stored on my electrum wallet will I be safe from a split? Or should i go with paper?

You are safe when you own the private keys to your Bitcoins. Because when the fork happens you can choose which chain to claim coins on.

That's a bit confusing.

One can claim his bitcoin on any chain he wants as long as he holds the private keys of the "root" bitcoins. I am also too confused with this stuff so i just pulled the plug on anything online. Extracted my priv keys, wrote them down and waiting.

That's the %100 safe way. Don't let your wallets to get connected to the internet.If 2 or more forks happen, you'll have coins on every chain. No need to choose.

Now that BIP91 is kicking in segwit then BIP148/UASF/august 1st deadline is no longer a treat, so you could in theory be able to leave your coins in an exchange or in an online wallet without risking losing the coins due a split and they don't supporting one of the splits but of course, dont be leaving your coins online anyway, better be extra safe than sorry.
2173  Economy / Speculation / Re: What will you do with your 'Bitcoin Cash'? on: July 21, 2017, 03:30:48 PM
Why do you care for things which are utterly inconsequential?

As to me, we should care about what they can and are actually going to do to the original blockchain. Why doesn't anyone ask this question? If they are attack Bitcoin under whatever name, the outcome will be essentially the same, and it won't be good for Bitcoin given their hashrates. This is what I've been telling all this time, and this is the most dangerous thing that might come out of the current showdown. Or do you really think they are going to coexist with Bitcoin peacefully? That seems next to impossible to me. The whole shebang is designed to kill or, at least, heavily hurt Bitcoin. Am I paranoid, or am I not enough paranoid?

Just look at ETH/ETC, both coins can co-exist. Jihan isn't going to attack anything because nobody is going to follow his altcoin, he will not have enough hashrate to attack without lossing a lot of money.

There will be no hardfork anyway, I was just asking a theoretical question about who get to keep the BTC token in the case of a theoretical hardfork ETH/ETC style.

I don't think that we should look at the ETH and ETC coins

Today it is a completely different situation. The Ethereum fork was kind of spontaneous, a totally unexpected event even by those behind it. This is not the case with Bitcoin now. Further, what is this Bitcoin Cash if not a fork by any metric? If they take the existing blockchain and clone it, this is pretty much it. And in that very case the attack is inevitable, otherwise the whole idea is stillborn. Apart from that, how do you know that Jihan doesn't have enough hash rate? He might have been silently assembling a ruthless army of the top-notch asics all these months to crush Bitcoin with just one sweeping blow

Doesn't matter. Whales have more BTC than Jihan. In a hardfork, you vote with your BTC, not with hashrate. If they are stupid enough to hardfork the approval of the whales, then the whales will jump on BitmainCoin's chain, creating a massive crash, potentially selling the entire orderbook all the way down to 0, so they would need to move their hashrate back to the legacy chain. You can't hardfork Bitcoin just because you got miners.

Not to mention, who would be stupid enough to be on a blockchain that is basically centralized with Jihan's hashrate?
2174  Economy / Speculation / Re: The hard fork has begun! on: July 21, 2017, 02:53:47 PM
kwuk = rien carnation of proudhon?

or sockpuppet

Im sure proudhon was a troll job, because he was hilarious. He registered even earlier than kwukduck, but the way kwukduck posts makes me believe that the really thinks he is right in his predictions, he comes across as someone that is a sore loser (someone that sold their bitcoins way too earlier and wants everyone else to suffer a loss too).

proudhon sounds so retarded you are forced to believe he is a comedy act.
2175  Economy / Speculation / Re: The hard fork has begun! on: July 20, 2017, 04:33:17 PM


How low will bitcoin fall?

And only 48 hours later kwukduck manages to end up looking like an idiot once again. Amazing!



This is probably the meanest dip to miss for the idiots that doubted bitcoin. This was such a great opportunity to get bitcoin below $2000, but some people SOLD their bitcoin at $1800 instead convinced it was over. We have a lot of people with too much doubt that bitcoin needs to shed and these dips are good to get the suckers out and buy cheaper coins.

Can't wait for the hardforkers to create another dip and buy cheaper BTC in christmas, because im sure these losers will come back to ruin the uptrend as usual.
2176  Economy / Speculation / Re: What will you do with your 'Bitcoin Cash'? on: July 20, 2017, 02:54:30 PM
Everyone in this thread is spreading FUD, BIP91 is compatible with UASF so there won't be any chain split. Besides segwitx2 has over 90% support now.

It's not a chain split. It's a fork into a new coin. They're making no attempt to claim it's Bitcoin

And this seems to be the most dangerous part

At first I thought it was kind of joke, but then I read the twitter post by your link and the whole announcement, and it doesn't look they are kidding. So as I got it, they are going to fork off finally. ViaBTC seems to be closely affiliated with Bitmain and Jihan, and in layman terms this basically means war. I hope that I'm missing something or misinterpreted something else, but if they are really going to fork Bitcoin (making a new coin off it), they will be dumping their old bitcoins and likely trying to attack the genuine blockchain since this is the only way the chain is going to survive. Why do I not see and hear the alarms raised?

They are still gonna signal BIP91, so that is a good thing but I have no idea why they decided to start with their shenanigans now

Something is fishy here, very fishy, to say the least

Everyone in this thread is spreading FUD, BIP91 is compatible with UASF so there won't be any chain split. Besides segwitx2 has over 90% support now.

It's not a chain split. It's a fork into a new coin. They're making no attempt to claim it's Bitcoin.

If they are forking off the Bitcoin blockchain, that bodes bad for Bitcoin. The name is irrelevant (and they call it "Bitcoin Cash")

I don't care what they do with their hashrate and the client they run as long as if there is a hardfork we keep the BTC token tag.

So this leads to my question: Who gets to keep the original "BTC" token tag? exchanges should list the original chain as BTC, I hope they don't pull an "ETC" and pretend that the altcoin isn't the forked chain.

Why do you care for things which are utterly inconsequential?

As to me, we should care about what they can and are actually going to do to the original blockchain. Why doesn't anyone ask this question? If they are attack Bitcoin under whatever name, the outcome will be essentially the same, and it won't be good for Bitcoin given their hashrates. This is what I've been telling all this time, and this is the most dangerous thing that might come out of the current showdown. Or do you really think they are going to coexist with Bitcoin peacefully? That seems next to impossible to me. The whole shebang is designed to kill or, at least, heavily hurt Bitcoin. Am I paranoid, or am I not enough paranoid?

Just look at ETH/ETC, both coins can co-exist. Jihan isn't going to attack anything because nobody is going to follow his altcoin, he will not have enough hashrate to attack without lossing a lot of money.

There will be no hardfork anyway, I was just asking a theoretical question about who get to keep the BTC token in the case of a theoretical hardfork ETH/ETC style.
2177  Economy / Speculation / Re: Bitcoin is once again $2580 on: July 20, 2017, 02:12:12 PM
WTF is going on. 2600 and rising?!

Everyone knows you need your btc BEFORE 1st August.....


Wrong. The price is going up PRECISELY because 1st August is a non event because BIP91 is getting activated, invalidating BIP148 potential split. Also, big exchanges like Coinbase and GDAX have rejected hardforking anytime soon. So with segwit in and no hardfork on the horizon, the price is naturally going up. Let's see what big blockers come up with this time to ruin the uptrend.
2178  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: [BREAKING NEWS]: Bitcoin on BBC News Front Page on: July 20, 2017, 12:45:34 PM
Most prominent display of Bitcoin news we have ever seen on the BBC news web portal:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news
There are only 3 reasons that bitcoin makes it in the mainstream media headlines:

1) The price is hitting all time highs or some kind of impressive rally
2) The price is crashing and breaking floor resistances
3) Another fake satoshi is found

This is literally all they ever report. They never report anything actually interesting. Just ignore mainstream media, they are clueless.
2179  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Absolutely the Best explanation what will happen with SegWit2x and when! on: July 20, 2017, 12:01:37 PM
BITCOIN WILL NOT FORK!

I believe you meant to say will not SPLIT. the fork is happening and all the things you are explaining in your comment is saying it is happening. and with the current 79% of the blocks signaling for BIP91 which is for SegWit activation it is highly possible to have a simple, drama free, smooth fork. exactly like the P2SH soft fork which nobody even remembers because it was smooth Cheesy

Well, English is not my first language, but yes, your term s correct. Fixed! Thx.

The point is there will NOT BE TWO Bitcoins. Scheduled fork ll take place 3 months from but all miners will have to upgrade and accept SegWit2x. Not cause they like it or not but cause of not losing money.
The best single motivator - MONEY!

By using segwit2x software you are risking a 40 billion dollar marketcap in the hands of incompetent developers. You are delusional if you think all the miners will support segwit2x hardfork in 3 months. They are just signaling BIP91 to get segwit activated and avoid the august 1st drama. Once segwit is activated the majority of miners will go back to running safe Core software and not the btc1 crap.
2180  Economy / Speculation / Re: What will you do with your 'Bitcoin Cash'? on: July 19, 2017, 05:28:56 PM
Everyone in this thread is spreading FUD, BIP91 is compatible with UASF so there won't be any chain split. Besides segwitx2 has over 90% support now.

It's not a chain split. It's a fork into a new coin. They're making no attempt to claim it's Bitcoin

And this seems to be the most dangerous part

At first I thought it was kind of joke, but then I read the twitter post by your link and the whole announcement, and it doesn't look they are kidding. So as I got it, they are going to fork off finally. ViaBTC seems to be closely affiliated with Bitmain and Jihan, and in layman terms this basically means war. I hope that I'm missing something or misinterpreted something else, but if they are really going to fork Bitcoin (making a new coin off it), they will be dumping their old bitcoins and likely trying to attack the genuine blockchain since this is the only way the chain is going to survive. Why do I not see and hear the alarms raised?

They are still gonna signal BIP91, so that is a good thing but I have no idea why they decided to start with their shenanigans now

Something is fishy here, very fishy, to say the least

Everyone in this thread is spreading FUD, BIP91 is compatible with UASF so there won't be any chain split. Besides segwitx2 has over 90% support now.

It's not a chain split. It's a fork into a new coin. They're making no attempt to claim it's Bitcoin.

If they are forking off the Bitcoin blockchain, that bodes bad for Bitcoin. The name is irrelevant (and they call it "Bitcoin Cash")

I don't care what they do with their hashrate and the client they run as long as if there is a hardfork we keep the BTC token tag.

So this leads to my question: Who gets to keep the original "BTC" token tag? exchanges should list the original chain as BTC, I hope they don't pull an "ETC" and pretend that the altcoin isn't the forked chain.
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