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Seems genuine to me. I logged in and they have all the same settings and the bot seems to still be working on the Poloniex side.

Actually, I am a minnow. I don't have much to spread around. Cryptocurrency is only a hobby for me. It is probably best to arb by having both coins on both exchanges and have a bot do it for you. If I wanted to arb, I have  some BTC satoshis on a few exchanges. I would have to then hope that the bargain BCH was on one of those exchanges and then move the BCH to the exchange paying the premium. Unfortunately, the arb opportunity may be gone by the time the BCH arrives. It appears the bargain BCH is on Huboi. I'll pass.

Where's the bargain? Nothing like a good arb opportunity.

I've invested a lot of time too. Now pump this thing up to the moon.
We're waiting...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0YIJQ1jgEI

It's 20% of mining reward.

I just got away with moving 1.5 BTC for a little over 27000 sats on the other chain, and it was confirmed the very next block. (I probably overpaid.)If you are paying more than that on the other chain, at this time, you either are not paying attention or are moving the coins away from a third party who hasn't bothered adjusting the fee they charge you to withdraw.

Look at this transaction that just went through on the other chain. 192 sats https://blockchain.info/tx/11f2d056d58469066b188fd6da7435cfa6cb9b13804d88305fb93c4c18adb8d2

Plenty of other cheap transactions went through on this block as well. https://blockchain.info/block/0000000000000000012f7de1eeca7226a73914a36f98e4ae58d79772248475ac

I must be a strange variant of a Bitcoin Maximalist with bearish tendencies. I have about the same attitude toward all those other coins as indicated in the meme.

The two magical mystery miners could easily implement a double spend attack, if they wanted. We are all trusting that they will behave with everyone's best interest. With the coins the magical mystery miners now hold, they could devastate an exchange that got on their bad side with a double spend attack. I guess this is healthy if you happen to be one of the magical mystery miners.

The developers should have just went with merged mining. Then you would have plenty of miners who would mine this coin no matter what, since it will be all gravy. Also, the straddling of the profit parity is being controlled by the magical mystery miners and BTC.TOP. These three entities can adjust their hash at will to implement an EDA or not. This is just not very healthy network dynamics at all.

This coin needs to attract a more diverse crowd of devoted miners. Something it has failed to do. Sorry, but all one needs to do is go to a block explorer and find that a lion's share of the hash is from the magical mystery miner(s) controlling 1BgatB78WrFLdCgnPnBqiDcNFFA46jkPZe and 17Wk4GPKw9nZ9PbspzaxN3fv1L2m9NA9dg private keys at the moment. Neither of these addresses seem to be associated with a pubic pool, since you would expect at least some of these coins to be spent paying out miners. Neither address has "spent" coins. It is not very healthy for a network to be relying on only 2 miners having almost 2/3 of the hash rate.
And about the argument, "well BTC was centralized back in 2009 and 2010, when it first started;" that really isn't a good excuse. Very few knew about BTC back then, but plenty of people all well aware of Bitcoin Cash now. If they were not aware, you wouldn't have the problem of the vulture miners.
Quite frankly, the Bitcoin Cash developers could have solved this problem of not miner hoping by doing merged mining like Namecoin did. However, they went with the EDA. It's abundantly obvious they chose the EDA method to try and disrupt the hashrate of the other chain. But now they realized that when they did this, the vulture miners caused the blocks to fly by. This is not good in the long run since it hastens the date of the next halving.

I'd love to see BCC get a substantial pump, as well as the other vulture miners. Since my miners are obsolete, I have to wait for a substantial pump to make it worth renting hash. Please do pump, sky high. Us vulture miners are have been circling around, patiently waiting for quite some time. BTW, if you think most of the vulture miners are going to mine to HODL Bitcoin Cash, if and when the opportunity comes up, you are delusional.   Also, if you think that the vulture miners are going to stick around long after the profitability goes back down, you're delusional.

After a good night's sleep, I decided not to bother. I guess that I'll just continue to have a small portion of my holdings participate in Margin Lending on Polo. Unfortunately, the online bot that I was using recently changed their web address, and appears to be malfunctioning, so I have to manually do it. What a pain.

It's a flaw in google translate. BCH is abbreviation for Biosaftey ClearingHouse too..

Thanks for all the tips. I guess the best option is to continue to HODL my meager stash and consider my options tomorrow after a full night of rest. Maybe I'll lurk in the altcoin ANN thread to see if there is anything new and interesting to consider mining or buying hash to mine. However, I doubt it.

I was looking for margin trading on BTC-USD trading pair. Not possible on Polo. I don't want to "short" BTC by going long on bullshit. Yes, I know that USD is bullshit too, but at least the currencies generated by Proof of Debt still have widespread merchant acceptance, at the moment.

I hardly am anywhere close to being considered an Eligible Contract Participant. Not by a long shot. Not an option for this minnow.

Well, I'm still trying to research which exchange I can participate, as a US citizen, in Margin trading for BTC-USD pair. Kraken seems possible. But I'm so ambivalent, I'm not sure that I want to take the steps to register for yet another exchange. My Keepass is getting to full.  
Having a Myers-Brigg personality type of INTP can be so exasperating at times. It's a wonder that I can arrive at any decision. 

OK, it's getting depressive taking a bullish aspect. So now I am going to switch to bearish, again. So were can I participate in margin shorting BTC vs fiat, as an American? I would prefer an easy verification process.

Quite frankly, I think many here are just getting sick of the big blockers attempting every way possible to push their idea through even though they have never had the majority of the community backing them, much less anything close to a consensus. I personally believe that many of the bitcoin oligarchs who agreed to segwit2x just wanted to push the segwit through and thought the 2x was a small concession. We will see on reckoning day just how many pools actually move forward, and attempt to actually fork. I think the big blockers are going to be sorely disappointed. Then we will have to read the endless ranting. No wonder many of the veteran users here just opt to ignore. There is only so much preaching from the soap box that one can patiently sift through and tolerate.  

Here's the mark that you get for your words.