I'm not hating on bitcoin. I'm warning people of what is logically going to happen.
Simple economics.
Miners go where it is profitable and the group that doesn't care about profit much will move to the other chain for political reasons.

Segwit locked in now whats next? Make bitcoin sky rocket again $3500.

Its locked now then we will wait for it to activate? When is that?

Moon? You mean Ground.
A lot of miners hate the SegWit corporate bankster code.
The ones that were not going to switch to BCC for profitability will now switch because of this SW evil.

can you be so kind and send me yours, if you are not going to use them?
Would be really appreciated!

BCH: 15SdYRpStKkXCZmGb1WUP6r9Xf6k3NWWrQ


Thanks

consider sending me some too, thank you!

BCH Address: 1NGp4Hd9NXaN6C2Ccm2LBx8ijkzPEuM8js

Confirmed.
But,i just want to tell you don't put your hope to high at this moment.
because everything can be happen,do you remember when BTC halving back then ?
everybody hyped it,but when the time comes ? nothing happen with Bitcoin price.
but,after a week or around a month Bitcoin showed a significant movement upward.

don't you guys think it's like back then ?
Bitcoin price hit $3200++ marks before segwit,and i am sure we will see another dip and then we will fly

PS : even if Segwit delayed,Bitcoin will always moving upward.The real movement will begin a week or month after segwit

Nah, sold high, bought low, I'm not like you buying high selling low.

At least create a hedge in BCC and then take your profit. Huge profits coming for those who hold Bitcoin Cash. You can just turn 5-10 % of your bitcoins to BCC and can be calm, it'll make you a lot more bitcoins if you decide later to sell it back for BTC.

why, kwukduck let me show you where they are, and what happened:

• not knowing how to do it and confused
  
• scared about losing bitcoin if he tries to get the BCC airdrop
  
• not knowing how to do it with bitcoin-abc
  
• not knowing how to dump from paper wallet
  
• nobody here were able to dump it yet!
  
• electron cash doesn't even connect to network
  
• more people not being able to dump
  
• electron cash not only doesn't connect but also crashes, unable to dump
  
• electrum dev issued a warning about electron cash wallet!
  
• people are unable to broadcast their transactions to dump BCH
  
• another one not knowing how to do it!
  
• another warning for not using bitcoin cash wallets
  
• another one scared about security and losing his bitcoin if he claims bitcoin cash
  
• sent bitcoin cash to bitcoin address and is waiting to get them back to dump
  
• Bitcoin Cash transaction FAILED
  

there are a lot more problems with multi signature keys and a lot more of these people on reddit, but i leave finding more of them to you

as a matter of fact people are desperate to dump bitcoin cash as soon as possible, they are just not able to do it. or not able to do it safely at least!

If you're into believeing, you're on the wrong forum. Just admit BCC won't crash and will raise in the future, possibly to something like 0.2, 0.3

You will regret in the future.
There were lots of people believed that BCC moves down to few satoshis. That not happend. That was the first success for BCC. Now the price is rising smoothly.

The guys who are dumping right now maybe didn't get this  

After August 7 we'll reach more than 50% distributed coins and will start a new phase of our distribution.

It was stated from day one that the purpose of this distribution is to get this coin into the hands of as many people as possible.  Both coins (bytes and blackbytes) are meant to be used as currencies, and this is only possible when there are many users and apps to interact with.  We already have a sizable community, a number of unique apps, and we are the only crypto project to have an app distribution platform (the Bot Store), but there is still a lot of room to grow in terms of user count, number of apps, and willingness of users to use these apps.

Up until now, we were distributing only to holders of BTC and Bytes, i.e. we were rewarding holding.  Now we are adding actual users into the mix, i.e. we are going to reward transactions.

To get you an idea of how we are going to do it, we are going to partner with several categories of companies:
- merchants
- payment processors
- "Bitcoin debit card" companies
and offer 10% cashback, paid in Bytes, for all qualifying purchases (no matter how the purchases are paid).  The cashback will be funded from the undistributed pool.  For example, a customer who bought for $100 receives $10 cashback in Bytes, paid to his Byteball address, at the current exchange rate.  For merchants, this is something that would drive sales and they would put effort into promoting the offer.  In competitive industries, a 10% cashback is a very powerful tool to lure customers.  For customers, this is a 10% discount (which matters a lot in some industries).  For Byteball, it is new users who will have to get involved into the system in order to receive the cashback.

A few companies have already expressed interest (not disclosing the names while it is a work in progress).

A few extensions of this offer:
- 20% cashback if the purchase is paid in bytes or blackbytes.  This would incentivize merchants to start accepting bytes and blackbytes, and the infrastructure will stay after the distribution ends.
- merchants can offer additional cashback to their customers.  Merchants fund it themselves by buying bytes from the market, and for every 1% funded by the merchant we add 1% more from the undistributed pool.

If you see similarity with existing loyalty points schemes, it is similar indeed.

At a minimum, we receive many new users who learn about Byteball from their merchants, plus working payment integrations.  And the users are not just crypto fans, it may be their first crypto coin for many users.  With the most user friendly wallet in the industry, we are in the best position to expand beyond the crypto village.

We can continue adding 10-20% to existing byte balances to incentivize keeping the received bytes before more infrastructure is built, rather than cashing out immediately.  

Two negative sides:
- the scheme is less transparent than plain adding on top of existing balances, and some share of fraud is inevitable.  Merchants might try to deceive us to receive coins for themselves by reporting nonexistent sales or selling to themselves.  This is mitigated by good choice of trustworthy merchants and our ability to disconnect any merchant at any time on suspicion of fraud.  Their customers can also try to find ways to abuse the system, again we'll require the merchants to prevent that by excluding some types of purchases, monitoring customers, enforcing caps, etc.  Additionally, if the merchant funds part of the cashback himself, he has skin in the game to counter the customer fraud.
- these new users are not holders for the most part, they are more likely to sell.  Not a big problem, the point is they already know about Byteball and it's easy for them to get back.  The new users are new to crypto, many of them won't use exchanges, and somebody will have to create new easier-to-use channels to fiat, which is positive for liquidity.  Also, 10%-20% monthly distributions discourage fast selling while the distribution is ongoing.  And lastly, the merchants who fund 50% of the cashback would partially balance the markets by buying coins.

On balance, I'm sure that these negatives are tolerable when we are going to achieve a vast expansion of our user base and acceptance at merchants.

For the current distribution round, nothing changes.

For the next distribution on September 6, we are changing the ratios in favor of Byte holders and slowing down the distribution to have more time to build out the cashback program:

BTC to Bytes: every 160 BTC gives you 1 GB from the distribution (or 0.00625 GB per BTC).
Bytes to Bytes: every 10 GB of existing balance gives you additional 1 GB from the distribution (in other words, +10% to existing balances).

Similar ratios for blackbytes.

For those who receive their first bytes from cashbacks, Sep 6 will be the first distribution when they receive +10%.

I'll make announcements as we add merchants in the cashback program.

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only an honorable minority actually care about the principles behind bitcoin. everyone else wants more dollars and they'll head where they're pointed to if there are more dollars there.

People are just afraid BCH will ruin the value of their BTC holdings and will do anything to resist it. But if they can see the whole picture they will understand BCH is good for BTC and their holdings.

Just hold your BTC and BCH and you will come out on top.

it's the tool of the big blockers to push their agenda further. they have money and mining power. you'd be ill advised to believe that.

unless the 2mb fork is in the bag in november, and core and others will go all out to discredit it, they'll be pumping this and flashing mining power in an attempt to scare people.

before that they had blockchain spamming and fake signalling. now they have a coin of their own. you can bet they're gonna squeeze as much as possible out of it.

Bitcoin will  be whatever chain has the most hash power.  It may indeed be BCC/BCH, especially if something fucks up and the 2x part of Segwit2x doesn't happen.  We already know some Core developers are against it at all costs, so it's not a done deal.

IMO, we need ALL scaling options, including side chains and SW.  However, the most important of all is the larger blocks.  Long term, "Bitcoin" (the concept, and the recognized currency) will have larger blocks; so if the Core side never adopts it, or pushes it off too long, BCC/BCH will take over.

The short term price means nothing for the longer terms.  Expect fluctuations, especially as people shore up their respective positions based on beliefs.  In any case, it's not going away permanently.  I think there will always be people that support it,