Coinbase heeft ook reeds een statement: https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/2892196-bitcoin-gold-faq

Alleen, in de announcement van coinbase staat dat de fork al heeft plaatsgevonden, en wordt enkel de gebruikte blocknummer bekendgemaakt zodra we op blocknummer 491,407 zitten.
Coinbase geeft aan dat als ze Gold zullen supporten, je dezelfde balance krijgt dan je BTC balance op de datum van de fork (is dus volgens coinbase een eerder moment). Bij bittrex daarentegen geven ze aan dat je balance op blocknummer 491,407 enkel belangrijk is.

Vraag me af wat nu de juiste versie wordt, of zie ik iets over het hoofd?

The amount of FUD from other projects in this thread is intense. Bet a lot of people are sad they didn't buy MCO when it was so low

This is going great. Hodl will be rewarded. Already looking forward to august 31

Indeed, I want to participate in the ICO, but currently I'm waiting for support tickets of my ETH withdrawals, who knows how long it will take ...

Thank you for your explanation.

I understand the part of the token, and I do believe this won't matter so much for now.

But to my knowledge we are getting more and more projects lately who also provide the feature to create custom tokens. By the amount of new tokens we are getting every week, I suppose in a few years there will be a lot. So if all these seperated tokens allow to choose the same symbol, this might become problematic after a while, no?

Hi,

I suppose this is a question for the beginners section. I was investigating some crypto currencies, and then I noticed there were 2 coins in CoinMarketCap with the same symbol code (probably more):

- https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/arcticcoin/
- https://coinmarketcap.com/assets/arcade-token/

As you can see, both are using the symbol "ARC", is this normal? And won't this affect some websites/exchanges/wallets ?
Given the URL's of coinmarketcap, I see a difference between "currencies" and "assets", can anyone explain to me what the difference is, or how this difference is defined ?

Some exchanges use URL's like like: exchange.com/btc_sc for the pair BTC/SC. So what would happen if both ARC tokens would be on an exchange like this someday, or wouldn't this be possible ?