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diguyo
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October 29, 2017, 02:41:11 PM
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Lot of people say it's just a pump n dump coin because they're protective over BTC and literally anything else is a 'shitcoin'. Ultimately, they'll be the ones to lose it at some point, as it won't be BTC that becomes mainstream, the biggest driver is the blockchain technology.

Anyhow, I digress. Cash may be pumping at the moment due to what others have mentioned - BitPay CEO's comments, people becoming frustrated with bitcoin's fees, a very solid mining support. Make no mistake, whilst BCH may not reach BTC levels, it's certainly no BTG.

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October 29, 2017, 02:44:06 PM
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Lot of people say it's just a pump n dump coin because they're protective over BTC and literally anything else is a 'shitcoin'. Ultimately, they'll be the ones to lose it at some point, as it won't be BTC that becomes mainstream, the biggest driver is the blockchain technology.

Anyhow, I digress. Cash may be pumping at the moment due to what others have mentioned - BitPay CEO's comments, people becoming frustrated with bitcoin's fees, a very solid mining support. Make no mistake, whilst BCH may not reach BTC levels, it's certainly no BTG.

Maybe yes and maybe not. It is like with most of coins - 50% and 50% that the price will rise or fall. Better is invest in solid coins than gambling with Bitcoin Cash.
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October 29, 2017, 07:42:07 PM
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Just saying, this answer was asked more than 4 times, next time search for it here in the forum  Wink

Sorry, no, this post was made before the others. And it is the only one devoted to this particular bitcoin cash price increase; as mentioned half of the volume is in South Korea.
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