I'm starting to get intrigued with Bcash tbh (from a trading perspective). Do you guys think it can go after Bitcoin?
i prefer not to speculate on long term expectations. too unpredictable. it's even too difficult to gauge demand for Bcash right now because there is so little liquidity on the exchanges, and many people are (i think) scared to move it. rightfully so--i don't really trust the wallets floating around and will need to take some time to analyze the code.
i'm not in a rush because i see this materializing like the ETH split:
this has got ethereum classic written all over it.
initial instability --> difficulty adjustment, profitable mining --> initial dump from ETH (BTC) holders --> accumulation --> pump
and if ETC is anything to go by it's not going to be dead, either. the question is, where will the value come from to hold up BCH in this case? either Bitcoin's network, or a whole lot of new crypto money...
at the very least, there will be a big pump or three. and it might just become correlated to Bitcoin, like ETC did with ethereum.
i don't see it "going after" Bitcoin really. what i think is happening: Bitmain is using ViaBTC to test the waters for a hard fork. and judging by the massive outpouring of support from exchanges, this doesn't bode well as we approach the November segwit2x hard fork.
there is definitely a big contingent of bitcoiners who will oppose that fork. it also has major corporate/miner backing. if Bcash (a Bitmain shitcoin fork with low hash rate and bloat blocks) can get this much support right out of the gate, imagine what a mass marketed fork could look like.
interesting times...