As you all are probably well aware I have been away from this fora for the last 24 hours, during which time I've discussed and debated with my real life peers my hard stance over the ETC criminal coin. This short period of reflection has changed my opinion over this shitcoinage, and I've decided to sell them to purchase even more ETH. As you all know, I take a very high moral stance against anything I perceive as criminal or downright villainous, even to the point of refusing to acknowledge my ETC criminal coin balance and refusing to take part in its said market. That said I've now decided that I, along with all other right minded free thinking individuals, would better serve the real Ethereums development by dumping the ETC criminal coin and spending those returns back into ETH. I believe that this action is right and just and, at current prices, the ripe time to do it now.
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From what you have espoused, this doesn't seem like an ideological shift as much as a change in strategy. Serious question for you, if you will explain to me why you believe the entire coin is 'criminal' or 'tsinted'? This is the same Ethereum you used to like, to our slight annoyance, before the fork. The 'hacker' doesn't own the coin because he has a large portion of them, no more than the Ethereum Foundation 'owns' ETH. All major coins that actually make it to the big leagues experience a major theft, does this theft invalidate said coin in your eyes? Bitcoin should be a joke under this reasoning, but I digress.
Which leads to my second question. If you wanted to help the Ethereum Foundation, you want to send them as much money as possible. Wouldn't it be smarter to sell in a peak, rather than at the bottom, to ensure maximum profit that you can then donate? Off gate I can tell you diminishing one chain isn't going to enhance the other, but I don't think you will beleive me in this. If you sell low, I doubt you have enough coins to move the price; you would literally just be selling yourself short.
Selling them for ETH is an understandable strategy; I don't agree with it, but I understand it from your shoes. But at least keep your damned value man, don't give those clowns your money. I don't know you in real life but I enjoy you in the forum, I woukd hate to see you diminished. You are very apologetic of the actions of the ETH Foundation despite the fact their actions have cost you and the Ethereum community value, multiple times. Why do you feel fealty to the hand that repeatedly harms, rather than feeds?
If you truly are morally repulsed by the value you rightfully purchased and earned, donate it to a good cause after you sell it. A charity. But understand man, you are putting moral and ethical considerations on your actions that don't seem necessary. Coins got stolen, shit got forked. In this place, stoken coins are the norm. This doesn't merit consideration, it's just a fact at this point.
