I'll be glad to see a version of Bitcoin Unlimited with BitcoinCash support. There's still a lot to check and I certainly wouldn't expose large amounts of bitcoin to this implementation until many incident-free months have passed,
While I keep the bulk of my funds in Armory, my Armory is in turn dependent upon Bitcoin Unlimited. Last version I installed was before the DoS attacks / bug reveals. Back in December. It's been working just fine. I've not lost a single satoshi.
That's good to hear. Thank you jbreher.
Do you have an independent strategy for SegWit or will you adopt Bitcoin Unlimited's strategy by default?
Strategy development is ongoing - there are changes in the space daily.
My default approach is just to hodl. This would be with the overwhelming majority of my BTC. After the fork, I'll have both BTC and an equivalent amount of BCC in my possession.
I currently have a small percentage of my BTC on an exchange that does not as of yet recognize BCC, and have made a 'no plans to do so' announcement. Still trying to figure out what to do about that. I'm looking for a US-Friendly, reliable exchange that will honor BCC. If I can find one, I'll move all my trading BTC to that exchange before Aug 1. Otherwise, I may pull them on the 31st, or I might just trade through the period of mayhem. With my trading strategy, volatility is my friend. And I expect lots of volatility between now and mid-Aug.
Lastly, I am looking for US-accessible BCC futures. If Americans were allowed on ViaBTC, I'd be buying some. If not, there will be plenty of opportunity to trade after the split. I'm still working things out, but I am likely to trade a significant fraction of my BTC for BCC. I expect a favorable price ratio right off the bat. And approximate-price-parity -- perhaps even a flippening -- before a year goes by.
