Bitcoin Cash pirce? (POLL)

[kashish948]

so what do you guys think will the bcc price be when it hits exchanges on aug 1? futures dont really indicate a realistic price: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/#markets

so what do you guys think?

[1714935199]

1714935199

[Holliday]

aka

$3.50

[webtricks]

Well I can't find zero anywhere in poll, am I wearing my spectacles?
I guess -

[Variogam]

Well I can't find zero anywhere in poll, am I wearing my spectacles?

We just see price ranges OP thinks are most likely, we dont see above $1000 eighter which could actually be one of the opening micro trades...

[kashish948]

Well I can't find zero anywhere in poll, am I wearing my spectacles?

We just see price ranges OP thinks are most likely, we dont see above $1000 eighter which could actually be one of the opening micro trades...

cant put every price right 

$0 is definitely not happening 

[delpiero10]

Well I can't find zero anywhere in poll, am I wearing my spectacles?

We just see price ranges OP thinks are most likely, we dont see above $1000 eighter which could actually be one of the opening micro trades...

cant put every price right 

$0 is definitely not happening 

maybe not till first crash but it should not take long

[LeGaulois]

You forgot to add negatives values in your poll. Because yes it will be like the negatives interest rates in the bank. You won't need to spend money to own Bitcoin Cash, but they will need to pay you instead. Get paid just to own Bitcoin cash.
Let see how far people will pump it and then how fast it will crash and make it an useless coin

[Variogam]

$0 is definitely not happening 

maybe not till first crash but it should not take long

Bullshit. Even the worthless shitcoins basically no one using anymore are not worth zero  

[tavogi.com]

ETC hovers around 7% of ETH, so I figure Bitcoin Cash will be around the same or a probably a bit higher, which would put it at about $200-$400.

Regardless of its merits, some people will buy purely for things like speculation and diversification, which we saw with ETC this year, so unless BCC experiences some kind of technical catastrophe it will probably be similar.

[~Bitcoin~]

When it will be listed in first few exchange platforms, price might crash below $100 and it might take few more weeks for price to recover to $200 level.

I will sell whatever amount of free BCC I will get if I can sell it at any price above $200 and will buy back it if price drops below $100 so that I can make profit with this natural swing.

[Yakamoto]

so what do you guys think will the bcc price be when it hits exchanges on aug 1? futures dont really indicate a realistic price: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-cash/#markets

so what do you guys think?

Chances are it will be $200-$400 after the immediate dump of BCC following the fork, but it would just be a matter of time for BCC to fade into oblivion if the fork goes well and there are zero issues with the Segwit implementation. If there are some issues then there is going to be a chance for BCC to trade higher, but that's speculating on the success of Segwit and it assumes there are bugs that likely have been fixed already.

And then you have the wishful idiots thinking that 1 BTC with be trading at the same value as 1 BCC.

[webtricks]

$0 is definitely not happening 

maybe not till first crash but it should not take long

Bullshit. Even the worthless shitcoins basically no one using anymore are not worth zero  

All shitcoins no matter how shitty they are when launched into the market, are backed by some investment either in ICO or pre-sale. So the value of those coins is build by investors who gambled in them.
But here scenario is completely different, in other words BCC is launching ICO on Aug 1 for free. Do you really think free item has any value!

[neurotypical]

If the Bitcoin Unlimited are of any guidance, let's take a look:

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/bitcoin-unlimited/

They are worth $237.77 right now. The volume is dead... of course this are futures, let's see how the actual asset works out with Bitcoin Cash as an actual coin. But I doubt it's not going to tank heavily. If you take into account no big whale is supporting this, I don't see how it can turn out ok. I doubt Roger is going to make a PGP signed address with his coins and show the world that he believes Bitcoin Cash is better than BTC. All bark and no bite as always.

[JorisK]

Here's a summery:

Pro's:
-

JUST a few Cons:
1) 8MB blocks rule out small miners, so more monopoly for current chineese mining pools and thus centralization
2) No Segwit, thus less efficiency
3) They leave the 'Bitcoin malleability bug' alive and kicking, so Bitmain can keep using its covert ASICBOOST
4) A few unknown developers work on it

Bitcoin Cash is the endresult of greedy miners who don't care about ideals and ethics. They only care about power, keeping it and expanding it wherever possible. And with power comes money.

There is zero community support for Bitcoin Cash, we already have Bitcoin. Only traders and exchanges are interested because both can make an extra buck out of it.

Bitcoin Cash is a waste of time and effort.

[Variogam]

Chances are it will be $200-$400 after the immediate dump of BCC following the fork, but it would just be a matter of time for BCC to fade into oblivion if the fork goes well and there are zero issues with the Segwit implementation. If there are some issues then there is going to be a chance for BCC to trade higher, but that's speculating on the success of Segwit and it assumes there are bugs that likely have been fixed already.

Issues might mean just high BTC fees again. Then BCC can become option for many users especially because every current Bitcoin owner going to own equeal amount of BTC and BCC. So dumping BCC right after Aug 1 very cheap might be the biggest mistake one could really make. After all, high fees with 1M BTC are very likely in the future, so I preffer to keep both now and see later whats more useable.

[piebeyb]

Less than $200
I do not think BCC will go to a high price above $ 500 and just stay under $ 200, everybody can get a double advantage when actually seeing it BCC is on their wallet

[chixka000]

I don't have plan of using this alt coin(this is an alt coin right?  ) But since we don't have a choice here. I must say that the price would must be as low as possible lower than the other alt coins

[williamuk]

Here's a summery:

Pro's:
-

JUST a few Cons:
1) 8MB blocks rule out small miners, so more monopoly for current chineese mining pools and thus centralization
2) No Segwit, thus less efficiency
3) They leave the 'Bitcoin malleability bug' alive and kicking, so Bitmain can keep using its covert ASICBOOST
4) A few unknown developers work on it

Bitcoin Cash is the endresult of greedy miners who don't care about ideals and ethics. They only care about power, keeping it and expanding it wherever possible. And with power comes money.

There is zero community support for Bitcoin Cash, we already have Bitcoin. Only traders and exchanges are interested because both can make an extra buck out of it.

Bitcoin Cash is a waste of time and effort

"greedy miners"  
You sound like you and others are reading from a script. Are you coached or are you the same guy writing under multiple accounts

In bold: what makes you think you can speak for the bitcoin community, you have no legitimacy. And the community does, btw, include those ... "greedy miners!"  

For info I don't support BCC, I'm just tired of the cheap propaganda coming from blockstream / core

[shirackjs]

I feel that there will be a pump when it hits exchange and dump to $200. My vote is less than $200 after P & D.

[TwSeventh]

from my personal view and opinion it's no more than $100,truth to be told it's a garbage.
but from market and economy analysis it's more than $400 or around $500,
it's really shame for me because for this crap we need to buy it this much.
they're so greedy,they don't care about newbie who'll fall for this scheme when the dump happen.
god bless you guys