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TheGodson (OP)
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November 12, 2017, 04:41:10 AM
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Okay, so I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but this whole situation with B2X and BCH seems sketchy to me and possibly orchestrated.

First off, we have the B2X authority figure that's like, "oh, I feel badly about this coin dividing the community. Blah blah blah. Even though we've been working on this for a long time we aren't going to do the fork after all do to my ideological belief in BTC. I don't care about making more money.  Roll Eyes"

So a bunch of people that bought BTC to get the forked coin are going to be pissed and look for an alternative. At this time, people start pumping BCH price like crazy.

To top it off, you have B2X developers saying "oh yeah, we are doing the coin after all." This does two things. One, it makes people have uncertainty with wish-washy developers that can't make up their mind. Secondly, it divides bitcoin some more. Some people may sell their bitcoin to buy more B2X. This allows BCH an easier chance to devour the crypto currency confidence as the number one coin.

Overall, this could destroy bitcoin. After that the crypto world may collapse.


Looking at the prices, I feel so bummed that I sold most of my BCH for BTC and LTC.  Sad
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November 12, 2017, 04:56:23 AM
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What looked to me like money calling money, looks more like an orchestrated attack now.

To be safe, *while it's still time*, I got as many BCH's as I have BTC's. Whichever takes over (yeah, like a fork without free coins), at least I'll be safe.
Like, a paid insurance. Sad.
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November 12, 2017, 05:00:38 AM
Last edit: November 12, 2017, 02:59:02 PM by HasHe
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Definitely,it looks something suspicious between B2X developers and BCH team.They are just trying to devalue the brand bitcoin.Its all master plan.On one side,they try to activate segwit 2x and on the other side,they spam the network with fake transactions.Simultaneously,they pump the price of BCH very high.Attack from three sides at the same time.Its we the bitcoin community have to be cautious and should not get caught in their trap.
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November 12, 2017, 05:03:31 AM
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Lol you're bummed you don't own BCH. You sir, are here for the wrong reasons. That is very clear.

Maybe you should be more worried about holding your own wealth. Maybe you should be more worried about complete and total financial freedom. The price gains are just a bonus on top of an already great product. Don't get wrapped up in the fiat price. Fiat is literally worthless by definition.
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November 12, 2017, 05:04:21 AM
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Okay, so I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but this whole situation with B2X and BCH seems sketchy to me and possibly orchestrated.

First off, we have the B2X authority figure that's like, "oh, I feel badly about this coin dividing the community. Blah blah blah. Even though we've been working on this for a long time we aren't going to do the fork after all do to my ideological belief in BTC. I don't care about making more money.  Roll Eyes"

So a bunch of people that bought BTC to get the forked coin are going to be pissed and look for an alternative. At this time, people start pumping BCH price like crazy.

To top it off, you have B2X developers saying "oh yeah, we are doing the coin after all." This does two things. One, it makes people have uncertainty with wish-washy developers that can't make up their mind. Secondly, it divides bitcoin some more. Some people may sell their bitcoin to buy more B2X. This allows BCH an easier chance to devour the crypto currency confidence as the number one coin.

Overall, this could destroy bitcoin. After that the crypto world may collapse.


Looking at the prices, I feel so bummed that I sold most of my BCH for BTC and LTC.  Sad


I do believe in you witg the first part but most of the last part is wrong.
There might be a conspiracy inside and they did it for their own greed to be granted.
But have you ever thought, after all of that pump from BCH it will end with a bang!
You said it right, they are making holders to be confused of what is happening. The price of the two are still way far. This is just something to get back what is lost or they are just creating money. Bitcoin getting too expensive and they cant afford it or just making it safe they wont lose so what do they do? Let people dump it so they can buy back.

Anytime now, there will be pump in bitcoin again.
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November 12, 2017, 05:16:37 AM
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Now the question is, at least to recover money (for idiots like me who bought back BCH at 7400usd), how to split BTC/BCH for maximum safety.
I hate to be part of the BTC's fall, but now it's not about making profits anymore, but getting money back.
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