Let the BCH die

[krypt0n1]

Really, there's no need to try. You saw a parabolic rise, you think you missed the boat, ok. It's not gonna happen again.

Lots of people have put a lot of money for that rise to happen, they want their money back now, and they will dump on you at every level. Like right now, a straight 300usd dump in this shit's last attempt to resurrect.

But go ahead & buy the debt of those who haven't sold in time, & pray for another rise to buy yours.

..or leave that crap alone and stop compromising the Bitcoin. That's for the few non-asian who think it's still a good idea.

Bitcoin supporters that want this could help this by selling their large stores of BCH, essentially creating more circulating bch. Many of them haven't even touched or really considered their BCH and it contributes to more "scarcity" of BCH. If they collectively dumped the coin they don't believe in, then it would certainly help drive the price down.

[bbcolex]

Even bitcoin has a series of pump and dump, whenever there is a new fork and also during the early days of Btc. Though the difference between them is bitcoin has a strong support now and widely more recognize as a digital currency. As for BCH it has a promising future like any other coins,  Maybe bch go down for a bit; but I doubt it will crash or die.

[Leodalat]

The majority want BCH to die, but few still want the BCH to live, so it stays alive. BCH always has the latent risk to beat BTC

[sofakingporkhunt]

Yes, I strongly agree. Not a fan of BCH at all.

[residivis]

but this is already in the risk of investors and the losses it gained were in my opinion including the effort that we must live, through our logic and mind in ourselves. If we are afraid of fall then do not try to stand or even run.

[3x2]

BCH won't die but it will take gullible bitcoin pseudo investors with itself, i wonder who tried to hedge against bitcoin keeping money of BCH? Sure they are foolish, bitcoin is gold and there is nothing called bitcoin gold.

[alyssa85]

bch will not die and it will not go back to 300$
i think it will drop to 700 or 800 for a while

This. It seems to be stabalising at around 0.2 btc, and if it can hold at this level for a while, it survives.

In the long run, it needs merchant adoption though. Despite the weekend's fireworks, merchants are holding back with a "wait and see" attitude. BCH will be a success only after merchants adopt it. If they don't then the big blocks are pointless.

[Dart18]

Really, there's no need to try. You saw a parabolic rise, you think you missed the boat, ok. It's not gonna happen again.

Lots of people have put a lot of money for that rise to happen, they want their money back now, and they will dump on you at every level. Like right now, a straight 300usd dump in this shit's last attempt to resurrect.

But go ahead & buy the debt of those who haven't sold in time, & pray for another rise to buy yours.

..or leave that crap alone and stop compromising the Bitcoin. That's for the few non-asian who think it's still a good idea.

No one missed a boat, it was pump and dump, quiet impressive but still artificially raised value (pump) will always burst quickly. BCH is good for quick money but have no real support, except people behind pump.

They didnt miss the boat because they are already in it but the bad thing is it sinks even if they havent even taught them yet how to swim.  
Bad thing happens to those who are greedy.
You cant be a thief to steal from another thief. They already know what you will do and they are always ready for it.
I am sorry for their loss.  

[babsjoe]

It is depressing and unsettling to know that some group of people could gang up against bitcoin. Despite the fact that bitcoin open the doors for all cryptocurrency. This hostike take over attempt should be condemn by all and sundry!

[NoiseBoy]

Totally random and not relevant, but you reminded me of a strong that legendary poker player Doyle Brunson tells.

He was in a home game where the host had a system to signal his wife to break up the game when he was ahead (since leaving after winning a big pot is kinda bad etiquette). He won a pot and signaled his wife, but he lost it all and more before she came down to tell him that something was wrong with his dog.

He brushed her off since he was down, but she thought he was just playing it cool so she told him the dog seemed really sick and she was really worried it might be dying.

"Let the damn dog die!" yelled the guy.

And that's your random poker story for the day.