Bitcoin vs Bitcoin Cash

[JollyGood]

Since this thread was started a lot has happened including the BCH-ABC and BCH-SV forks:

Bitcoin
capital $70,617,270,136
price $4,011.93
circulating 17,601,800
volume last 24 hrs $10,813,172,572

BCH-ABC
capital $2,700,741,018   
price $152.72   
circulating 17,684,513
volume last 24 hrs $454,792,707   

BCH lost the battle badly when it tried to take on Bitcoin.

[makerst]

I already understood that many people agree that the BCH project, which was created only to earn money from us, and as it turns out today, he is still alive and he is working and he is even pumped up with money. Do you think that there are reasons for this?

Because the first part of your post is blatantly wrong.
Study crypto history. See the people who started Bitcoin and were here in 2010?
How many of them support BTC? How many of them support BCH?
If you do background research you won't need to ask the other questions.

A lot of people support BTC and if you think otherwise, this is your opinion. BCH is a common fork. A small code change in the original BTC, which brought us everything that you now see around. What story are you talking about?

[fulcare]

I already understood that many people agree that the BCH project, which was created only to earn money from us, and as it turns out today, he is still alive and he is working and he is even pumped up with money. Do you think that there are reasons for this?

Because the first part of your post is blatantly wrong.
Study crypto history. See the people who started Bitcoin and were here in 2010?
How many of them support BTC? How many of them support BCH?
If you do background research you won't need to ask the other questions.

A lot of people support BTC and if you think otherwise, this is your opinion. BCH is a common fork. A small code change in the original BTC, which brought us everything that you now see around. What story are you talking about?

Nothing more than a common fork. You can't also win over the whole developer team and other important things of the real Bitcoin.

[JollyGood]

I already understood that many people agree that the BCH project, which was created only to earn money from us, and as it turns out today, he is still alive and he is working and he is even pumped up with money. Do you think that there are reasons for this?

Because the first part of your post is blatantly wrong.
Study crypto history. See the people who started Bitcoin and were here in 2010?
How many of them support BTC? How many of them support BCH?
If you do background research you won't need to ask the other questions.

A lot of people support BTC and if you think otherwise, this is your opinion. BCH is a common fork. A small code change in the original BTC, which brought us everything that you now see around. What story are you talking about?

I agree with the essence of your post.

BCH was never going to take on or remove or dislodge Bitcoin. It was a failed experiment by disgruntled "whales" that thought they have a right to control the direction the development goes in.

[fulcare]

I already understood that many people agree that the BCH project, which was created only to earn money from us, and as it turns out today, he is still alive and he is working and he is even pumped up with money. Do you think that there are reasons for this?

Because the first part of your post is blatantly wrong.
Study crypto history. See the people who started Bitcoin and were here in 2010?
How many of them support BTC? How many of them support BCH?
If you do background research you won't need to ask the other questions.

A lot of people support BTC and if you think otherwise, this is your opinion. BCH is a common fork. A small code change in the original BTC, which brought us everything that you now see around. What story are you talking about?

I agree with the essence of your post.

BCH was never going to take on or remove or dislodge Bitcoin. It was a failed experiment by disgruntled "whales" that thought they have a right to control the direction the development goes in.

It is a failed experiment for sure that made clear that forks are usually not going to work out.

[Ranly123]

So after the fork happened and Bitcoin Cash was created, as of today on CoinMarketCap it shows:

Bitcoin
capital $118,038,167,261
price $6,962.42
circulating 16,953,612
volume last 24 hrs $4,671,340,000   

Bitcoin Cash
capital $11,306,077,844
price $663.06
circulating 17,051,288
volume last 24 hrs $286,801,000   

On every count Bitcoin beats Bitcoin Cash so the question arises, what was the point of creating Bitcoin Cash? Apart from making very rich bitcoin holding people even more wealthier by creating Bitcoin Cash and adding to their portfolio it seems that there was no need for it. I hear about transactions fees and groups of devs so on being better at Bitcoin Cash but in all honestly what was the point?

Did all those advocating the demise of Bitcoin actually exchange all their BTC for BCH? I doubt it.

To me it seems Bitcoin was always going to come out on top of that battle so why did those whales pushing for the fork really do it and create Bitcoin Cash?

I think creating Bitcoin cash was just a diversity for investors and create competitions between the two. Even with Bitcoin cash, Bitcoin hasn't been down deep and still grow to support what most of the cryptocurrency needs.

[JollyGood]

It is a failed experiment for sure that made clear that forks are usually not going to work out.

It really depends on the reasoning behind any fork whether it will be successful or not.

Not all forks are experiments though it has to be accepted BCH was designed to take over BTC but it failed.

[fulcare]

It is a failed experiment for sure that made clear that forks are usually not going to work out.

It really depends on the reasoning behind any fork whether it will be successful or not.

Not all forks are experiments though it has to be accepted BCH was designed to take over BTC but it failed.

True, I was particularly referring to forks where a single person or minority want to take over control for the sake of enriching themselves. That's what forks are about most of the time.

[JollyGood]

I do not think that there is any coin that can become better than Bitcoin. I do not believe that Bitcoin Cash is real Bitcoin, as some people say.

It is very hard to disagree with your assessment.

Only a tiny minority initially stated BCH was the real Bitcoin but even they have been silenced because there is only one Bitcoin. All other forks tried to dethrone Bitcoin but failed.

Bitcoin is king, simple.

[consideritdone]

BSV is still strong surprising https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bitcoin-sv

[Metall303]

Bitcoin won this battle without any real struggle.

BCH became BCHABC and BCHSV and became irrelevant

in the future, these coins will disappear from the cryptocurrency market. I think that they have left to live no more than 2-3 years.

[JollyGood]

Bitcoin won this battle without any real struggle.

BCH became BCHABC and BCHSV and became irrelevant

in the future, these coins will disappear from the cryptocurrency market. I think that they have left to live no more than 2-3 years.

You are probably right, these useless forks will probably disappear within a few years. it is clear their objective to take over Bitcoin has failed, what is next for the people that dream of taking over Bitcoin.

We want Bitcoin to be safe from those that want to control it and take it away from the community.

[ljane]

There's no way bitcoin can be compared with bitcoin Cash because bitcoin is the leading crypto coin in cryptocurrency though bitcoin Cash isn't bad either. Its worthy to hold these coins in your portfolio.

[olabiyijummy02]

Hard fork will often benefit the holders of the particular coin being forked and that is what happened to bitcoin cash as well as the forks of bitcoin cash. As regards its usage Bitcoin cash is slightly faster in transactions than bitcoin but BTC is more widely used and recognized than bitcoin cash. Bitcoin cash has also a bright future as it is still the closest alternative to bitcoin and is fully decentralized

[JollyGood]

There's no way bitcoin can be compared with bitcoin Cash because bitcoin is the leading crypto coin in cryptocurrency though bitcoin Cash isn't bad either. Its worthy to hold these coins in your portfolio.

As an investment yes BCH might be worthy to add to a portfolio but you rightly said BTC cannot be compared to BCH.

Bitcoin Cash was created as an attempt to take over Bitcoin but it was a failed exercise. Bitcoin reigns supreme and Bitcoin Cash, well it did not exactly collapse and die but it lost the battle.

[Tsubachuchu]

I truly believe in Bitcoin. Even when Bitcoin Cash jumped so high after the listing in the coinbase exchange. Even when Roger Ver and his minions poured all their money into promoting Bitcoin Cash. Even when people said they would drop Bitcoin and adopt BCH. Nothing convinced me that it would ever sniff the success of Bitcoin. Anyone are hooked by bitcoin..

[voteformeg]

+1 , bitcoin was my first crypto love and it will always be , and bch will never again reach a price of 0.5 btc , there are some great alt coins but bitcoin will be the big daddy

[JollyGood]

Bitcoin and Bitcoin are both coin-quality and suitable for long-term Hollding, if you ask who is stronger, of course BItcoin as we know it ourselves. Regarding prices, surely all coins can increase in the future so this is only a small problem and we certainly have our own confidence in evaluating it.

Bitcoin has managed to survive the attempt by the BCH team to take over Bitcoin. They ended up splitting themselves with in-fighting so BCH-SV and BCH-ABC were created.

Both failed to bring the downfall of Bitcoin. Bitcoin reigns supreme over all coins. I am not sure BCH is suitable for long term holding as you suggest.

[atjiat]

I don’t even want to pay attention to Bitcoin counterparts, because I don’t believe in their prospects.  What happened to Bitcoin cash six months ago, when its price went up a bit, it was an artificial manipulation and the real impact of certain information on users.

[JollyGood]

Well, you can be sure that they made enough money from bitcoin cash.

They mined bitcoin cash even when it was unprofitable to mine, because later they made an organized pump and they were managed to push it to 0.5BTC at most of the exchanges which is completely crazy.

Bitcoin cash is being completely controlled by the chinese strong players, it's a centralized coin that is being used for manipulations only.

Yes there seems to be strong evidence about this subject when searching for it online.