is this the beginning of the end of all bitcoin hard forks?

[bitsurfer2014]

This may stem from Binance delist BSV, but I think it is not related to hardfork, it is related to the person behind BSV.

well,, maybe this is because the drama created by Mr. Craig, thats why Bsv will be gone from binance
but, my big hope is all bitcoin fork will be delisting from all exchange,,
so, bitcoin will be one and only 

Your hope maybe noble but I'm afraid it will not happen so soon for the reason that hard forks maybe essential to test new technologies and create an atmosphere of creativity by encouraging healthy competition. But of course, the crypto community will always be vigilant and now getting more mature to know the potential of any Bitcoin hard fork and will decide to support or reject it accordingly.

[Red-Apple]

This may stem from Binance delist BSV, but I think it is not related to hardfork, it is related to the person behind BSV.

well,, maybe this is because the drama created by Mr. Craig, thats why Bsv will be gone from binance
but, my big hope is all bitcoin fork will be delisting from all exchange,,
so, bitcoin will be one and only 

bitcoin IS one and only one as it has always been. existence of these forked shitcoins on exchanges or their removal is not going to change that. and it doesn't even matter if they remove BSV or a dozen others, there still are thousands of useless coins listed on exchanges and only exist as long as they have a volume (aka getting pumped and dumped).

[der_troll]

I do not think that the last situation with BSV has any influence on other BTC forks, because BCH has rose after delisting of BSV, so I believe the opposite is going to happen. BSV is going to be delisted from all major exchanges, and funds are going to be invested in other BTC forks.

[upsidedown75]

No, it's being delisted because the transaction volume is low, and any coin that got no interested from the society will be delisted, bitcoin got a lot of hard fork coin that got huge support, those coins won't be delisted, the exchanges won't delist the coin because it's hardfork coin, but because the coin got low transaction volume in certain period of time

If I get your message right, I think you need to follow the story from the beginning, BSV was never delisted because of its low volume but rather because of the issue they were having of Craig claiming he is satoshi, and I think this is the major thing that angered Binance because of the non-seriousness of Craig and his refusal to reverse his statement that we all believe not to be true.

Other than what I said above, BSV has had a tremendous trade volume and despite the threat, the volume trade within 24 hrs. is still very high and I am beginning to wonder if this threat of delisting is really getting to the Holders.

[bigcash2011]

I hope so and i think its time that crypto market matures and we should move forward leaving behind the non serious stuff because crypto market is going to grow to trillions with nice growth and stable outlook only if the community becomes more responsible and mature.

[Metall303]

I hope so and i think its time that crypto market matures and we should move forward leaving behind the non serious stuff because crypto market is going to grow to trillions with nice growth and stable outlook only if the community becomes more responsible and mature.

This is definitely the beginning of some changes and the removal of unnecessary projects. but I don't think it will be fast. I think in order that we could remove some unnecessary projects from the market, we will need several years. And only in 5 years we will begin to move forward with the blend of projects that our world will really need.

[Little Mouse]

I hope so and i think its time that crypto market matures and we should move forward leaving behind the non serious stuff because crypto market is going to grow to trillions with nice growth and stable outlook only if the community becomes more responsible and mature.

This is definitely the beginning of some changes and the removal of unnecessary projects. but I don't think it will be fast. I think in order that we could remove some unnecessary projects from the market, we will need several years. And only in 5 years we will begin to move forward with the blend of projects that our world will really need.

I don't think it will take that much time because this industry is growing too fast now. Many projects have already died just because they are not of any real use. Some are still there because some people are backing it but soon it wil be ended too.