The Irony of Bitcoin Cash's Rise

[GateioExchange]

Bitcoin Cash was created to be the everyday man’s money for small purchases.  It’s now ironically rising because large financial players are getting regulatory approval to trade it with clearing house custody for institutional trading only.  Is it an ironic twist of fate for the coin that exists to defy and free mankind from the chains of the Federal Reserve, to rise off regulators approving it over it’s competitors?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8H1LCzPcWk

[Bitstar_coin]

Stop your cheap bch promotion coz as of now nobody cares about that shitcoin. incase you are not aware bch is no where near its previous ath and will never be because there are several other everyday man's money alternative in the market if you care to look well. And i highly doubt any responsible financial players would want to get involved with this coin. It is dead no need to chill it bro.

[Doan9269]

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[vv181]

Bitcoin Cash is failed fork of Bitcoin and regulation clarity does not mainly drive the recent price surge.

Although backed by some big players, currently, the EDX exchange is a small exchange. Besides, Bitcoin Cash is not the only one that gets the green flag from the regulatory aspect. If you look at the market, the price increase is partly driven by Short Squeeze, in which traders who have short positions are forced to buy more BCH or get liquidated. Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies that got listed are also perceived are safe from the regulator's perspective, BCH ain't the only one.

[Nwada001]

Bitcoin Cash—why do they even choose the name Bitcoin Cash, if I may ask?
 
Well, I have come across many news stories regarding its features, how the EDX has made a great impact on it, the price pump, and some bloggers even asking if it's too late for one to purchase the token, and all of that. Well, the price pump is just a typical example of what happens to projects that have a little solid backing from some power institution, with or without any good use case. You will see them doing just fine, but let us not be overwhelmed, for this is crypto. We never can tell which agreement the Bitcoin Cash team has with that of EDX, although the positive price impact was not just on Bitcoin Cash alone; it was on a few other altcoins out there.
 
Newbies and investors should just be careful when making their investment choices, especially on projects like Bitcoin Cash, which just did a 100%+ in the last few weeks. Price might dump a little bit in order to correct that fast movement.

[o48o]

Bitcoin Cash—why do they even choose the name Bitcoin Cash, if I may ask?
 
Well, I have come across many news stories regarding its features, how the EDX has made a great impact on it, the price pump, and some bloggers even asking if it's too late for one to purchase the token, and all of that. Well, the price pump is just a typical example of what happens to projects that have a little solid backing from some power institution, with or without any good use case. You will see them doing just fine, but let us not be overwhelmed, for this is crypto. We never can tell which agreement the Bitcoin Cash team has with that of EDX, although the positive price impact was not just on Bitcoin Cash alone; it was on a few other altcoins out there.
 
Newbies and investors should just be careful when making their investment choices, especially on projects like Bitcoin Cash, which just did a 100%+ in the last few weeks. Price might dump a little bit in order to correct that fast movement.

Well they probably wanted to take Bitcoin but it was taken. And because they want to see it as usable as "cash". "Blocksize war" when the fork happened was confusing as hell to me when i was stuggling to understand both sides, and lacked the technical understanding how the code works. And for the while both parties wanted to be the Bitcoin. I wonder how that looked from the eyes of a newbie.

I didn't even know which side to pick. But the spokesmen for the Bitcoin Cash were so annoying i quickly went for Bitcoin's camp.

[blockman]

Come on, a rise? How come? I do understand that it has pumped from $100 to $277 now and $300 a few days ago. But look at how much it was before during its fork and from today's price. It's no longer a thing these days that they're still thinking they're the actual bitcoin.
How can it be if the name itself has some added word for its own convenience because the real bitcoin is the real bitcoin? A few hundred bucks of increase don't mean an actual rise from where it has been.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Look who is back shilling shitcoins. We know your mission in this forum

I am glad I don't use Gateio.

Bitcoincash is a dying shitcoin. I am quite surprised by how easily excitable some of you folks are with just a small rise in price which most of us know is just a pump and dump

[dothebeats]

I don't think it's because of the regulations and whatnot revolving around regulations on trading cryptocurrencies. BCH is known to pump on occasions that bitcoin itself is receiving some positive price action. Well, almost all alts does some positive price movement whenever bitcoin does so it's not really surprising anymore. Plus, given how limited the usage for BCH is and how little the actual market is aside from traders and hopefuls, why would it benefit from the regulatory green light? It just doesn't make sense.

[Blitzboy]

Indeed, Bitcoin Cash, a cryptocurrency designed for the public, is now the darling of large financial institutions due to regulatory sanction.

I would contend, however, that this is not inherently a violation of its intended purpose. Ultimately, isnt the primary objective of any cryptocurrency to achieve widespread adoption and usage? If institutional investors begin trading Bitcoin Cash, this could result in increased liquidity, greater stability, and perhaps a rise in its use for everyday transactions.

While it is true that the ethos of cryptocurrencies is to challenge the central banking system, we must keep in mind that these financial institutions still exert considerable sway over the economy. The fact that their advent into the world of cryptocurrencies can cause such market fluctuations speaks volumes about their significance.

[TravelMug]

Bitcoin Cash was created to be the everyday man’s money for small purchases.  It’s now ironically rising because large financial players are getting regulatory approval to trade it with clearing house custody for institutional trading only.  Is it an ironic twist of fate for the coin that exists to defy and free mankind from the chains of the Federal Reserve, to rise off regulators approving it over it’s competitors?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8H1LCzPcWk

Nah, I don't think it has risen because many users are going to used it. It has risen because of pure pump and dump scheme, simply as that. Maybe you can hear good news recently, but it didn't stick then the price will just go down.

Remember that it's last all time high is not on the last bull run, but way back 2017.

And up to now they are down -93%++ from it's last all time high. So not sure if you can categorically call that rising price.

As compare to BTC = last all time high 2021, and only down -55%.

[Husires]

Bitcoin Cash was created to be the everyday man’s money for small purchases.  It’s now ironically rising because large financial players are getting regulatory approval to trade it with clearing house custody for institutional trading only.  Is it an ironic twist of fate for the coin that exists to defy and free mankind from the chains of the Federal Reserve, to rise off regulators approving it over it’s competitors?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8H1LCzPcWk

I did not hear anyone referring to Bitcoin Cash with the description. BCH hardfork was mainly to increase the sizes of the blocks and thus to reduce transaction fees and make them faster by confirming them in an average of less than 10 minutes due to the large size of the block, but there were no promises to use it for daily transactions, but rather a promise of a faster currency and less fees compared to in bitcoin.

It is true that Bitcoin Cash fees are lower, but this is because the blocks are mined empty. If Bitcoin Cash is tested at the same rate as Bitcoin, it will fail as the large block size will facilitate double spending and will not reduce the fees because it is not a solution to the problem.

[DeathAngel]

It has a much lower market cap than bitcoin, there is low volume & low liquidity quite often with BCH so it’s much easier for people with deep pockets to manipulate the price. I don’t think for one second there is going to be a scenario where we see a BCH vs BTC flippening. If you are invested in BCH enjoy the pump but don’t start dreaming, BTC is the King.

[Husires]

I am surprised that all the above comparisons talk about the price only. It is true that the price has a decisive role, but it is not everything. Monero (XRP) is not of a high price, but some will invest in it because it has a future, especially with its focus on privacy, which may be of value in the future.
In the case of Bitcoin Cash, they were promising that they would be better than Bitcoin because of the cheap fees and fast transactions, but as we mentioned, this did not materialize as the fees are high compared to the fullness of blocks and transactions need more than confirmation, as there are many competitors who offer faster transactions and lower fees, so Bitcoin Cash is a dead project and this is reflected in its price.

[danherbias07]

How I wish that was all true.

All I could see is BCH being pulled up by the recent surge of Bitcoin because of the ETF news from Blackrock investments. They should just be thankful for that and perhaps they could sell their assets now to gain profits from whatever the purpose of that coin is, if there is.
I don't see any threads here lively enough to lift up BCH too and even in social media and other platforms they are not being hyped. If all that exist there are investors which are whales then I doubt it could stay strong in the long run. I bet those large investors will just manipulate its market.
I won't buy this even with how sweet the words are or whatever they did, I'd just stick with Bitcoin and then Ethereum for altcoin choices.

[SyndicateLabs]

don't like FOMO 

I'm not too concerned about its development or work going on, although I do often see it on places where I look for crypto-related information, and as in many cases it has been and This time the object selected for PUMP is BCH. Actually, if you look at the technology or the value it uses, it's not too much to pay attention to, because it's as simple as many other things that already exist, but BCH may be lucky to have the backing. as well as a good time for a pump.

[nelson4lov]

Bitcoin Cash was created to be the everyday man’s money for small purchases.  It’s now ironically rising because large financial players are getting regulatory approval to trade it with clearing house custody for institutional trading only.  Is it an ironic twist of fate for the coin that exists to defy and free mankind from the chains of the Federal Reserve, to rise off regulators approving it over it’s competitors?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8H1LCzPcWk

Funny how you're parading BCH like it's the next best thing. Most of the prominent people who spearheaded the BCH movement before, during and a few months after the fork have all given up on that narrative a long, long time ago. The recent pump have gotten you all to believe but it might most likely just be a shor term play. For all we know, this might just be another random market movement and has nothing tied to the value of BCH technology or it's ecosystem.

[fzkto]

Look who is back shilling shitcoins. We know your mission in this forum

I am glad I don't use Gateio.

Bitcoincash is a dying shitcoin. I am quite surprised by how easily excitable some of you folks are with just a small rise in price which most of us know is just a pump and dump

All altcoins except Ethereum can be described as dying. Yes, Bitoin Cash is real shitcoin, but even that coin gets pumped up from time to time. This time it's the same as usual - it's pumped up and should be dumping soon. Any other altcoin is no different from this pattern. There are a lot of pow coins on the market right now that are just as well pumped.

[SlimShadyMmp]

Hahaha BCH is basically a floating project and I think people are just holding it as meme to BTC So yeah I think its a shit coin that whale just hodl for fun I dont see where this one is going I would rather hold BTC or ETH than wasting time on Cash but still some people will keep hold the project

[Silberman]

Bitcoin Cash—why do they even choose the name Bitcoin Cash, if I may ask?
 
Well, I have come across many news stories regarding its features, how the EDX has made a great impact on it, the price pump, and some bloggers even asking if it's too late for one to purchase the token, and all of that. Well, the price pump is just a typical example of what happens to projects that have a little solid backing from some power institution, with or without any good use case. You will see them doing just fine, but let us not be overwhelmed, for this is crypto. We never can tell which agreement the Bitcoin Cash team has with that of EDX, although the positive price impact was not just on Bitcoin Cash alone; it was on a few other altcoins out there.
 
Newbies and investors should just be careful when making their investment choices, especially on projects like Bitcoin Cash, which just did a 100%+ in the last few weeks. Price might dump a little bit in order to correct that fast movement.

You were probably not around to live through that conflict, but back in the day some supporters of bitcoin cash even refused to add the cash at the end of its name as for them that was the real bitcoin, so they named this fork this way as they expected to replace bitcoin and eventually become the real thing, however it is obvious at this point they failed on their goal and now bitcoin cash is nothing more but another altcoin in which you need to be incredibly careful, as if you invest in it you could easily lose your money.