BCH

polymath_uk

Thanks. I've got a handful of LTC from years ago and BTC/BCH/BSV from when the forks happened. It doesn't seem that I need to modify my modest portfolio. 

fan_of_hakiksexydays

Paypal and Bitpay are the easiest ones for merchants, if you just want ease of use and business integration to accept crypto. But you can use any wallet to really accept crypto. I would accept XLM, in addition to BTC, ETH, Doge, BCH, etc... Those are the ones most used for payment. But XLM is the fastest and cheapest out of what people use most for payment.

I_Hate_Reddit_69420

to be fair, there was a good argument to be made for BCH as well and it wasn’t clear which version of Bitcoin was going to be the “real” Bitcoin. Plus since it was a fork people got both coins after the fork anyways so it’s not like you had to specifically buy BCH if you already had BTC

StatisticalMan

Late 2017. The BCH hype was already nearly dead by 2018. Yeah it was the closest thing to a Bitcoin civil war but was shortly lived. The hype just didn't happen. BCH never got a value higher than BTC. BTC retained the vast majority of users, developers, apps, exchanges.

NationalBitcoin

I appreciate you taking the time to explain that. I wasn’t around at the time. But I remember the Bitcoin headlines. As a beginner in 2020 it was hard to differentiate coins from stocks, and I believe most come in and see Bitcoin and cheaper price than 100k and think that’s me. At least that’s how I saw BCH and ETC. I saw them as being associated with their main projects before realizing it was entirely an altcoin. So I think there’s some deception behind it also. It’s an interesting period and I would have liked to seen some of the Reddit posts. It sounds like there was almost some kind of Bitcoin civil war in 2018.

StatisticalMan

At the point of the fork everyone owning BTC also owned an equal amount of BCH. I theory the total market cap shouldn't change meaning BTC market cap should have gone down by the amount of BCH market cap but it tooks a bit of time and for a while both were going up. BCH had a reasonable amount of value and liquidity at least in the first few months meaning it was trivial to sell BCH for BTC because a significant minority beleived it was the future and was going to replace "old Bitcoin" as such they were gladly selling their pre-fork BTC to get more BCH. That did not work out well but the hype was big for the months prior to and after the split.

NationalBitcoin

Can someone explain how does a fork work with your holdings? Like did everybody who owned BTC now own an equal amount of BCH when the fork occurred as the block chains were the same. Did BCH have as much value / liquidity in it immediately after working ? Does forking pull money out of thin air ? Or does one lose value at the others expense. Thank you

tooandto

Exactly! I also watched the hilarious BCH p&d scam being pushed by the unfortunates over on r/btc(inexplicably a BCH sub) in 2017. Coinbase pulled some criminal shenanigans during the rollout, legitimizing the ‘death spiral’ propaganda. All those poor fools dumped their BTC for BCH, some at nearly 0.5!!! They’re currently riding Bitcoin Cash to zero. Tried to warn them at the time. Ouch!!!!

biba8163

now we're just left with cryptos that give you massive losses without the memes - ALGO is -99% against BTC from 2019 - LTC is -98% against BTC from 2013 - BCH is -96% against BTC from 2018 - ATOM is -94% against BTC from 2019 - VET is -93% against BTC from 2018 - DOT is -91% against BTC from 2021

Rent_South

I I mean around that there was Roger Ver's BCH too. And people invested in that too, and well, this is what BCH/BTC looks like: https://i.redd.it/cxh9t779c38e1.png At least Bitconnect had entertaining marketing. One more time. Biiiiiitcoooonnnneeeeect.

gizram84

Oh man, I remember that. Epic times. That BCH/BTC trade was the best decision I ever made. When that split occurred, I was staunchly on the BTC side. I dumped all my BCH and got around 0.2 BTC for each. I look back and laugh at that moment. Considering BCH is trading at like 0.0045 BTC now.. Down like ~98%. Comical failure.

fatlever2

ETH, DOT, LTC, BCH, NEAR, ATOM, CRO, VET, ALGO, etc. A lot of coins are lower than they were 9 months ago.

Savi321

It is incredible to have faith in memecoins.. kudos to all such. I am happy with BTC, ETH, BCH, Moons, and Donuts.

zorro7392

This has already happenede... BCH

biba8163

There has always been a black swan type even in the big crypto crashes. Mt.Gox in 2013 and in 2017/18 cycle, I don't think people realize how big the BCH vs BTC shenanigans was especially when Coinbase which only had BTC, ETH and LTC suddenly listed BCH at the top of the cycle and the BTC/BTC volume went nuts. BCH was at one point trading at $9,500 in GDAX (Coinbase Pro or whatever it is called now) https://i.imgur.com/UsQK1Cc.jpg

MoneroArbo

disagree but BCH is right there with built in mixing

_----OoO----_

I'd buy the dip and buy BTC, LTC, BCH and sell again at the market peak in autumn 2025.

BuzLightbeerOfBarCmd

I support BCH because I got a free $500 when I sold my BCH immediately after the fork. If BlackRock wants to give me free money by hardforking then I support them.

canigetathrowaway1

BCH was a fork and look how that went.

SwingNMisses

Bitcoin Cash by far the biggest disappointment of the past 4 years currently at $490 which means it would yield you a -6.1% return in 4 years. I was so big on BCH, I remember Lil Windex had a song about it. But it's been a complete rugpull nothing burger after peaking to $4,300 in 2017. What a giant pump and dump. I should've seen it but I was so fixed on BCH's small circulating supply compared to other cryptos in the top 10. Circulating supply doesn't matter when nobody is buying the shitcoin.

drunk_phish

I convinced my father... then the uncertainty of the BCH fork and he needed to repair his driveway... yup... I did that...

DeviljhoFood

Capital "Bitcoin" is a protocol and would rarely, if ever, be pluralized. Maybe you could say "BSV and BCH are Bitcoins," but it doesn't really sound right. Lower-case "bitcoin" is a unit, and it is pluralized when you have more than one. For example, "I have 5 bitcoins." As u/longonbtc pointed out, [Satoshi himself used the word this way](https://old.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1hgiqiw/the_word_bitcoin_is_plural/m2khfqb/).

LargeSnorlax

That narrative doesn't mean anything though. Ford is one of the oldest automakers out there, that doesn't translate into buying or using a Ford in daily life. Age and reliability does not translate into value or usefulness. I've used litecoin plenty as a crypourrency but there isn't a particular value thesis for doing so, the only reason why you'd use it is for dealing with merchants that use coinbase pay and only accept LTC, ETH, BCH and BTC. In most cases your rather pay with anything else (because you likely have eth or BTC and you said there's no point in holding LTC) - So even it's one advantage isn't really one. Of course LTC will always be here, it isn't a company, it's not going to go bankrupt, it's just a blockchain. What's the point of saying a currency that exists is never going to disappear? Did anyone ever say it would?

BadRegEx

The BTC network can only handle 7 transactions per second. It'll never be a currency. This is the one argument the BCH fanboys make that is extremely valid. You'll never be able to, practically, buy a Red Bull or a cheese burger with BTC. Even if you buy a $5 Red Bull with BTC, you'll owe capital gains taxes on that $5 (minus whatever your cost basis is). Purchasing of goods and services is a capital gains taxable event in this space.

Kesh4n

I'll probably get downvoted, but whatever, BCH and DOT

Lonsmrdr

Bitcoin Cash $BCH

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Jason Dreyzehner, a prominent BitcoinCash developer, has proposed three new improvement proposals for the May 2026 BCH upgrade. These proposals aim to enhance the BCH network's functionality and efficiency. CHIP 2021–05 Loops introduces bounded looping operations, CHIP 2024–12 OP_EVAL allows for function evaluation, and CHIP 2024–12 P2S standardizes Pay to Script outputs. These improvements could make BCH contracts more efficient than those on other chains. Additionally, PurelyPeer has successfully funded its Flipstarter campaign, and Paytaca is expanding its merchant network. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

f0o1g11

you mean BTC network miners could actually make 51 attack on BCH ? i thought after hard fork networks are only retro-compatible👀

f0o1g11

when you forget that things like $BCH and $BSV exist...

fatlever2

> 2020 was in early may, and 2024's was in late April. These two are more comparable. In 2020, we didn't have: - BTC hit ATHs before halving - BTC run up 48% from previous ATHs by December - Huge Alt meme season - Other big Alts like BNB, SOL reach ATH - 20-30 Alts do 4X to 5X in a few weeks with a huge Alt Season As humans we are looking for patterns and we ignore all the differences and point to the similarities. There are so many external factors that impact what happens with Bitcoin during the timelines and it is not just following the exact same historical trend line with *"months moved accordingly"* - In 2017, BTC and ETH went nuts when Fidelity CEO Abbey Johnson spoke at Consensys 2017 and Wall Street was present to listen to her and this really put both BTC and ETH on their radar. Then in late 2017, BCH/BTC wars and shenanigans on Coinbase impacted the BTC crash and the rest of the market followed - In 2020, Microstrategy purchase of BTC, then Tesla followed by multiple institutions announcing it really started the hype momentum. Then, FTX was a one of the black swans with Sam Bankman-Fried manipulating markets and someone who was openly anti-Bitcoin. Also people were loaning their BTC for interest so hedge funds like 3AC were taking people's Bitcoin and manipulating the market. - In 2024 ETFs and MSTR have changed things a lot. $120 Billion is now in BTC ETFs and $44 Bilion is held by MSTR. This money is not going to flow to Alts.

biba8163

> Would you call that a bad move? I certainly wouldn't, it was the best trade in my life It's mostly shitcoin fiction though. Every shitcoiner claims: 1. they picked the right coins 2. they dumped at the top 3. bought at the bottom It is very difficult to get all 3 of those right and you are constantly checking the charts, trying to figure out the trends and sentiment. And every cycle top you see people saying the cycle is not over yet...January 2018 was huge altseason wait until January 2022.......then no no no, buy the dip Alts are now cheap when they still have -50% to fall so you are accumlulating at prices shitcoins may never reach next cycle, etc. Also, I was being kind listing those coins which are actually the successful ones. The list of coins changes a lot over time, with top coins dumping to kingdom come. BCH, NEM, IOTA, DASH, NEO, EOS, QTUM, NANO, OMG, STRATIS, etc were top 20 in 2018. They are all down -95% or more in USD value.

rabiolas

NEAR, ETH, BCH, SOL, SUI, Render, FIL, ADA, DOT, HBAR

Lonsmrdr

BCH Bitcoin cash

Ferdo306

BCH 🤣

biba8163

Your point doesn't stand. Microsoft is building a solution on top of Bitcoin. Like a lot of noobs, you don't seem to understand that BTC is just not like every other blockchain. It's NOT the tech. It's a monetary principle and idea that has been adopted. Money/Value is a social construct. Bitcoin has achieved that whether you like it or not. We're not going to get a new blockchain with better tech that comes around every 5 years and replaces the one that came before it. It's NOT the tech, BTC is a monetary social construct that has been embraced by even TradFi and Wallstreet. It is digital gold. Since 2017, /r/cryptocurrency was "doing research" trying to find the crypto with the best technology and innovation and have lost money year after year on more advanced crypto projects with better tech. It's 2024 and people like you calling Bitcoin a dinosaur who still don't grasp that crypto valuation is not based on tech will continue to lose money investing in shitcoins with hyped new tech like the fools who preceded you did: https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7kval4/in_20_years_bitcoin_will_be_to_crypto_what_aol_is/ - In 20 years Bitcoin will be to crypto what AOL is now to the internet. - Lol—try 3-5 years. - I think 20 months tops - 20 yrs? Think 2. - It' ll happen sooner. The world turns faster constantly. Bitcoin is like a fat, slow dinosaur - Agreed. Could be months. The space is wide open for competition. Could def see ETH and BCH taking the crown. - Someday people will think that it'd ridiculous to pay fees and wait time to transfer money and they will buy IOTA - Companies will not bet on a burning piece of garbage like Bitcoin, and whatever they pick will win. I guarantee it. See: Bosch/IOTA. - Hmm your comment has made me think of possibly splitting my portfolio four ways - ETH, IOTA, XRP, REQ. - The sad fact is there are coins from 4 years ago that are better than Bitcoin, we don't even need new projects to take leaps forward. - Tl;dr I think your bitcoins are going to be about as valuable as your 20 hours of free internet CDs from AOL - In 2017 alone, Ethereum, Iota, Ripple, Vertcoin, Monero and Litecoin have all made big moves in terms of tech and adoption. What will 2018 bring? 2019? Will Bitcoin still lumber into 2020?

TrickyStickySwirl

Buy Bitcoin on a reputable site. You are asking to lose money if you gamble with alts. I bought BCH in 2017 for $2k, BTC was $3k at the time. Now BCH is worth $600 a coin and BTC $100k. I bought BTC at $50k. No regrets, wish I never bought anything else.

love-lalala

Wait, what does that mean? I had forgotten when I opened my paypal in 2009 that I invested in a bitcoin. A small amount, but I came on here today because when I logged on to my pay pal, I was playing around and saw some bit coin money. it was a lot. Then I realized that it's mine. I have three other things I invested into. One was Bitcoin BTC. One was Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash BCH.I still thought it was nothing. Im sure it's trash but what do you mean when you say this?

Rent_South

well he'd a lot to do with BCH and to my knowledge kept promoting it after the fork.

IndubitablePrognosis

I don't know why you think I have BCH-- but I did say DECIDE FOR YOURSELF. Again, qualifications in one area does not make an expert in other areas. Please PLEASE provide a link where a Michael Saylor says anything resembling a person who understands code.

Far-Sell8130

I’m still holding BCH at $1200 and LTC at $400…. From 2021. Not proud but not worried

biba8163

> Bitcoin runs first in every cycle then alts follow and do larger multiple Alts always do larger multiples yet lose value to USD or to inflation or lose value massively to BTC over 3, 4 , 5, 6, 7 years. |Jan 1, 2018 | Price |:-----------|------------: | BTC | $13K | XRP | $2.39 | ETH | $770 | BCH | $2,400 | ADA | $0.72 | LTC | $229 | XLM | $0.48

MakeItMine2024

At a certain point it will be so hard to acquire because no one will sell it .. I think the Governments at some point start to back some or all of their national currencies with it .. better than gold and significantly rarer than Gold. LTC is next to run as it’s the closest thing to BTC .. unless you consider BCH

legendary_korra

BCH at 900 lol. Must have created some generational bag holders

TheGreatCryptopo

BCH and BSV. Both confined to the shit pile of history.

Rent_South

Roger Ver and the Bitcoin cash (BCH) fork is one of the worst thing that happened to the market. This dudes started shilling his shit fork in 2017, confusing investor by calling it bitcoin, If I remember well he even had the domain for [Bitcoin.com](http://Bitcoin.com) which was even more confusing for retail who wanted to know more about bitcoin and ended up getting burnt by the BCH fork... BCH went on to pump shortly from 400 to 4000 USD during the 2017 Bull, ended up in the crypto top 5, and that was very shortlived because it crashed massively to about 100 USD. Now 8 years later, while BTC basically 20-25x from 4000 to 98 000 USD in the same time frame, BCH went from 400 USD, to 8 years later, 500 USD. This guy and BCH contributed to the crypto crash of 2017, because of his disinformation and greed. Here is the BCH/BTC all time chart for fun: https://i.redd.it/z3psxsxzr46e1.png

DrSpeckles

Excellent post! It’s very hard to find any project that has utility anywhere that isn’t a use case for something in crypto. So a completely circular use case. I like BCH and KASPA as things that could actually provide real transactional value, but again I can already transact with cash, so it won’t actually help me. Any tips of finding the next big one?

JustSomeBadAdvice

> Oh, let me compare ETH to BTC right before it even reached $1 Billion marketcap...you know when it was the same marketcap as PNUT is today. Oh, you mean when Bitcoin's market cap was 13 billion, a lower market cap than Shiba Inu and only slightly higher than BCH? You can't cherry pick numbers with me dude. > Always point to when your shitcoin has little to no value to demonstrate that it outperforms BT None of the things in [my other comment](https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1hb0hm5/now_i_am_become_a_maxi_the_destroyer_of_alts/m1dpa94/) had to do with pumping or price. They're fundamental to the usage and growth of the ecosystem. Strange that BTC maxi's don't care about users or usage in their religion.

Head_Mix5032

BCH opinion?

foxroadblue

BCH got up to 0.5 BTC at one point lol and immediately crashed to 0.3. I watched it , was the Wild West days

biba8163

This sub is always spamming shitcoin narratives that separate people from their money or in the best case scenario lose value massively to BTC. That is not toxic but pointing out that you are better off just investing in BTC is toxic? - LTC's BTC high was .04792 in late 2013. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $4,696 - NameCoin BTC high was .0145 on late 2013. It kept up with BTC, the price would be $1,421 - Peercoin BTC high was .00895 on early 2014. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $877 - ZCash BTC high was 2.2635 on late 2016. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $221,000 - XRP BTC high was .00022465 in May 2017. If it kept up with BTC , the price would be $22.02 - ETH BTC high was 0.15 on June 2017. If it kept up with BTC , the price would be $14,700 - BCH BTC high was 0.14 on August 2017. If it kept up with BTC , the price would be $13,720 - IOTA BTC high was .000257 on January 2018. It it kept up with BTC, the price would be $25.19 - Vechain BTC high was 0.00000755 on January 2018. It it kept up with BTC, the price would be $0.74 - NEO BTC high was .01538 on January 2018. It it kept up with BTC, the price would be $1,507 - ADA BTC high was 0.00007382 on January 2018. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $7.23 - ALGO BTC high was 0.00031342 on June 2019. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $30.72 - ChainLink BTC high was 0.001582 on August 2020. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $155 - Doge BTC high was 0.00001120 on May 2021. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $1.10 - DOT BTC high was 0.00095333 on May 2021. If it kept up with BTC, the price would be $93.43

Agreeable_Kiwi_4212

What will happen is also the same thing that happened with the bitcoin cash (BCH) and bitcoin (BTC) drama. Now bitcoin cash has been left to obscurity.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; The Bitcoin Cash Foundation's weekly news highlights the launch of Riften Lab's Moria Protocol's BCH-backed stablecoin, MUSD, which offers stability and decentralized borrowing services on the Bitcoin Cash network. MUSD is open-source, over-collateralized, and transparent. Electron Cash released version 4.4.2 with improvements and new features. BCH.games introduced racing tournaments with cash prizes. Developers discussed the May 2025 upgrade, enhancing BCH smart contracts. The Bitcoin Cash community is active with new developments and events. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

LiveDirtyEatClean

You sound like a BCH dude. The larger holders will chose the better fork and act in their best interest, as always. Crashing the other fork is the market deciding which should survive, and which should die.

CoolWorldliness4664

If it has no utility other than speculation it's shit. I like Bitcoin as a store of value only because billionaire's, corporations, and now the US government see it that way. If it were only about utility BCH would be higher than BTC because it's faster. I like HBAR the best though for it's supreme utility.

mastermilian

I've just noticed your username and understood now where you're coming from. If BCH is the solution, why poop on BTC? If BCH is the solution that BTC isn't, then we should all be happy, no? Have all the things you complain of been solved with BCH? Have we now solved poverty?

Bagmasterflash

BCH

pop-1988

Some Usenet providers accept cryptocurrency. There are two or three short discussions per year about which currencies, and the question of wallet or payment processor. One used to accept Bitcoin, through BitPay. Recently they took users' suggestions onboard (there's much hate for BitPay), set up their own Bitcoin wallet and integrated it with their Web shop using the open source BTCPay server. They're accepting Bitcoin, Litecoin and Monero into their own wallets Another one accepts about 20 cryptocurrencies - Bitcoin into their own wallet, and the others through CoinPayments. The owner has said that he receives so few altcoin payments that after 4 years, he didn't have enough to bother selling them AirVPN accepts many different cryptocurrencies. They have done for years. They use their own wallet, at least for Bitcoin > nobody wanted to spend it anymore No offense, but this is nonsense. In an earlier life, I was a volunteer on a members-only Web site. They also lost access to PayPal and credit cards. The objection we kept getting was "I don't invest in Bitcoin, so I can't donate with it". Eventually, all those people were persuaded with logic. Bitcoin is for sending money, not for investing. If your clients are Bitcoin hoarders, they should have the common sense to separate payments from their hoarding. My experience was that there was little intersection between donors and hoarders, and the few donors who were also hoarders understood that their stash isn't a constraint against spending small amounts Random notes ... Nobody uses BCH. I recall a "Bitcoin Cash accepted here" PR campaign in Australia a few years ago, targeting a few dozen small tourist towns, and then the same person promoted a small city as Bitcoin Cash City because he persuaded 5 shops to accept BCH. Nobody in those towns accepts BCH now Monero is constrained by having been delisted on nearly every exchange When BTC became crippled for 12 months by the Ordinals and BRC scams (full blocks, high fees), LTC became he most popular coin at BitPay, and still is No sign of adoption of stablecoins in the real world. There's a bit of PR which claims USDT is becoming popular with merchants. There's some negative law enforcement PR claiming money laundering and Russia sanctions busting uses USDT (previously BTC). Law enforcement press releases are deliberately dishonest, so the truth is probably somewhere in between Stablecoins have the same problem as all smart contract tokens. On ETH, they have high gas fees. On other smart chains, the shopper and the merchant have to support the same chain, or the payment vanishes. Tether is big enough to build a Tether blockchain instead of being an L2 token on smart chains

DangerHighVoltage111

I mean easiest is bitpay stats. https://bitpay.com/stats/ This thread has a bunch of BCH payments: https://x.com/KDM_21mil/status/1769391825695948841 And then there is this https://nano-gpt.com/blog/november-payment-stats which of course leans a bit heavy on the nano site.

asura1194

Can you point me to some websites and subreddits where people use BCH, XMR, and LTC to buy and sell?

littleguywins1

Moonshot PEPE, then BTC and BCH.

asura1194

Where do you find people who wants to be paid in BCH? I used to advertise on Jobs4Bitcoins subreddit, Dogemarket subreddit, and I know there's moneromarket website but can't find anywhere to advertise to get paid in other cryptos.

biba8163

> Bitcoin is what it is and has nothing new to offer, its function (or lack thereof) will remain of course but there are many projects that have very useful solutions for a wide range of applications that will likely keep growing as adoption spreads. This kind of low IQ take has been a reason that /r/cc has been scammed and losing money on Alts for almost a decade now https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7kval4/in_20_years_bitcoin_will_be_to_crypto_what_aol_is/ - In 20 years Bitcoin will be to crypto what AOL is now to the internet. - Lol—try 3-5 years. - I think 20 months tops - 20 yrs? Think 2. - It' ll happen sooner. The world turns faster constantly. Bitcoin is like a fat, slow dinosaur - Agreed. Could be months. The space is wide open for competition. Could def see ETH and BCH taking the crown. - Someday people will think that it'd ridiculous to pay fees and wait time to transfer money and they will buy IOTA - Companies will not bet on a burning piece of garbage like Bitcoin, and whatever they pick will win. I guarantee it. See: Bosch/IOTA. - Hmm your comment has made me think of possibly splitting my portfolio four ways - ETH, IOTA, XRP, REQ. - The sad fact is there are coins from 4 years ago that are better than Bitcoin, we don't even need new projects to take leaps forward. - Tl;dr I think your bitcoins are going to be about as valuable as your 20 hours of free internet CDs from AOL - In 2017 alone, Ethereum, Iota, Ripple, Vertcoin, Monero and Litecoin have all made big moves in terms of tech and adoption. What will 2018 bring? 2019? Will Bitcoin still lumber into 2020?

TrickyStickySwirl

Jesus. I bought BCH at $2k lmao Bitcoin was like $3k at the time

n00dhunter

I heard he found it a year or 2 ago using AI... he took out multiple million dollar loans... he found the laptop to have 883 bitcoin CASH's on it... not BTC, Instead it was BCH... worth 300'ish each at the time... incoming bankruptcy. . .

btcprint

I'm talking about protecting purchasing power not daily exchanges.. but you can make up whatever scenario you want. I do exchanges in BCH daily, if that tickles your fancy.

LargeSnorlax

2018 was the worst bar none. Things literally went -95%. And we're not talking the cool off period, we're talking December 2018, the grind days, the 3k days. https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/a5feaf/daily_discussion_megathread_december_12_2018/ This is the daily from that date. Take a look at screenshots from euphoria dates: - [December 17th, 2017](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20171217/) - [December 16th, 2018](https://coinmarketcap.com/historical/20181216/) Eth down 90%. BCH down 95%. IOTA -92%, LTC -94%, DASH -95%, over and over and over, anything you looked was dead. Of course, that was the best buying periods too. The only ETH I bought was early 2019 (I thought it was too expensive in 2017) - I finished off my Vechain node then, ADA was $0.03, DOGE was 1/5th of a cent, so on and so forth. All that became big money in 2021. But look at those numbers and see what people are complaining about these days - Their alt goes down 20%, so what. That's a normal day in Crypto.

Graineon

A cryptocurrency that is: 1. Properly decentralised/secure and based on a proof of work algorithm 2. Scalable to VISA-level throughput 3. Have near-instant *real* confirmations (unlike BCH for example, which relies on 0-conf and has no RBF) 4. Supports smart contracts Any cryptocurrency that satifies these will usurp Eth and other PoS. There's only one that I know of currently but maybe there are more.

coinsRus-2021

4 years - how bout you and your 32 day old account that loves BCH? You listening to that sub say “o they hate us”?

Qwahzi

ATH doesn't matter to most people, they only care about future/relative growth (i.e. from their entry point) I used to be a Bitcoin maximalist, so I actually didn't like LTC, BCH, or ICP. Even after I stopped being a Bitcoin maximalist, I didn't think that the incremental "improvements" of coins like LTC or BCH would be enough of an advantage to outweigh switching costs. Disruption typically only comes from alternatives that are orders of magnitudes better in most ways Nano is different though: - It's not fast, it's the fastest - It's not cheap, it's the cheapest - It's not non-inflationary, it's one of the only fully distributed fixed supply cryptocurrencies - It's not just decentralized, it's more decentralized than Bitcoin Have you tried it? If not, I'll send you some for free so you can at least play with it

roctac

BCH for the win!!!🚀🚀🚀🌝🌝🌝 Charts look good.

Rent_South

Oh yeah, I guess you liked LTC, BCH and ICP as well. Just hodl BTC if you've been here since that long. I'm not surprised to get down voted in the shitcoin sub. " Look guysss it's alt season !!!" meanwhile BTC is at 103kUSDD while these other alt coins are far from their ATHs, or like XNO need about 2000% to reach their ATH, not counting inflation. Yes that makes sense ! /s

quetzalfromthehood

BCH and SUI blowing up ! Holy shhhh

PotentialAny1869

BCH... I know, unpopular opinion, but I think this is the bottom and it's only going up from here.

lovebitcoin

You said exactly what I wanted to say. By the way, what’s your view on BCH future prospects?

ChrisPBacon009

BCH for the sole reason ‘mainstream’/ ordinary people can no longer afford BTC so they’ll switch to ‘the next best thing’.

I_PING_8-8-8-8

XMR and BCH are the ones I use, not to make money with, but to be free in my transacting.

jawni

😬 that's basically what this guy predicted, hopefully not a top for everything... >Now that we're durably into new BTC highs, I'm going to make a series of my own personal top signals in a bit, but want to share one early: Look at retail bags that don't really get a crypto-native "i'm buying this because I know retail will bid it" early pump. Quick 🧵 on one: >A great example is Quant (QNT) Retail fucking *loves* this bag, but it's one of those esoteric retail-only bags that crypto OG/insiders don't have as part of their "I don't believe in this long term, but I'm gonna buy a bag because I know retail will buy it later" front run plays >There's not an exact science to this, but you can use several of these coins as a "canary in a coalmine" warning signals, and look for overlap/confluence. Doesn't need to hit new highs - once QNT is at a 40-50% mean reversion to last cycle, alarm bells should be going off >Like I circles in the above screenshot, think like **180-200** dollars. Once you see quant near or in that area (let alone above it), and other retail cult coins (ADA, etc), let alone absolute garbage like BSV/BCH is up at 40-50% its prev USD highs, be *extremely cautious* https://x.com/cryptoklotz/status/1855645040497815663 current price of QNT is $150 :/

LovelyDayHere

> Your post has been removed because there are already 13 posts about BTC in the top 50. Looks like the post was removed in error. It is not about BTC, but about a new stablecoin on BCH - a separate blockchain.

DangerHighVoltage111

It's not my fault your bot is too stupid to differentiate between BTC and BCH.