Bitcoin cash sold but not yet purchased will cause it to skyrocket in value.. at least the ones people have the keys to.. Bitcoin's value is already too high for retail (real market) to control it.. Bitcoin Cash, on the other hand, is distributed much more evenly and the value is too low already for it to crash and stay crashed.
There are a lot of conclusions here, frog, but I wouldn't mind if you dropped some bullet points with some explanations on your conclusions because this is mostly word salad.
If you go to bitcoincash.org, the paragraph under 'The History of Bitcoin Cash' makes the best point, imo. From my experience, 2016-2017 was crazy because so many random people in forums kept spamming the idea that a bunch of stuck transactions for Bitcoin was perfectly okay. The fact that the blockchain statistics showed more Bitcoin Cash being spread around than Bitcoin which was more concentrated, measuring by number of separate wallets with holdings, tells me that more people put faith in the idea of Bitcoin Cash and staying true to the original whitepaper. The dollar value discrepancy between both tells me that old money, which is purely threatened by crypto in general, would rather a crypto they have more control over (Bitcoin.. because they successfully crippled the protocol and removed original developers) to go up in value than the one that was created as a reaction to their move for control.
If you want me to write a research paper on Bitcoin Cash, no thanks.. but I still hold a bunch of different cryptos - including BTC and BCH - and BCH is the one I buy the most and hold the hardest.
Bitcoin cash sold but not yet purchased will cause it to skyrocket in value.. at least the ones people have the keys to.. Bitcoin's value is already too high for retail (real market) to control it.. Bitcoin Cash, on the other hand, is distributed much more evenly and the value is too low already for it to crash and stay crashed.
There are a lot of conclusions here, frog, but I wouldn't mind if you dropped some bullet points with some explanations on your conclusions because this is mostly word salad.
If you go to bitcoincash.org, the paragraph under 'The History of Bitcoin Cash' makes the best point, imo. From my experience, 2016-2017 was crazy because so many random people in forums kept spamming the idea that a bunch of stuck transactions for Bitcoin was perfectly okay. The fact that the blockchain statistics showed more Bitcoin Cash being spread around than Bitcoin which was more concentrated, measuring by number of separate wallets with holdings, tells me that more people put faith in the idea of Bitcoin Cash and staying true to the original whitepaper. The dollar value discrepancy between both tells me that old money, which is purely threatened by crypto in general, would rather a crypto they have more control over (Bitcoin.. because they successfully crippled the protocol and removed original developers) to go up in value than the one that was created as a reaction to their move for control.
If you want me to write a research paper on Bitcoin Cash, no thanks.. but I still hold a bunch of different cryptos - including BTC and BCH - and BCH is the one I buy the most and hold the hardest.