‘I Actually Sold All My Bitcoin’: Explaining Monday’s Surge In Bitcoin Cash

Last week, amid the media frenzy that accompanied the launch of Bitcoin futures on the Cboe, Roger V

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5 thoughts on “‘I Actually Sold All My Bitcoin’: Explaining Monday’s Surge In Bitcoin Cash

  1. maybe one of you guys will actually do some research before posting your articles. Roger has not been called bitcoin Jesus for a long time now. What he is most often called these days is ‘Bitcoin Judas’, criminal, scam artist….

  2. The real question is what happens when Lightning networks go live in 2018. BCH benefits the large miners and centralizes power but degrades the talent pool developing it. I don’t think BCH is going anywhere for a while but I rank it as less trustworthy. BTC and LTC are likely to continue their synergistic development and given their development community I hold them in higher regard. If I wanted centralized blockchain I would look at Ripple, but of course I wouldn’t buy any Ripple as there is absolutely no reason to ever own any for that blockchain to function.

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