Quote from: gishab56 on August 02, 2017, 02:38:24 PM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on August 02, 2017, 02:08:14 PM

Quote from: hardforkcoin on August 02, 2017, 01:19:38 PM

Quote from: alani123 on August 02, 2017, 12:18:07 PM

The fork did occur but many miners abandoned BCash coin right after it split from the main chain. The exit of the miners results to extremely delayed block creation due to the pre-calcuated difficulty and as a result no transactions with BCash can go through. Overall it fails as a currency, but does decently well on exchanges in spite of the inability to deposit.

Once the difficulty goes down more miners would go back if there is a profit incentive.

Nobody can really say it is failed until a few months from now. There is still a chance it will succeed as an alt coin.

If the difficulty drops by 20 times and bcc is worth 1/5th of btc, then miners will to to bcc. They will just switch between coins imo

How the does the difficulty go down if there aren't miners to create blocks?

My prediction is that there will be people going to pay a bounty to have blocks mined. This is so they can get their money into exchanges.

It's is kind of like having gold, but its stranded in a country without transportation!

Miners are not everything. Miners wanna take profit. Mining of BCC hasn't any profit at this time.
They are waiting for price going up or difficulty going down. If difficulty wouldn't go down the price will go up at short time.

Actually, if you're trying to grow a POW, SHA 256 Cryptocurrency....then yes, miners ARE everything.