Quote from: JayJuanGee on August 03, 2017, 06:15:41 AM

Label me as NUTs, or a friken skeptic; but for some reason I find none of those Bcash wallets as quasi-trustworthy, except for Trezor and Ledger. Yet Trezor proclaims that they have been compromised by some bad actor, possibly, and no longer providing the Bcash wallets - until some future undetermined date, and Ledger hardware does not seem to be shipping until September 4 - or after that date (a long time in bitcoin landia)

No. Your stance is completely healthy and justified. All of their wallets are largely untested, which is one of the reasons for which I haven't even attempted to move BCH.

Quote from: LongAndShort on August 03, 2017, 08:43:27 AM

Everyone with currency on btc chain now has increased their networth? Great, not at all like the banking system we currently have.

You can fork BTC with the existing balances an *infinite* numbers of times. It doesn't mean that those forks would be worth anything. BCH only has value as it can't really be deposited/sold yet.

Quote from: Victory33 on August 03, 2017, 09:50:01 AM

Even with as little as 10% value of BTC (currently much more, 20%+), Bitcoin Cash makes the Bitcoin itself stronger, it brings more value.

Which is quite untrue. It does not make Bitcoin stronger, nor bring more value. Bitcoin Cash is another type of attack on the network.