Quote from: cashodler on August 03, 2017, 04:26:45 PM

Seriously, I've been following everything related to bitcoin and its forks for quite a long time. When it comes to specification of Bitcoin Cash, it seems like the future of Bitcoin to me, no dangerous Segwit, thus more secure, no centralization like with Bitcoin Core, adjustable blocksize cap, less fees. The most dangerous thing about the current bitcoin is the segwit that might hurt the currency really hard and also November hard fork that might not even happen. It's backed by Chinese miners that can push it anytime and they won't let it crash. Bitcoin Core devs have basically diverged from Satoshi's description of the Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash and are pushing it in the way it wasn't intended.

I'm even playing with an idea just to change all BTC to BCC when it hits low, because I see the future in Bitcoin Cash, because in my opinion it's technically better and the current Bitcoin won't be able to become a mainstream currency anytime soon, but everything is mostly solved already in Bitcoin Cash.

To be clear, I've invested in Bitcoin in the past and been holding BTC and BCC in 1:1 ratio since the fork and never even thought about selling BCC. It was really laughable how everyone was saying that they had been going to sell it at the earliest opportunity. It seems more like people here are AFRAID of Bitcoin Cash SUCCESS for some reason. And remember the ideology BS between developers of Bitcoin Core and people standing behind Bitcoin Cash.

I'd like to hear others' opinion on this matter, why do you think that currency X wins or what could possibly happen in the future?

Many people (some good, some bad) have invested too much emotional capital in supporting the line fed to them by Blockstream. Even when confronted with facts it will be hard for them to accept they were wrong and used all this time.

Egos aside, that first 4.7Mb BCC block was a thing of beauty. Even crippled as it was, that network managed to process all waiting transactions in one fell swoop. Woooosh :-)