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Quote from: ahmia39 on September 07, 2017, 07:50:42 PM

It's very difficult for ETC to stand on even just for $50. Probably i think, middle 2018 there will be a change. As yet few online services or gambling sites that use ETC. ETC enthusiasts are less crowded, still less competitive with newly emerging altcoins.

All this can change overnight, and fact that this is original not copy is something that we must present in every talk about ETC and ETH. This one should be 10x upper instead of ETH.
I think that some things will be changed in 2018, and one of the first will be returning to basic principles of crypto currencies- decentralization.

Quote from: Aura on September 24, 2017, 12:05:23 PM

It has some potential, but it's not widely implemented.
If it will get implemented more, ETC's price will rise.

It is better and cheaper than ETH at least, and represent real decentralized solution and as such is perfect starting point.

Quote from: PranDoW on September 24, 2017, 12:14:47 PM

At least not soon. We will see a lot changes in the market, before classic will rise till 100$. To be honest I don`t see much sense in the ETC.

Actually there is more sense in ETC than in ETH existence, anyway there are many people who will hold this for a long time including me.

I think this is something that is forgotten by some, ETC is the real Ethereum, and the reason those two were separated was the issue with the DAO, as a matter of principle I do not like the idea of backtracking transactions and that was what ETH did, so I have no doubts that even if ETH is trading at an higher price, at some point people are going to turn their backs on it and go for ETC, but that may take a while.

However, a certain amount of the ECT is controlled by a hacker. So if he sells, the price could be lower.

Yeah he holds a certain amount of etc, but he cant sell/trade them anywhere.
Each ether is traceable and if the hacker tries to sell one of those tokens they will get flagged