Quote from: gentlemand on December 27, 2017, 02:24:23 PM

Quote from: krogothmanhattan on December 26, 2017, 03:53:55 PM

Quote from: wheelz1200 on December 26, 2017, 03:26:49 PM

We are at a crossroads with cas coins, I might not be buying anymore because I can't reasonably pay for the value of those forked coins. Cry

Agree...these are tough time for buyers and sellers alike trying to determine a fair price for these coins as many expect the forked coins to be included and many do not

If someone wants the coin then I don't see why the seller should subsidise the sale to compensate for the buyer's feelings. Are they all going to be reduced to the status of the Casascius equivalent of kitten strangling to get the right price? Guilt tripping doesn't make for a very healthy or functional market.

Maybe, and ideally, the shitforks will dwindle to nowt in the future but again that's the buyer's problem, not the seller's.

I don't think it's the buyers feelings you are missing my point I think. What if bcash spikes to .6btc one day so now peel value on the coin might be 1.7btc for "that day", I believe it will drop, so why would I pay the inflated value of the coin. When it was just bitcoin on there it was easy to calculate....their are going to be a zillion forks on there at some point and I don't want to have to see how much those knockoff coins are worth to buy a cas coin. It has nothing to do with my or the buyers feelings at all....I don't want bcash physicals and I don't see casascius coins as bcash physical it just happened that way.

With that being said, I said it was completely understandable the seller won't sell for under peel at the time of the sale doesn't make sense for them. The reason why I said I probably won't be buying anymore unfortunately...