Quote from: FreakyBiggles on January 02, 2018, 11:05:18 PM

Quote from: Tough_Guy on January 01, 2018, 09:45:27 PM

Oh man, I can't wait for this! Wink

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What is going to happen to ZCL after the hard fork?
It will still exist, though we are unsure how its development will continue as of right now.

Need to address this quick please. Im sure others are dying to see whats going to happen to ZCL

Also, can you guys stop saying "check this and that on site X or B" and just link the guide? A lot of confusion lately regarding ZCL and BTCP reddit.

I've been a collector of various coin for a long while. I was collecting ZCash until ZClassic was founded and switched to it just on the basis that the founders reward was removed. I believe all developers should be rewarded for the work and effort however I also felt 20% for four years was a tad steep.

ZCash and ZClassic are at essence the same. ZCash only jumped big when JP Morgan Chase chose to use/get behind it and work with the ZCash team in May. (Bankers)

Smart miners and investors stuck with ZClassic to accumulate the undervalued asset - believing in the future potential. These are smart people. IMHO there is no reason ZCL shouldn't already be valued on par with ZEC - especially with the elimination of the 20% fee/tax to the hardworking loyal miners. Fast profits are not the only reason to mine a coin. It's actually the easiest/cheapest way to accumulate an undervalued asset.

As far as the future for ZCL? Not worried about it really. It is pretty much offers everything ZEC does without being tainted by steep founders tax and banker influence.

ZCL ~ $89.01
ZEC ~ $581.59

The benefit to having the founders tax is that it supports a full-time dev team, marketing, support staff, etc.

With a founders tax they can be more aggressive with the roadmap and how frequently new features are released.

Community coins sound great in theory, but it's all too common for the part-time dev team to lose interest and there is no progress.