Speaking of bitcoin cash. I saw this posted on twitter a few days ago. 
Image link: https://i.imgur.com/Q639aTC.jpg
Source: https://twitter.com/Ragnarly/status/988535641070751744
(Its a screencap of bitcoin.com which is owned by Roger Ver, the man behind bitcoin cash. Here it falsely claims BCH is the real bitcoin.)
It might be fair to say bitcoin cash is a bit on the shady side.
Bolded: exactly. Many blockchain related proposals are attempts to re-create fiat money and other institutions inside of a heavily centralized paradigm. They may not be in the same category as bitcoin or crypto currencies as they are more similar to traditional banking and methods. Bitcoin is more decentralized and has differing methodologies behind it which are the inverse opposite to the mentality of people who operate things like bitcoin cash. There should be better terminology to describe distinctions made between the two.
I wouldn't mind it if people noticed there are a large number of fake sockpuppet accounts in favor of things like bitcoin cash also.
Image link: https://i.imgur.com/Q639aTC.jpg
Source: https://twitter.com/Ragnarly/status/988535641070751744
(Its a screencap of bitcoin.com which is owned by Roger Ver, the man behind bitcoin cash. Here it falsely claims BCH is the real bitcoin.)
It might be fair to say bitcoin cash is a bit on the shady side.
If BCH is going to become centralized, why not just use a fee-less centralized system with off-chain transactions. https://www.fliptopay.com/ . I noticed this site. Basically you transfer bitcoin to a centralized wallet. From there you have virtual bitcoin and can convert to USD or Euros. There you can use the currency at any android pay store. Note this is not fee-less, but it easily could have been. blockchain.info wallet is basically off-chain. All transactions on these type of sites, between its users and stores, are off-chain, and take zero space or fees on the chain. Yet they work instantaneously.
Bolded: exactly. Many blockchain related proposals are attempts to re-create fiat money and other institutions inside of a heavily centralized paradigm. They may not be in the same category as bitcoin or crypto currencies as they are more similar to traditional banking and methods. Bitcoin is more decentralized and has differing methodologies behind it which are the inverse opposite to the mentality of people who operate things like bitcoin cash. There should be better terminology to describe distinctions made between the two.
I wouldn't mind it if people noticed there are a large number of fake sockpuppet accounts in favor of things like bitcoin cash also.