Take bcash (ABC) for example:
It relies on bitcoin.com (Roger Ver) and bitmain's (Jihan Wu) support. It has nothing else. Without these companies bcash (ABC) is no more.
Same goes for bcash(SV). Without Calvin&Wright, it won't exist.
It relies on bitcoin.com (Roger Ver) and bitmain's (Jihan Wu) support. It has nothing else. Without these companies bcash (ABC) is no more.
Same goes for bcash(SV). Without Calvin&Wright, it won't exist.
The funny thing about these assholes is that they shot themselves in the foot by splitting, because where you had one party doing something relatively 'unique' (i.e. on-chain scaling with barely any limits), there are now two chains doing the exact same thing. From hash war we'll be moving over to a block size war. The first to upgrade to 1GB blocks wins.
The prices that came down badly made people literally hate them. This is reverse marketing, lol. I'm waiting for nChain and CoinGeek to split. Bitcoin Geek, does that sound right?
