There's so many hardforks that came after BCH that I just don't really see it as a longterm thing. It might still be around in a few years, used by some, but just not in the volume that is required. It might still pump every bullmarket, probably less so than Bitcoin, with temporary exceptions.
I don't believe CW is satoshi, but there's a lot of people that do, and BSV just got a much fiercer fanbase, it's probably going to overtake BCH at one point.
I don't believe CW is satoshi, but there's a lot of people that do, and BSV just got a much fiercer fanbase, it's probably going to overtake BCH at one point.
You've said it yourself. With so many forks, BCH will only lose its "substance" over time. It's already experiencing decreased interest/demand from traders and investors alike. People nowadays are focused on NFTs and smart contract platforms, so the future of BCH looks bleak as a single-purpose blockchain network. Increasing the block size is not enough to attract the masses into it. The project needs a little "pizzazz" for it to rise towards new heights. Knowing that the hash wars of 2018 impacted BCH's mainstream adoption, it's probable the cryptocurrency will fade into oblivion in the not-so-distant future. I wouldn't worry about BCH since it's all about the original Bitcoin (BTC) these days. Just my opinion
