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Originally Posted by Jel
Hmm, not how I understand it. Here's what trezor sent me:
"As this is a chain-split, Bitcoin Cash will share its entire transaction history with Bitcoin up until the point of the split, with the history diverging after the split. This means that for whatever amount of bitcoins you had before the split, you will end up having that same amount of Bitcoin Cash."
full article: https://blog.trezor.io/bitcoin-cash-...e-abbe3e9c553f |
So what would you do if someone came up to you and said, "I have this fake dollar here, I'll trade you this for your real dollar. I promise my fake dollar will be equal to your real dollar forever" Not even getting into the fact he's printing many more of his fake dollars than there are real dollars in circulation. Besides that, what is BCC offering you that other coins are not? A chance to exchange your BC 1:1? Are these people not aware rarity creates value? What happens when the federal reserve prints more dollars?