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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Bitcoin Forks => Bitcoin Forum => Bitcoin Cash Forum => Topic started by: KobbyC on March 22, 2018, 07:07:31 PM
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How will you rate bitcoin cash in % ??
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How will you rate bitcoin cash in % ??
Percentage is relative but there wasn't any standard set by you to compare. Comparing it to Bitcoin and ethereum, i will rate it 45% because Bitcoin cash is able to hold unto some range of price for a very long time more especially when the other coins fall almost always
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Will rate it 65%
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Despite the significant acceptance of bitcoins in cash by the crypto community, I would rate this coin no less than 70 percent. This coin still has good characteristics compared to the original bitcoin, and also enjoys a good demand.
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I will personally rate this 4.7 stars positively. BTC cash has got good prices when the market is moving on well. Its doesn't go down very much when the market is declining. The percentage that it drop does not go too far.
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Percentage wise, relatively there wasn't any standard set by you to compare. Comparing it to Bitcoin and ethereum, i will rate it 44% because Bitcoin cash is able to hold unto some range of price for a very long time more especially when the other coins fall almost always.
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Maybe 10%.. its maybe somewhat faster and cheaper for cash transactions, but overall isn't fast enough or cheap enough for real world currency use cases.. and since it doesn't work as a currency either its just a bandaid on a slightly faster and cheaper digital commodity that has in essence the main negatives of bitcoin but more centralized so you lose some of the positives. Please don't hate me, it's still pretty good for pump and dump trading sometimes :D
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I guess 27% is enough. The rate is not reliable to decide which is more better. This can mislead us if we will not carefully observe the comparison. Maybe both are the same or just a little bit difference.
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How will you rate bitcoin cash in % ??
I rate bitcoin cash at 85% Several reasons for that, adaptation was quick, it wasn't long before many dice sites started accepting it, as well as other sources. People took it seriously because it is a bitcoin spawn, and bitcoin is really popular. My local exchange that I use still don't have dogecoins, but they added bitcoin cash right away.
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Bitcoin Cash (BCC)/BCH is a hard forked version of the original Bitcoin. It is similar to bitcoin with regards to its protocol; Proof of Work SHA-256 hashing, 21,000,000 supply, same block times and reward system. However, two main differences are the block size limits, as of August 2017 Bitcoin has a 1MB block size limit whereas (BCC)/BCH proposes 8MB blocks. Also, (BCC)/BCH will adjust the difficulty every 6 blocks as opposed to 2016 blocks as with Bitcoin.
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hmmm, I think bitcoincash is a few percent under bitcoin, the comparison is pretty good, 90% is far between prices