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MarqueeSeries 10/23/17 8:22:40 PM #1:	What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin? --- ..) .)-Steam ID: itsjacobyo \| http://i.imgur.com/FoV5u.gif (. (. . 3DS Friend Code: 2638-0221-6937 <cite>MarqueeSeries posted [p:889008294] in Question f... [t:75912401]...</cite> <quote>What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
clearaflagrantj 10/23/17 8:30:43 PM #2:	MarqueeSeries posted... What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin? There are two forks. Bitcoin Gold which is a split creating a new coin. BTG is trash and will be worth nothing. The second fork is a code "upgrade" that may or may not go through depending on node signaling. Nobody knows if the second version (B2X) will be considered the new "BTC" or not. <cite>clearaflagrantj posted [p:889008793] in Question f... [t:75912401]...</cite> <quote><cite>MarqueeSeries posted...</cite> <quote>What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin?</quote> There are two forks. Bitcoin Gold which is a split creating a new coin. BTG is trash and will be worth nothing. The second fork is a code "upgrade" that may or may not go through depending on node signaling. Nobody knows if the second version (B2X) will be considered the new "BTC" or not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MarqueeSeries 10/23/17 10:20:45 PM #3:	clearaflagrantj posted... MarqueeSeries posted... What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin? There are two forks. Bitcoin Gold which is a split creating a new coin. BTG is trash and will be worth nothing. The second fork is a code "upgrade" that may or may not go through depending on node signaling. Nobody knows if the second version (B2X) will be considered the new "BTC" or not. So is it worth waiting for the dust to settle on B2X before going in, or would I be gimping myself by not buying in now? --- ..) .)-Steam ID: itsjacobyo \| http://i.imgur.com/FoV5u.gif (. (. . 3DS Friend Code: 2638-0221-6937 <cite>MarqueeSeries posted [p:889016281] in Question f... [t:75912401]...</cite> <quote><cite>clearaflagrantj posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MarqueeSeries posted...</cite> <quote>What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin?</quote> There are two forks. Bitcoin Gold which is a split creating a new coin. BTG is trash and will be worth nothing. The second fork is a code "upgrade" that may or may not go through depending on node signaling. Nobody knows if the second version (B2X) will be considered the new "BTC" or not.</quote> So is it worth waiting for the dust to settle on B2X before going in, or would I be gimping myself by not buying in now?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ChromaticAngel 10/23/17 10:25:31 PM #4:	MarqueeSeries posted... clearaflagrantj posted... MarqueeSeries posted... What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin? There are two forks. Bitcoin Gold which is a split creating a new coin. BTG is trash and will be worth nothing. The second fork is a code "upgrade" that may or may not go through depending on node signaling. Nobody knows if the second version (B2X) will be considered the new "BTC" or not. So is it worth waiting for the dust to settle on B2X before going in, or would I be gimping myself by not buying in now? If you buy now you'll end up with both (which is good). As already said, BTG won't be worth anything, at least not initially, but it might be worth something later. And even if it isn't, you will be able to trade it for another crypto that has more potential. --- https://puu.sh/tcLsT/24f4611235.png <cite>ChromaticAngel posted [p:889016585] in Question f... [t:75912401]...</cite> <quote><cite>MarqueeSeries posted...</cite> <quote><cite>clearaflagrantj posted...</cite> <quote><cite>MarqueeSeries posted...</cite> <quote>What's up with this hard fork coming up in November? From what I understand, after that, there's gonna be Bitcoin, and a new alternative form of currency, which you receive equal value of. I see some debate about which is going to be the "true" bitcoin after that. Is there anything to be concerned about regarding this, or is it safe to assume everyone is going to stick with Bitcoin and disregard the new alt coin?</quote> There are two forks. Bitcoin Gold which is a split creating a new coin. BTG is trash and will be worth nothing. The second fork is a code "upgrade" that may or may not go through depending on node signaling. Nobody knows if the second version (B2X) will be considered the new "BTC" or not.</quote> So is it worth waiting for the dust to settle on B2X before going in, or would I be gimping myself by not buying in now?</quote> If you buy now you'll end up with both (which is good). As already said, BTG won't be worth anything, at least not initially, but it might be worth something later. And even if it isn't, you will be able to trade it for another crypto that has more potential.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
clearaflagrantj 10/23/17 10:53:42 PM #5:	ChromaticAngel posted... If you buy now you'll end up with both (which is good). As already said, BTG won't be worth anything, at least not initially, but it might be worth something later. And even if it isn't, you will be able to trade it for another crypto that has more potential. I think the BTG snapshot already happened <cite>clearaflagrantj posted [p:889018470] in Question f... [t:75912401]...</cite> <quote><cite>ChromaticAngel posted...</cite> <quote> If you buy now you'll end up with both (which is good). As already said, BTG won't be worth anything, at least not initially, but it might be worth something later. And even if it isn't, you will be able to trade it for another crypto that has more potential.</quote> I think the BTG snapshot already happened</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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