Absolutely not. Only early adopters will enjoy the privilege of owning all forks. Nation states will fork too. Give it time.
-
-
I have BTC, BCH, and everything else on bitcoin, in my addresses. How is that not a power position to be in with your asset? That's Class A Share status. Why would I dilute my position?pic.twitter.com/YcqjEJtKFs
-
Because maybe you are not clueless so you know that you should allocate your wealth in bitcoin, not in scamcoins.
-
I am advocating not splitting your coin. I dont tell ppl to buy bitcoin scam forks. If you've already split your coin, and have no desire to have unsplit addresses, this initial thread may not apply to you.
End of conversation
New conversation -
-
-
You can claim many airdropped scamcoins w/ your Bitcoin UTXOset (Byteball, Lumen, BGold, BUnited, BPrivate, BitDiamond, ecc.), not just BCash. Also, buying non-airdropped scamcoins w/ your bitcoins is financially equivalent to not selling your airdropped scamcoins for bitcoins.
-
Yeah but I never bought any scam coins. I definitely don't advise buying non "Airdropped" coins. I'm just saying investors should be mindful of the splitting capacity of their bitcoin assets, and theorize accordingly. Address space could be more valued as Bitcoin fleshes out.
-
So, the advice would be: "when you decide to claim or not current scamcoin airdrops, to dump the scamcoins, be mindful of possible future airdrops, which could make the trade today suboptimal". Legit (?), but "hodl the tree, not the branch" is a very bad way to phrase it.
-
No, The advice would be to hodl and only engage blockchains and addresses you trust. Not about maximizing trade potential for all forks. It's up to the individual to engage forks. I advise not engaging them, yet at least.
End of conversation
New conversation -
Loading seems to be taking a while.
Twitter may be over capacity or experiencing a momentary hiccup. Try again or visit Twitter Status for more information.