So you should buy Eth over BCH, proportionally.
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Replying to @giacomozucco @ChristofferDG and
Nah, because ETH is rooted in the Ethereum genesis. Not a fan of serial processing and false promises. I just want to give my kids the value of my address space and coin, not just the latter abstracted (&even guaranteed) on another layer.
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Replying to @FluidFluxation @ChristofferDG and
This doesn't make any sense. If you are clueless & you want to follow the market distribution w/o taking a stance, allocate more in ETH than in BCH. If you know something, avoid scamcoins entirely and focus on Bitcoin. Your advice is a completely random allocation.
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Replying to @giacomozucco @ChristofferDG and
Idk how you are drawing that conclusion. I am all in on bitcoin. So all in, I want my coin to be as close to value as unmoved 2010 coin. How does ETH fit into this? Where am I following market without stance? I stance hold bitcoin, let market determine viability of forks.
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Replying to @FluidFluxation @ChristofferDG and
You are suggesting to allocate part of your wealth in Bcash. So you are clearly not all in Bitcoin. You are claiming some kind of "uncertainty about the future" in order to justify your Bcash altcoin investment. Why Bcash & not Ripple, Ethereum, Bitconnect?
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Replying to @giacomozucco @ChristofferDG and
Because I don't have branches of Ripple, Ethereum, or Bitconnect in my UTXO?
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Replying to @FluidFluxation @ChristofferDG and
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.
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Replying to @giacomozucco @ChristofferDG and
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.
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Replying to @FluidFluxation @ChristofferDG and
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.
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Replying to @giacomozucco @FluidFluxation and
But with that logic you also have to take into account the alternative cost of not just selling and buying more btc since a majority of forks is presumably happening on the chain with most integrity. So hold the branch misses out to airdrop optimisation. Presumably.
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Why would we assume majority forks occurs with on chain integrity?
Forks can be very nasty!
Hodling misses out on minor seller optimization, selling exposes private key risk to main chain funds.
I will keep hodling my unsplit superposition bitcoin.

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