Can someone who understands blockchain shit explain to me how BCC doesn't introduce double-spend possibilities?
If it's just forking the ledger, what's to stop me from doing a transaction on the old chain, and then spending that same cash on the new 1?
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They will be separate currencies and their values will represent what people expect to win. BCC $300, BTC $2.7k. Should diverge more w/ time
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That doesn't answer my question though. What stops me from doing a transaction with the same cash on both chains?
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Give it a go, see what happens.
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...Can't tell if sarcasm or not.
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Think of it like a stock split, except as if the stock split was putting the theroretical company on to separate exchanges 1/
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In a perfect market, the value of two block chains together should have the same value as the single block chain before the split 2/
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I'd say you can spend your BTC & BCC separately. Thus the previous BTC value will be equal to new BTC + BCC value if nothing else changes.
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