Bitcoin Cash seemingly the always forgotten lesser of two brothers that always wears green that people forget and often don't appreciate. You know who I am thinking of, right?
What's the difference between these two? Well when the split happened Bitcoin (Segwit) was considered more legitimate (by the majority of owners of Bitcoin) than Bitconi Cash. Possibly because the exchanges, the merchants accepted the Segwit version rather than the Cash version and the original github account was doing the Segwit verison. It's a matter of branding. Really can Mario BTC do things Luigi BCH can't? Apart from spending time with the princess, I mean.
What if fund managers and wealthy people who cannot yet put institutional money into BCH are now front-running their own companies and buying up alts? Could #Hive or #proofofbrain be next?
Some tend to have strong emotions about this currency. The split among us bitcoin users a couple of years ago now left us with two kinds of "block-heads" there were "smallblockians" (BTC side) and "bigblockians" (BCH side). Probably the silent majority is one that uses both. One is for storing and leaving for years and years and usable for for fewer and fewer small ticket items, and the other is for micro-payments but it has not been great in terms of its dollar price. This bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, can carry more transactions and assure reliability. And reliability is what princesses blockchain users really appreciate.
We just had a recent pull-back in Doge on Ionomy. Do you think we will see something similar in altcoins?
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I love BCH! Been in the /r/btc community for awhile.