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Cash [BCH], the [] hardfork was touted to be the revelation of the crypto-world and a redefinition of itself, but 18 months later, it has fallen in the ranks. Cobra, a pseudonym for the infamous co-founder of .org and bitcoin [BTC]talk.org has stated that BCH is worthless.
In a tweet posted on January 18, Cobra stated that Cash is not just dying, but it is dead and due to a lack of vision and purpose, the coin’s value will drop to $0 in a matter of years.
His tweet stated:
“ Cash is dead. Needs new leadership and direction/purpose otherwise it’ll be worth $0 in a few years.”
When asked in the comments about the prospects of “leadership,” which can also be equated to the centrality of control for the , an antithetical concept to the whole purpose of , Cobra responded:
“Yeah, but Cash isn’t . can survive with no leaders, but Cash is different and needs to be shown the way.”
Another comment by Ryan_Pafumi read:
“It was always worthless, just like all the forks have turned out to be. Now it just needs to be put down.”
Some users stated that their skepticism regarding BCH began after the November 2018 hardfork which gave rise to the tenth ranked crypto on the market, SV [BSV] backed by nChain’s Craig Wright and Calvin Ayre.
Another tweet, citing the November hardfork read:
“Foresight – Sold Cash 2 weeks after fork knowing it would go to 0.”
Undoubtedly, the biggest proponent of Cash is Roger Ver, the CEO of .com, who is not subtle with his praise of the hardfork. Ver also backed Cash’s hardfork, Cash ABC, which has been riding a bearish wave since its emergence.
Earlier this week, Ver stated, via a tweet that Cash in 2019 is what was originally meant to be when it was launched. In the same tweet, he included the original whitepaper and highlighted the “Peer-to-peer electronic cash system” that introduced, which he believes BCH currently touts.
Cobra replied to Roger Ver’s above tweet, stating:
“Notice how the whitepaper points to .ORG and not to the fake .COM which Satoshi said has “nothing to do” with ? YOU are the one fooling people!”
Lastly, opponents of BCH are also annoyed with Ver over his domain .com and their relentless BCH narrative. In the light of this, John Carvalho, the man behind Error Log challenged Roger Ver to a ‘fight’ for the rights to .com.
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Published at Sun, 20 Jan 2019 10:11:38 +0000
