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> That's 23% the customers are loosing out on instantly. That's not even remotely true. Right now there are zero exchanges that support depositing BCH. The onl
by Alex3917 9y ago
> That's 23% the customers are loosing out on instantly.
That's not even remotely true. Right now there are zero exchanges that support depositing BCH. The only BCH that are trading are the ones that were created by the exchanges.
So unless you're arguing that Coinbase should be liable for not creating an exchange for BCH then the argument that anyone has lost out on money has zero merit. Even if Coinbase had already given everyone BCH, no one would have been able to sell on any exchange.
- lawn 9y agoAs I said, that's measured using coinmarketcap and of course the exact value is only speculation. But it's currently far from negligible. > So unless you're arguing that Coinbase should be liable for not creating an exchange for BCH then the argument that anyone has lost out on money has zero merit. That's only with the assumption that no exchanges will ever allow BCH deposits, that you cannot sell them OTC nor buy things with it.
- placeybordeaux 9y agoNot to mention 80% of the hash power seems to be controlled by one entity. They could roll back tx arbitrarily.