I don't believe, I know for a fact. Most early Bitcoin investors still hold Bitcoin Cash and never sold. And this is the majority of Bitcoin holders. Even the s

I don't believe, I know for a fact. Most early Bitcoin investors still hold Bitcoin Cash and never sold. And this is the majority of Bitcoin holders. Even the so called "BTC maximalists" still hold the bitcoin cash forks. If you're curious, go ask some of the "famous" BTC maximalists who are aggressively active on Twitter. Also, if you got in last year, you're a small fish and doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things, because in the end, it's the older investors who will move the needle. Right now they're just sitting this one out because nobody knows what will happen. But they will start moving their funds once it becomes apparent which one will have the future and which one won't. And when that happens, a "relative hyperbitconization" will happen, shrinking the other chain to irrelevance almost overnight. I'm not trying to say which chain it will be (again, i hold same amount of both so I win either way), I'm just saying, if you hold any type of Bitcoin and want to benefit from this scenario, it's best to do your own research and understand where both parties are coming from, instead of just following the mainstream narrative like a sheep.