“BitCoin Cash” is here. BCC is just another alt-coin in a crowded field of other alt-coins. It seems like 50 alt-coins pop up every day… so many that websites that dedicate their existence to indexing thousands of them have stopped caring about new ones.
Here are a few reasons why BCC, this ill-planned and weak protest, might not ever survive.
- There are no real transactions, hours into its existence.
- There are no “core” wallets maintaining the blockchain.
- Major search engines don’t seem to point to reputable info.
- They couldn’t even get a unique suggested symbol. “BCC” was already taken by more than one coin. Bitconnect (BCC), trades at a reputable $56.28, and Bitcoin Core (BCC) is a recognized chain split on the CryptoCompare WebSite. Google searches for BCC don’t even put “Bitcoin Cash” as a top search result.
- BCC Won’t be recognized at any retailer, ATM machine, exchange, or bitcoin-backed debt cards without potentially years of development and evangelism.
- The bulk of the interest in BCC is from people who want to dump their free money off the side-chain, presumably into BTC on the main chain.
Honestly, this feels a bit like watching a soap opera – new cryptos pop up, drama ensues, rinse and repeat. But BCC does seem a tad doomed from the start, don’t ya think? Anyone out there actually optimistic about its future or is it just me feeling the skepticism vibes heavy here? And hey, does anyone actually use BCC for anything legit?
LOL, cryptocurrency soap opera is spot on! I’m pretty skeptical too. Feels more like quick cash grab than a long-term plan. Legit use? Doubt it. Who’d trust it?
Doom and gloom much? Let’s not discount BCC’s potential entirely! Ever heard of a comeback story?
A comeback? Sure, but from day one? Tall order!
Comebacks are great and all, but with crypto, you’ve gotta have a solid foundation. Missing wallets, no transactions, and search engine obscurity aren’t exactly what you’d call ‘comeback’ material. Where do you see BCC’s strengths that could fuel such a turnaround?