It seems the ongoing debacle between BCH and BTC supporters isn’t over. Discussions continue to take place at every possible turn. A new debate on Twitter questions the Bitcoin Cash whitepaper altogether. Whalepanda is certainly making some interesting points, although they are not necessarily factually correct.
Whalepanda has been on an interesting crusade against Bitcoin Cash. There are a lot of people who dislike this altcoin for various reasons. There is also a lot of misinformation being distributed regarding BCH. Some of the campaigns by BCH supporters claim Bitcoin Cash is the only real Bitcoin. While that is clearly not the case, some sources want people to think otherwise. As such, it is only normal some users start to question this entire project.
Whalepanda Continues to Poke the Hornet’s Nest
The current BCH Wikipedia entry is a topic of debate for Whalepanda. He claims the BCH team copied the Bitcoin page and made some minor changes. That is certainly possible, as it would make a lot of sense to not start from scratch altogether. While one could question the approach in this regard, it is not illegal to do so by any means. A lot of people are contributing to this wiki, and will continue to do so for some time to come.
While this discussion serves no real purpose, it shows the ongoing “issues” in cryptocurrency. Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash are nothing alike, which is a good thing. Different currencies need to take very different approaches altogether. Even so, some BCH fans clearly want their currency to be known as Bitcoin. The BTC community wants nothing to do with that activity, thus debates will continue to happen quite regularly.
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— WhalePanda (@WhalePanda) May 7, 2018
Additionally, Whalepanda makes an interesting remark regarding Bitcoin Cash supporters. UKCryptocurrency claims thousands of people make up the BHC ecosystem. Whalepanda thinks this is quite funny, as he thinks a few hundred people are involved. It has become apparent BCH has a growing and loyal following. So far, it seems there are well over a thousand people effectively supporting this altcoin. It is another pointless debate, but that is to be expected at this stage.
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