https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/1ibxgiu/repayment_table_has_been_updated_i_chose_cash/

$430 per BCH: https://www.reddit.com/r/mtgoxinsolvency/comments/1ibxgiu/comment/m9n9d3e/

Maybe the halving can kick in now?

Litecoin https://www.nyse.com/publicdocs/nyse/markets/nyse-arca/rule-filings/filings/2025/SR-NYSEArca-2025-05.pdf

Solana https://www.nyse.com/publicdocs/nyse/markets/nyse-arca/rule-filings/filings/2025/SR-NYSEArca-2025-06.pdf

https://www.nyse.com/regulation/rule-filings

Hey,

I read today that if you had Bitcoin in 2017 when Bitcoin Cash launched, you would get the amount of Bitcoin you had back then as Bitcoin Cash for free. Can somebody help me with the process of claiming them?

I have a multi signature Electrum wallet with 2fa enabled and I would like to import it into Electron Cash, but no option seems to work. I tried to just use my seed in every dialog, but it didn't work at all. I also exported my private keys, but when trying to import them again I'm faced with a greyed out next button.

It's my understanding that premiums are set by the person creating the contract?

looking at the premium tracker, I would expect that if shorts were paying high premiums, then longs would be receiving premiums, but right now it appears that both sides are paying high premiums. What's the cause of this? Is it just a severe lack of liquidity overall? It feels like the system isn't quite functioning as intended, but I also don't claim to have a great grasp on it.

Due to market volatility in the past couple of weeks, the BCHD campaign for 2025 upgrade was took down and relaunched. The text is the same expect for some addition in the "Scope And More Details" section. Campaign link: https://bchd_flipstarter.opreturn.me/en

OPReturn also put together a more detailed blog post that shares some history and explains what they’ve been doing and why. You can read it here: https://opreturnme.wordpress.com/2025/01/22/the-bchd-story-from-fork-to-revival/

Unfortunately, the campaign was not funded, but despite this, we will continue with this great project called “CriptoCatia Podcast” as I made clear in the campaign itself, before showing you the context of what it was about, we were already convinced to continue regardless of whether the result was positive, obviously it will be more complicated to start but do not worry because the first episodes will be available very soon and I know that you will like the final result.

For all those who committed to the campaign, here I will leave the address in case you want to continue supporting us.

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I thank everyone who supported us on social networks and with motivating messages to continue moving forward, see you very soon.

Finally today is the last day of this campaign, so I have nothing left to do but thank the people who have believed in this project from the beginning, despite what happens we will continue with this project because I want to see it become a reality and I am sure it will have a positive impact on the Adoption of #BitcoinCash in this new year and the years to come, I leave you again the link of the campaign for those who want to support in these last hours, all support is important to us.

CriptoCatia Podcast

#BCH is the real #Bitcoin

Hey everyone,

I’ve been following Bitcoin Cash for a while now and am really impressed with what it’s bringing to the table: fast transactions, low fees, and the ability to actually use it as digital cash. But the more I think about it, the more I wonder—what’s the ultimate vision here?

Does BCH aim to replace fiat currencies entirely, or is the goal more about co-existing as a viable alternative for those who want out of the traditional system?

Replacing fiat feels like a monumental task. There are major hurdles:

• Most people aren’t interested in learning how to manage private keys, wallets, or anything technical.
• Governments and banks are unlikely to just step aside without a fight.
• The current system has such a stranglehold on everyday life that even getting people to consider alternatives is tough.

Another thing I’ve been thinking about is the fixed supply of BCH. I’m not concerned about there being “only” 21 million coins, but rather the fact that it’s a fixed amount with no built-in inflation. In a world where fiat currencies rely on inflation to support growth and liquidity, could a deflationary currency like BCH create challenges if it were ever to replace fiat entirely? How would the economy handle the lack of monetary expansion?

Some questions I’d love to hear your thoughts on:

1. What’s the realistic roadmap for BCH adoption? Is it all about merchant acceptance and small steps, or does it need a major event or institutional shift to really break through?
2. Is it better for BCH to co-exist with fiat or aim to replace it entirely? Are we going for parallel systems, or is BCH’s goal to make fiat obsolete?
3. Does the fixed supply (and lack of inflation) create long-term challenges? How would it work in a growing economy, especially if BCH were widely adopted?
4. What’s the biggest barrier to wider adoption right now? Is it technical complexity, lack of awareness, government resistance, or something else?

I really believe in the potential here, but these questions keep bouncing around in my head. I’m curious how the community sees BCH’s future and whether it’s clear enough to overcome the challenges ahead.

Would love to hear your perspectives!