@francis105d1 14 January 2022 more from that month

Holding Bitcoin Cash for the long term. After using Bitcoin Core for trading and using those gains to survive the COVID19 lockdowns, and after realizing that BTC will always have high fees, you have to put that aside and move on. Many of my articles have always been about complaining about high fees. Still, I think any new user that comes to Bitcoin Cash will go and write about it because, after all, if you try to write on any BTC forum and complain about network fees, your article will get ignored at best or you will get boot up out of that community or even censored, they will even suggest that you use LN. Still, once you realize that LN also has high routing fees at that point, they will even offer yet another network side chain; it is an endless loophole where the bitcoin BTC supporters don't want you to find out fees will always be high. Eventually, you will move on if you are lucky enough to understand that high fees on a peer-to-peer currency network are a terrible idea. Once you realize that there is a better alternative, where the idea of peer-to-peer currency exists, which is Bitcoin Cash, you will have to fight against market manipulation, attacks from other altcoins, and all sorts of things coming your way. Since the creation of Bitcoin Cash price in satoshi terms has been a major let down, but eventually the truth will come out, and you will be rewarded; holding Bitcoin Cash against such market manipulations will be hard many will end up selling their BCH too soon, but at some point in the future the need for a peer to peer currency will be evident, so evident that BTC holders will be selling their holdings for BCH, but that will only happen once transaction fees go sky high. At that point, no BCH holder will be willing to trade for low tech. That day is near. The more money governments print, the closer that day is. Venezuelan citizens were willing to use their fiat currency until their currency was worth zero, and they couldn't see that they were the frog cooking slowly. The same will be with Bitcoin Core holders. They won't realize their asset is worthless until transaction fees trap their money where they will have a value that they can't use because it is not enough to even pay for the transaction fees, the rich since they have more BTC, will be able to get out it will be the more vulnerable that will get the short end of the stick, anyone that holds less than 0.25 BTC is at risk. But once you pass the rage from realizing Bitcoin Core transaction fees, it is time to move and start the new journey into Bitcoin Cash. If you consider that to be a store of value, you need to be a medium of exchange and a currency; then you will realize saving your current deal is brilliant. The journey starts here, start saving as much money as you are willing to lose, and save it on the first store of value, medium of exchange, and peer-to-peer currency there is Bitcoin Cash. Once you have enough satoshis, sit relax and start sharing your experiences with everyone else that you may know and that it has an open mind. Share it with others on the internet, and if possible, you should try like me to put even more value into it.in Buying Bitcoin Cash below $1000 for each BCH is a bargain, in my opinion, and remember there are only around 18m available coins; many of the original owners of BTC got BCH. The price has dump to be only 1% of the BTC capitalization, which means that the asset is undervalued and has enough room to grow. If you buy Bitcoin Core today, not only will you be paying higher and higher fees but probably will be purchasing the top; meanwhile, Bitcoin Cash against BTC has lost 99% of its value, meaning you are buying pretty much the floor. If I am not wrong, the trading game is purchasing the lows selling the highs, not the other way around. And if Bitcoin Cash from here drops even more in price, it is even better because that means you can buy even more Bitcoin Cash with your value; my article is not financial advice. The price eventually has to go up because, like BTC, we also have a limited supply, so once the whales have no BCH to dump, the price will naturally increase, and I am not willing to sell cheap, nor I am glad to sell what I hold for fiat. After all, what I have in Bitcoin Cash is my nest money for the future. Back or before 2015, I saved 0.1 BTC, which is now gone because I used it last year, and now in 2021, I am doing the same; I am holding my value for the future so that I have something waiting for me. I think what I have saved up today will do wonders in the future, around 2030. Let us see each other in 2030; let us know what the real peer-to-peer currency can bring us ten years from now.