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Bitcoin Cash prices are a very interesting subject.
Bitcoin Cash BCH has had a tumultuous history from the very beginning, and we don’t see this changing anytime soon. The would-be usurper to Bitcoin’s throne still holds a place in the market, but it doesn’t command the respect it did when it first appeared. We tend to like the reasons (at least the public ones) for which Bitcoin Cash was created, but those don’t seem to hold the weight they once did. To be frank, we don’t understand Bitcoin Cash’s claim to relevancy at this point in 2019. Let’s take a closer look at why.
GoDaddy falsely put up bitcoin.com for sale for $100 million
April 6, 2021
The @Bitcoin Twitter account has been sold, but the Bitcoin.com owner says he won’t lose the domain too.
Although GoDaddy has removed the domain from its listings, no explanations were provided.
The latest development is a reflection of the present branding issues Bitcoin Cash is presently facing.
Web domain registrar GoDaddy seemed to have made a mistake by posting the Bitcoin.com domain for sale for $100 million. However, the advert has since been taken down.
The Bitcoin.com web domain is presently owned by Bitcoin Cash (BCH) leader Roger Ver, who stated that the news is very fake. He blames individuals on social media circulating the false news with the hope of causing damage to the reputation of Bitcoin Cash and making it seem to be at risk.
Roger Ver Criticizes Internet Domain Registrar GoDaddy for Wrongly Listing Bitcoin.com as for Sale
3 hours ago by Steve Muchoki · 2 min read
Photo: Roger Ver / Instagram
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Roger Ver called out GoDaddy for propagating fake news. It is said that such errors could raise differences in the crypto community, particularly in retail adoption
Crypto startup investor and Bitcoin Cash proponent Roger Ver have criticized internet domain registrar GoDaddy Inc (NYSE: GDDY) for wrongly listing the Bitcoin.com domain as for sale. Notably, GoDaddy had listed the Bitcoin.com domain for sale for a minimum bid of $100,000,000.
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Lack Of Facts Kills Bitcoin Cash Hijack Suit, Fla. Judge Says
Law360 (April 1, 2021, 7:32 PM EDT) Prominent bitcoin investor Roger Ver and several other individuals and bitcoin-related entities secured a victory in Florida federal court with the dismissal of an antitrust suit by cryptocurrency company United American Corp., which alleged they schemed to hijack the Bitcoin Cash network.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Chris McAliley of the Southern District of Florida on Wednesday granted the defendants request to throw out the case in its entirety, ruling that the complaint must state facts not conclusions that plausibly suggest a conspiracy in order to stay afloat.