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Review on Bitcoin Diamond by Evie Finch
If you want to sell your BCD coins, you can do so by following a similar…
If you want to sell your BCD coins, you can do so by following a similar process to that outlined in step 3. Just remember to click on the link to “Sell BCD” rather than buy, and once again make sure to review all transaction details before submitting.
It’s also important to point out that BCD is only available in a limited range of currency pairs, so it may not be possible to exchange your BCD immediately for the coin or token you want.
Pros
- A fork is when a cryptocurrency's core code is modified. A "soft fork" is when something relatively minor is changed. Most of those passes by without any of us real-world users even noticing. However, occasionally a programmer (or usually a group of programmers) gets an idea that requires a major change to the core code. This doesn't erase the original coin. In fact, it doesn't alter it in any way. There is simply a split in the blockchain where a completely new coin is born. This split is known as a fork (as in "fork in the road").
Cons
- While Bitcoin Diamond certainly sounds good, I am not sure if it's "true or not". We here at CryptoDetail love our cryptocurrencies to be sure. However, this fork has not really proven itself to us yet. With a little over $ 1,000,000 USD in daily transactions, it is clear that someone somewhere is using BCD. I just have not met any of them yet. And, unlike daily volumes for other numbers, we have to remember that forks are different in this regard.
