I don't get the Bitcoin cash fan fair. Why should the price be different either side of the airdrop if it is a 100% swap? I think that's why the price tends to tank leading up to most of these hard forks. I remember it happening on ETC and zcash, the price gets pumped right up until the swap but never holds its value during the swap. For example 7 days ago Bitcoin cash was around $400 and now it's $630. Maybe it creeps up to $800 before the swap, but you've effectively doubled you money before the swap has taken place, most people however will not realise this and hold through the swap, believing there's a chance to double their money with two coins without realising they've already doubled their money!
Just my 2 cents.
Just my 2 cents.
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