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How is it recovering? I thought Mark Lamb stole the

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Well the guys who did not keep their sBCH at coinflex can now swap to BCH at 0.98 ratio? But yeah, I see your point. Stolen money will remain stolen. Still, this is good news that some people can recover their BCH.

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Shadow Of Harbringer
Well the guys who did not keep their sBCH at coinf...

i haven't been following the details. But that is weird, no? If Lamb stole all that money, how's it possible the peg has only eroded to 0.98?

JF
i haven't been following the details. But that is...

I assume this is the peg of non-stolen sBCH, which were kept at non-custodial wallets of people who held sBCH. It's logical.

JF
i haven't been following the details. But that is...

I have no idea why would somebody want sBCH right now tho. If there is a seller, there has to be a buyer, right?

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Shadow Of Harbringer
I assume this is the peg of non-stolen sBCH, which...

i guess i dont know enough about it, i was under the impression its fungible and there's just one bridge. maybe someone can explain it but whatev

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Shadow Of Harbringer
I have no idea why would somebody want sBCH right ...

i concur, sBCH seems less attractive w cashtokens on the scene

JF
i haven't been following the details. But that is...

BCHfools provided liquidity for people to get out Also sbch alliance had some kind of contract where they got few million dollars from coinflex So they maintained the peg to let people out Blockng in sbch is not completely dead so the people who believe in them do go in sbch and buy They are also leaving sbch now though (migrating to basechain)

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