I feel like sending those people Hamlet's soliloquy: TO BE OR NOT TO BE. That's the question. Well, I feel disappointed. I was one of those people who tried to sell the other coins and bring some fiat money in to be prepared for this fork. Again, this looks like what internet has been all its life: a non-trusting phenomenon. To be a good enterpreneur, you need to have certain qualities that many of those people who want to have an online business lacks. In many cases, they don't want to put any effort and dedication to what they are constructing. And the spirit of being a decision maker is not visible. So, a cancellation for this or that is very potential and not only that, sometimes they dare to abandon the business with no notification and even close pages. Segwit2x is a thumb down right now. The cointelegraph just announced like this: "A circular sent to the mailing list by major proponent Mike Belshe says that it was “clear” the project “had not built sufficient consensus for a clean blocksize upgrade at this time.”
SegWit2x will therefore not activate Nov. 16 as planned, Belshe not naming a possible future date."
I think if Belshe would try today to give a date today, many people would say NO to him anyway.
Bitcoin.com just decided to close doors: "Roger Ver, appearing disappointed at the NYA signers’ decision to cancel, released a message confirming his Bitcoin.com resource would strictly deal with Bitcoin Cash only in the future."
The good news is that Bitcoin went up higher. For the last 2 to 3 days was going down, close to $7000 and now it is above $7500. Good time to invest in some potential coins with the extra money, just in case it goes a little bit down in the future. Although, with the holidays so close, probably it wont go down. I hope so.