I am an outsider to the issues affecting the Bitcoin Cash community, but I have an interest in financial markets and I am curious to see how people attempt to protect their digital assets when events like this fork happen. As an outsider, it is common to see posts that are critical of one side and this criticism is even supported with discussions like, "exchanges X, Y, and Z have all kept the BCH ticker for Bitcoin ABC and some don't even list Bitcoin SV, so we know who the real coin is." It is not obvious to me that people are protecting their assets and making sure that they can participate in both sides of the fork, even if only to immediately sell the forked coins and increase their holdings of the coins they prefer. Please help me get an idea of how you treated this fork. Did you already have your BCH on an exchange that gave you both Bitcoin ABC and Bitcoin SV so that you could act as you would? Were your coins on an exchange that did not recognize the Bitcoin SV tokens and you just took a large (perhaps temporary) loss in the value of your Bitcoin Cash tokens? Did you do something else? Am I missing other options? Curiously.