user524: I had some bitcoin during the coinsplit, so now I have bcash that I want to move.
When I send bcash there is a risk that someone copies the transactions and uses it to steal my bitcoin. Most people recommend moving the bitcoin to a new adress for this. this is not practical for me right now, will it work to just move my bcash to a new adress instead before I send them or will this also allow an attacker to copy the transactions?

user15715: Bcash transactions cannot be replayed on the Bitcoin network, and vice versa, Bitcoin transactions cannot be replayed on the Bcash network. This is called 2-way replay protection. In Bcash's case, it's implemented by the mandatory use of a sighash flag that's invalid for a Bitcoin transaction.

524: <p>I had some bitcoin during the coinsplit, so now I have bcash that I want to move.</p>

<p>When I send bcash there is a risk that someone copies the transactions and uses it to steal my bitcoin. Most people recommend moving the bitcoin to a new adress for this. this is not practical for me right now, will it work to just move my bcash to a new adress instead before I send them or will this also allow an attacker to copy the transactions?</p>
 15715: <p>Bcash transactions cannot be replayed on the Bitcoin network, and vice versa, Bitcoin transactions cannot be replayed on the Bcash network. This is called 2-way replay protection. In Bcash's case, it's implemented by the mandatory use of a sighash flag that's invalid for a Bitcoin transaction.</p>
