The "Litecoin Cash" hard fork is coming Sunday and it has a lot of people confused. Major media outlets even pointed to this fork as a reason for Litecoin's rally the last couple days - however, that wasn't the case as traders within Litecoin forums virtually all citedas the reason for raising their investments in the currency.So, what is Litecoin Cash? Let's take a look.The stated goal of the "Litecoin Cash" team is to change the mining algorithm from Scrypt to SHA-256. Basically, like Bitcoin was. The "Litecoin Cash" team says transactions will be 90 percent faster than the original Litecoin, however, these numbers are accurate when you have a lot of miners and not a lot of transactions. Look to Bitcoin's transaction times if you're wondering what happens when SHA-256 mining is put under a heavy transaction load. Oh, and toss in insanely high energy usage into the list of problems as well.In an interview with Smartoptions, "Litecoin Cash" developer going by the name "Tanner" statedwell... there's a reason for that.Charlie Lee, founder of the real Litecoin stated:The "team" behind Litecoin Cash doesn't deny they're just stealing the name and making a new coin, saying:Nobody is sure who these guys are. Mysterious photos that reverse image searches can't find, first names only - and even a unicorn as their PR person (which ironically is a pretty bad PR move.)Red flags.The supply is 10 times the size of the original LiteCoin - 840 million coins. With no word of exchanges, or wallets planning to support it.Conclusion - what do you need to do to prepare for the fork? Nothing. Because it doesn't matter.