
The resolution of the Bitcoin Cash experiment
In his November 2018 post, republished from Medium, Bitcoin developer Unwriter shares his thoughts on the hash war why BCH is no longer sound money.
In his November 2018 post, republished from Medium, Bitcoin developer Unwriter shares his thoughts on the hash war why BCH is no longer sound money.
The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network reportedly came under attack recently, leading to a tidal wave of questions and concerns about the blockchain’s stability.
Amaury Sechét might already be looking for his next job, and Roger Ver is getting on his teams nerves.
By all appearances, Bitcoin Cash is in a death spiral, forcing them to now beg for money for future development.
Bitcoin.com have announced a new trading platform, but it already looks like it will only be used by those who are avoiding the government.
The Bitcoin Cash network underwent its planned hard fork upgrade on May 15, but things aren’t going as planned.
There is already a certain degree of harmonic dissonance among BCH developers, as witnessed by the discussion between Amaury Séchet and Jonathan Toomim.
BCH is still leading the same type of centralized mentality, driven by the whims of only a few individuals and excluding the network on how things are to materialize.
Bitcoin Cash’s decision to have regular hard forks of its protocol is already proving unpopular.
Over the course of the past month, more than 50% of all Bitcoin Cash (BCHABC) transactions were conducted by a single address.
Cryptocurrency wallet provider Bitfi has decided that Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has become too unstable to warrant support by the wallet.
SBI is removing Bitcoin Cash (BCH) from its list of supported coins. after watching BCH’s market cap continue to dwindle, which would ultimately make the blockchain susceptible to a 51% attack.