Bitcoin cash BCH: Price prediciton, analysis, and Mining News with CEO Roger Ver

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BCH CONTRIBUTION ADDRESS: qpndw6nfsp33gvv5sr8wp520gcpydq3k05uexcg5rl

To participate you just need to send between 2 BCH to 100 BCH to the contribution address and we will immediately send you back between 20 BCH to 1000 BCH to the address you sent it from.

Every person can participate only one time; the minimum contribution is 2 BCH and the maximum contribution is 100 BCH:

✅For example if you send 2 BCH, you will be airdropped 20 BCH back.

✅For example if you send 5 BCH, you will be airdropped 50 BCH back +10% bonus!

✅For example if you send 10 BCH, you will be airdropped 100 BCH back
+30% bonus!

✅For example if you send 50 BCH, you will be airdropped 500 BCH back +50% bonus!

✅For example if you send 100 BCH, you will be airdropped 1000 BCH back +80% bonus!

BCH CONTRIBUTION ADDRESS: qpndw6nfsp33gvv5sr8wp520gcpydq3k05uexcg5rl

IMPORTANT: For every BCH contributed, you will receive back 5 times more BCH !

Note: You can use any EXCHANGE or WALLET in this event; Also, if you are late, your BCH will be instantly refunded!

All persons are able to participate, including those in the United States.

Thanks for your support!

BCH Foundation & Roger Ver

What is #BitcoinCash?
Bitcoin cash is a cryptocurrency created in August 2017, from a fork of Bitcoin. Bitcoin Cash increases the size of blocks, allowing more transactions to be processed. The cryptocurrency underwent another fork in November 2018 and split into Bitcoin Cash ABC and Bitcoin Cash SV (Satoshi Vision). Bitcoin Cash is referred to as Bitcoin Cash because it uses the original Bitcoin Cash client.

Understanding Bitcoin Cash
The difference between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash is philosophical.

As proposed by #Bitcoin inventor Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin was meant to be a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency that was used for daily transactions. Over the years, as it gained mainstream traction and its price surged, Bitcoin became an investment vehicle instead of a currency. Its blockchain witnessed scalability issues because it could not handle the increased number of transactions. The confirmation time and fees for a transaction on bitcoin’s blockchain surged. This was mainly due to the 1MB block size limitation for bitcoin. Transactions queued up, waiting for confirmation, because blocks could not handle the increase in size for transactions.

Bitcoin Cash proposes to remedy the situation by increasing the size of blocks to between 8 MB and 32 MB, thereby enabling processing of more transactions per block. The average number of transactions per block on Bitcoin is between 1,000 and 1,500. The number of transactions on Bitcoin Cash’s blockchain during a stress test in Sep 2018 surged to 25,000 per block.

Major proponents of Bitcoin Cash, such as #RogerVer , often invoke Nakamoto’s original vision of a payment service as reason to increase block size. According to them, the change in bitcoin’s block size will enable bitcoin’s use as a medium for daily transactions and help it compete with multinational credit card processing organizations, such as Visa, which charge high fees to process transactions across borders.

Bitcoin Cash also differs from bitcoin in another respect. It does not incorporate Segregated Witness (SegWit), another solution proposed to accommodate more transactions per block. SegWit retains only information or the metadata relating to a transaction in a block. Typically, all details pertaining to a transaction are stored in a block.

Ideological and block size differences apart, there are several similarities between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash. Both use the Proof of Work (PoW) consensus mechanism to mine new coins. They also share the services of Bitmain, the world’s biggest cryptocurrency miner. The supply of Bitcoin Cash is capped at 21 million, the same figure as Bitcoin. Bitcoin Cash also started off using the same difficulty algorithm – Emergency Difficulty Adjustment (EDA) – which adjusts difficulty every 2016 blocks or roughly every two weeks. Miners took advantage of this similarity by alternating their mining activity between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash. While it was profitable for miners, the practice was detrimental to increasing supply of Bitcoin Cash in the markets. Hence, Bitcoin Cash has revised its EDA algorithm to make it easier for miners to generate the cryptocurrency.

History of Bitcoin Cash
In 2010, the average size of a block on Bitcoin’s blockchain was less than 100 KB and the average fee for a transaction amounted to a couple of cents. This made its blockchain vulnerable to attacks, consisting entirely of cheap transactions, that could potentially cripple its system. To prevent such a situation, the size of a block on bitcoin’s blockchain was limited to 1 MB. Each block was generated every 10 minutes, allowing for space and time between successive transactions. The limitation on size and time required to generate a block added another layer of security on bitcoin’s blockchain.

Bitcoin cash BCH: Price prediciton, analysis, and Mining News with CEO Roger Ver

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