Two years after the infamous Bitcoin Cash hard fork of 2018, the news about the new one scheduled for November 15, 2020, is spreading, and this time, nobody seems happy about the new possible drama.
With approximately three days before the 2020 Bitcoin halving, BTC price is hovering around $10k with the bulls easily flexing their muscles against the bears.
In honor of Bytecoin’s recent hardfork, this edition of Max’s Corner takes a look at some recent and impending hardforks from across the industry and the reasons behind them.
Even though Craig Wright recently quit Twitter, popular ‘Faketoshi” is in the news again for a lawsuit worth billions of dollars, that was filed against him in 2018.
Coinbase is yet to allow its users withdraw their BCH SV since November’s hard fork. Since the highly publicized Bitcoin Cash hard fork, it has been reported that the exchange has not permitted its Bitcoin Cash holders to make Bitcoin SV withdrawals.
As Bitcoin celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Bitcoin genesis block, bComm (Bitcoin Commerce) Association revealed an updated logo for Bitcoin SV (BSV). This new logo was to mark Bitcoin SV, as a rebirth of Bitcoin.
Splits in the BCH developer community are quite imminent as different camps propose their own Bitcoin Cash Satoshi Version with different views over the technical future of the digital currency.
Over the last 24 hours Bitcoin cash gained about 10 percent to its price.