December 3rd, 2025
The Bitcoin Cash network gains momentum, even though the difficulty is a lot lower than that of Bitcoin and mining the latter is still more profitable.
The price of Bitcoin is hovering at a record high, following a surge over the weekend, while Bitcoin Cash price more or less leveled off.
GDAX, operated by Coinbase, pledges to launch support for Bitcoin Cash having examined security and regulatory-related issues, customer demand, and trading volumes.
Coinbase is confident in its decision to boycott Bitcoin Cash, and investors do not anticipate any harm to exchange’s potential unicorn status.
Bitcoin Cash, created by Bitcoin hard fork, became an apple of discord between Coinbase, refusing to support the new currency, and its customers, angrily requesting their share of bitcoin cash from the company.
Bitcoin Cash price is surging now though experts talks about possible increased volatility in the nearest future.
Bitcoin Cash price has been dropping and surging since the first block on the alternative blockchain was mined.
The bitcoin network has been officially forked into two separate blockchains, as miners added the first block to the Bitcoin Cash chain on Tuesday.
While the whole bitcoin community is concerned about the creation of Bitcoin Cash, we recommend you how to protect your funds and gain profit out of the situation.
Coinbase informs that it won’t support the new Bitcoin Cash (BCC) token created by the split.
Upcoming August 1 Bitcoin split causes seven percent drop in BTC and ETH prices to below $2,500 and $200 correspondingly.
The crucial August 1 is getting closer so it is high time to clear out why the whole Bitcoin community has split.