Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

24h Change -1.51%

24h High $332.99

24h Low $323.20

24h Volume $19047

Max Supply: 0

Circulation: 19,773,584.272

Market Cap: $6,428,560,322

BCH
USD

Listing Date:
1646909197351

Network:
Bitcoin Cash Main Chain

Asset Type:
Coin

Primary Markets (1 active)

Total Market Volume: ~$19048

Liquidity Pools (1 Active)

Total Pool Liquidity: ~$262

Market Volume
$19,047.52

Reserves

Deposit
Block #867551 @ 8.94 min ago

Balance: 4.81380544

Updated: 4.91 min ago

Withdraw
Block #867551 @ 8.94 min ago

Balance: 17.81561781

Updated: 4.91 min ago

Safe
Block # N/A

Balance: 0

Updated: 750447.52 min ago

BCH Ratio
102.78%
Customer Net Balances
22.017
XeggeX Net Balances
22.629

Highlighted Assets

Market Cap: $4.61M $0.000614

Top Volumes

BTC/USDT
Bitcoin

Volume: $252663 $62940.11

MOTA/USDT
MotaCoin

Volume: $163338 $0.001722

ETH/USDT
Ethereum

Volume: $146721 $2473.15

Biggest Gains

POTATO/USDT
Potato Coin

+201.44% $0.00186913

FNNC/BTC
Fennec

+150.00% $0.00628937

Q1V/USDC
QUAN

+116.80% $0.000008

About Bitcoin Cash

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is a peer-to-peer electronic cash system. It’s a permissionless, decentralized cryptocurrency that requires no trusted third parties and no central bank. It was created in 2017 after the Bitcoin community split in two (or hard-forked) over scalability issues. The plan for a Bitcoin alternative was pushed through by Bitcoin activists, investors, entrepreneurs, developers, and largely China-based miners. It was considered to be one of the most successful hard-forks of the original Bitcoin. At the time of the fork, anyone owning Bitcoin was also given the same number of Bitcoin Cash units.

Bitcoin Cash increases the size of blocks, allowing for more transactions to be processed. Because the blocks are larger and contain more information, more computational power is needed to process (or mine) them.

The larger block sizes remove the need for Segregated Witness (SegWit), a code adjustment used by Bitcoin to free up block space by removing certain parts of the transaction. One issue the community had with SegWit was that it forced transactions to happen off-chain, breaking the economic incentives to make Bitcoin work. By using larger blocks and speeding up transaction process time it is hoped that Bitcoin Cash will remain on-chain and still be able to compete with the number of transactions established by financial platforms like Visa or Paypal.

The Bitcoin Cash protocol ensures there will never be more than 21 million coins in existence. The platform states that no transaction is too big or too small and that their network is on 24-hours a day, 365 days a year.

By the end of 2018, Bitcoin Cash boasted sub-cent transaction fees, it was accepted at around 670 physical locations around the world, which (it claimed) made it the most secure and widely used digital currency on the planet.