Bitcoin Cash (BCH) — ราคา ภาพรวม และการจัดเก็บอย่างปลอดภัย

About the Coin

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was released on August 1, 2017, as a hard fork of Bitcoin. It was developed to address the limitations of Bitcoin, particularly the 1MB block size limit that led to high transaction fees and slow processing times. By increasing the block size to 8MB, Bitcoin Cash allows for faster and cheaper transactions, aiming to restore the original qualities of Bitcoin as a usable form of money.

Main Features

The primary feature of Bitcoin Cash is its increased block size limit, which allows miners to process up to eight times more transactions per second compared to Bitcoin. This enhancement leads to a smoother user experience with faster transaction times and lower fees. Bitcoin Cash also maintains the original economic rules of Bitcoin, without implementing Segregated Witness (SegWit) as a soft fork.

How it Works

Bitcoin Cash operates as a community-activated upgrade of Bitcoin, known as a hard fork. This upgrade was necessary to solve the scaling issues that Bitcoin Core faced due to its block size limitation. By increasing the block size, Bitcoin Cash can accommodate a larger number of transactions, making it more efficient and practical for everyday use. The network has also experienced further developments, such as the split into Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin ABC following a hash war on November 16, 2018.