As you probably know, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is the hard fork of the original cryptocurrency, Bitcoin. It has bigger block sizes of up to 8 MB compared to Bitcoin’s 1MB, which allow faster transactions, low fees and more transactions per block.
The thing with Bitcoin cash is that is very hard to sell at the moment. Liquidity is extremely low which might be the reason why some people think that the price is being inflated artificially. So the only bitcoin cash which is ready to trade is the one that was credited by exchanges after the fork. Basically, this means that there is a lot of bitcoin cash waiting to be sold.
Exchanges aren’t accepting deposits of bitcoin cash at the moment because it is not possible sending bitcoin cash over the blockchain at this moment. Why?- Well because the new blockchain hasn’t really adjusted yet, which means it takes a long time to mine blocks and confirms transactions.
The market didn’t fear of the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) split and it even grew in price, but it may be possible that if splits like these continue to happen, investors will lose confidence in Bitcoin itself because it may seem as an unstable option.
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