Latest Bitcoin Cash price and analysis (BCH to USD)
Bitcoin Cash looks set for a desperate descent to the downside following a gruelling sell-off that saw it lose a number key levels of support
Bitcoin Cash has been one of most affected cryptocurrencies during the ****recent sell-off****, falling by more than 20% after being rejected from the $500 level of resistance. https://coinrivet.com/altcoins-bleed-as-sell-off-wipes-26bn-from-cryptocurrency-market-cap/
Despite the fact that a number of top altcoins have rallied against their respective BTC trading pairs today, Bitcoin Cash has struggled to make a gain.
At the time of writing it was trading at around $391, six percent lower than the crucial level of support turned resistance at $418.
The daily 22 exponential moving average (EMA) is now ticking to the downside which suggests that momentum in the short term is driving price towards the $358 level of support.
A break below the daily 55 EMA and the $357 level of support would undoubtedly cause continuation to the downside as cryptocurrency bulls put the champagne on ice.
However, much of it depends on the upcoming direction of Bitcoin, which will undergo a block reward halving in May.
The block reward halving is considered a key event in the cycle of Bitcoin bull and bear markets as it theoretically dries up supply, thus causing a natural increase in price.
Breaking above $500 would mark a fairly substantial and historic moment for Bitcoin Cash, which has failed to trade above that level since November 2018.
Key price targets fn a breakout comes into fruition would be at $560 and $644 with another level at $855.
Pricing
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About Bitcoin Cash
Bitcoin Cash was born out of the idea of making Bitcoin more practical for small, day-to-day payments. In May 2017, Bitcoin payments took about four days unless a fee was paid, which was proportionately too large for small transactions. A change to the code was implemented and Bitcoin Cash was born on 1st August 2017.
source this article: https://coinrivet.com/latest-bitcoin-cash-price-and-analysis-bch-to-usd-45/
Don't be sad if your life is miserable
Welcome everyone
In this article I would like to say to everyone who suffers from a miserable life, whether due to weak government services or lack of money, you can find solutions to these problems and there are people who will support you to achieve your goal, you must be patient and persevere. You must unite with your friends and family to be a strong group caring for each other.
I will not prolong the discussion in this article and good luck to all of you
Thanks for your reading.
The Bitcoin Cash Community Is Splitting Once Again
**A third fork may be on the cards.**
Controversy continues in the Bitcoin Cash community as the proposal to implement a forceful miner tax has been confirmed and will be added to Bitcoin ABC’s next client upgrade. This decision has not gone down well with a significant part of the community.
https://twitter.com/Bitcoin_ABC/status/1228778496366743553?s=20 https://www.bitcoinabc.org/
Bitcoin Cash Infighting Makes Comeback
Bitcoin ABC, a node client for Bitcoin Cash used by over 50% of the BCH the network, has announced its support for BTC.TOP’s mining tax proposal announced earlier this year.
The good news for dissidents is that the tax has been reduced from 12.5% of block rewards to 5% of block rewards. However, the reason for dissent in the first place was the ideology behind a tax on miners. https://cryptobriefing.com/mining-pools-collude-fund-bitcoin-cash-infrastructure/
Bitcoin ABC’s support for the proposal has positioned them to become one of the primary beneficiaries of the tax. Rival node client Bitcoin Unlimited has vehemently opposed the tax, for instance, as they are unlikely to benefit from the tax in any way. https://www.bitcoinunlimited.info/ https://twitter.com/BitcoinUnlimit/status/1221818859780550664?s=20
Jiang Zhuoer’s recent blog post names Bitcoin ABC, BCHD, and Electron Cash as a few recipients of the tax. It is still unclear if the tax will be directed exclusively to these entities or whether the miner who secures the block gets to choose the recipient of their donation. https://read.cash/@Jiang_Zhuoer_BTC.TOP_CEO/bch-miner-donation-plan-update-again-72ea9248 https://electroncash.org/
Either way, many users are unhappy with this tax. Having a tax championed by a sect of miners and developers sets a precedent that these groups can force top-down plans on the community. https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/f4tsqs/uncomfortable_truth_miners_dont_need_a_protocol/
Critically, what miners think is best for Bitcoin Cash may not necessarily be what the wider community believes is the right path.
Adding worry to woes, a Redditor pointed out that Bitcoin ABC’s last upgrade included a code deactivation clause that occurs every six months when the network hard forks. This means even if those running ABC nodes want to skip the hard fork and continue running an earlier version of the client, it will automatically update to the new code which includes the miner tax. https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/f4tsqs/uncomfortable_truth_miners_dont_need_a_protocol/fhvygmj?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x
Considering BCHD, another node client, is also a recipient, they are most likely in support of the proposal as well. The only way for BCH enthusiasts to stop this is for ABC nodes to switch over to Bitcoin Unlimited.
*Source:* *Cash Coin Dance* https://cash.coin.dance/nodes/all
Bitcoin Cash evangelist Roger Ver also chimed into the discussion, publicly criticizing the miner tax to avoid a chain split. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=rk4Ekyc1xQc&feature=emb_logo
If miners were truly concerned about funding infrastructure development and maintaining a free market structure, they would have donated off-chain rather than forcing every miner to give away a portion of their reward, he said.
Another idea advocates for large miners to keep their portion of the rewards and hire developers and improve the Bitcoin Cash ecosystem that way. https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/f4tsqs/uncomfortable_truth_miners_dont_need_a_protocol/fhucphk?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x
Bitcoin ABC has already committed to the tax, so unless they repeal or miners withdraw their support, it is unlikely to be thwarted. With the community split once again, Bitcoin Cash’s third contentious hard fork may be underway.
Source this article: https://cryptobriefing.com/bitcoin-cash-community-is-splitting-again/
How to Make eggs?
Welcome everyone
Note: I used Google Translate, so If there is any error, please excuse me
Today I will explain you how you can cook eggs
Firstly, If you want it fried, you will need these things:
1- Frying pan
2- An empty bowl
3- eggs
4- spoon
How to prepare:
1- Place the pan on the fire
2- Break the eggs into the empty bowl
3- Mix the eggs
4- Place it quietly in the pan
5- Stir the eggs until they mix in a circular motion
6- continue 5 minutes
and eat it :)
As for if you want it boiled
You will need these things:
1- cooking pot
2- Water
3- eggs
How to prepare:
1- Put the water in the bowl, then put it on the fire
2- Place the eggs and close them
If you prefer Partial cook, the cooking time will be from 2 to 5 minutes
If you want it to be cooked fully, it takes 8 to 10 minutes
Thank you
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Btc VS Bch
Note: This is my first article so please excuse me for any error :)
The names are similar, but each currency has different features, as Bitcoin is distinguished by occupying the first place in the list of cryptocurrencies at an estimated price of 9,611.89 USD from the time I wrote this article, while Bitcoin Cash is estimated at 371.88 USD only, but the competition does not stop there only, as the currency is distinguished Bitcoin Cash is less than Bitcoin fees, in addition to having a block size of 8mb and can reach 32mb versus 1mb for Bitcoin, these are some of the differences that distinguish these currencies. Will we see Bitcoin Cash occupy the first position in the coming years or will it be a bitcoin share.
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