@AnonTheWay12 17 January 2021 more from that month

A reason why BCH is more secure.

In addition to the great competitive advantages and scalability of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) over Bitcoin (BTC) such as lower rates, higher transaction speed and the possibility of being a better store of value, there is another differential factor that is often overlooked by cryptocurrency community. *This factor is the extra security that Bitcoin Cash has.* The problem is that Bitcoin has a major vulnerability called RBF (Replace By Fee). By definition, RBF is the act of replacing an unconfirmed transaction with a different one that pays a higher transaction fee. The RBF had good intentions in the beginning. It was expected to help transactions go faster. However, it was a double-edged sword. The consequence of this is the increased risk of the so-called "Double Spending", the act of sending the same money twice. **Bitcoin Cash, however, does not have this vulnerability since RBF is not required in the protocol. It is enough by itself.** The point is that RBF does not exist in the BCH protocol, thus making it more secure and reliable. Not just at the level of becoming the new Bitcoin, but of becoming the most secure global peer-to-peer money.