Dream PC, a custom PC builder in Australia, announced that the company is now accepting crypto payments in BCH, BTC, ETH, LTC, and USDC.
Bitcoin Cash Node (BCHN) announced major release version 23.0.0. This release implements the May 15, 2021 network upgrade. It contains the removal of the unconfirmed transaction chain limits, enabling of multiple OP_RETURN (while keeping the total size limit of data carrier), introduction of Double Spend Proofs (beta), a lifting of the default soft limit for mining to 8MB, and a number of bug fixes and performance improvements.
The taxi line of the Sambil Shopping Center, one of the most visited shopping centers by Barquisimetanos in Venezuela started accepting BCH as a payment method.
OnlyCoins launched a Flipstarter campaign to raise 400 BCH. OnlyCoins is a digital content marketplace and social media platform. It seeks to allow creators to sell content and receive Bitcoin Cash directly and instantly from supporters. If the funding goal is met, contributors to this Flipstarter will be eligible for a 10% equity stake, and the equity will be distributed in the form of an SLP token.
Acker, one of the world’s largest fine wine auction houses and America’s oldest wine shop, has revealed cryptocurrency acceptance including BCH, to pay for auction payments and retail wine purchases.
On April 15, Roger Ver was interviewed by Dr.Julian Hosp. In the interview, Ver covered many topics, such as BCH's store of value vs. medium of exchange, the impact of Mt. Gox, regulation and so on. The full version of this interview is available to watch on Youtube.
Satoshi's Angels has published on its official website a summary of the third Bitcoin Cash Network Discussion held on April 5th. The main topic of this discussion was the GROUP Proposal: Native Miner-Validated Tokens.
BitCash, Python’s fastest Bitcoin Cash library with readable source code, has released version 0.6.2, which includes: remove cash address dependency; allow users to customize the node API endpoints.
