@Wanderer18 24 August 2021 more from that month

The most defining feature of BCH over BTC is its block size, which is also the main reason why the hard fork happened way back 2017. But, what does it mean to have a bigger block size? Is it better for a crypto to have bigger block or a smaller block? What happens when a bigger block is implemented? Bigger block can process more transactions at once, which will equate to less transaction fees and faster transaction which will then help the market grow bigger as transaction are completed quicker and new transaction can be then processed earlier. At its inception, BCH used 8-MB blocks, as opposed to the 1-MB blocks used by BTC. #BitcoinCash