Bitcoin Cash (EXANTE: Bitcoin.Cash) appeared as a result of the scalability problems inherent in Bitcoin (EXANTE: Bitcoin). The idea is that the more users are online and the more they make transactions, the slower the network works - a block of 1 MB is filled up faster than it is mined. As a result, transactions become slow and expensive. Bitcoin Cash was initially created with an 8MB block, which was later on increased in size to 32MB, which means that each block received by the miners can be used to process more transactions, and many believe that this is a step in the right direction. Many believe that this is ... (full story)