At the time of writing, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at around $202 after gaining over 3% since last week.

Bitcoin Cash is expected to see some crucial developments in the near future. The upgrades are considered to be the largest privacy improvement on the BCH Network. One of them is the CashFusion protocol. As per a Reddit announcement, this protocol will add an extra layer of privacy on top of the user’s BCH-based network activity. Electron Cash developer Jonald Fyookball announced that the protocol is working fine in the alpha testing phase. A beta release is yet to be made official.

Over the past few days, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has seen a crazy rally. On Friday, the cryptocurrency gained 14%, actually becoming the fourth-largest cryptocurrency yet again.

Consistently among the top digital assets in the world by market cap, Bitcoin Cash is accepted by most crypto service providers and the list just keeps growing. The latest platform to add BCH support is the popular crypto wallet with over 10 million downloads, Imtoken.

Bitcoin Cash recovery is capped under $250 despite the positive start on Monday. The asset has also spent the last three weeks pushing for gains after finding a tentative bottom around $170. Several resistance levels hindered growth, including $180, $200 and $220. However, the surge yesterday blasted BCH above $240 where the resistance at $240 was tested.

Bitcoin Cash is a fork of Bitcoin. Jonald Fyookball announced to the BCH community about their Cashfusion Protocol. The Cashfusion protocol will be Tor-integrated and the work is currently underway. To transit from the alpha to beta stage, the development team should get the Tor-Integrated Cash Fusion.

BCH successfully made a breakthrough as it battles the $240 price level. This impressive upward move has been consistent since January 3. On January 6, the bulls were temporarily halted to take a pause. In other words, BCH is facing resistance at $240.

Some very exciting developments are on the horizon for bitcoin cash. Primarily the Cashfusion protocol has proven to be of great interest to community members.

Instantly verifiable, unhackable and forever retrievable are some of the key features of information stored on a blockchain. These are also the characteristics that traders of various assets, commodities and currencies would appreciate when it comes to the price data they are using. The team behind the Blitz Ticker project have decided that’s exactly what they need, too.

Jiang Zhuoer, CEO of BTC.TOP, the largest mining pool on Bitcoin Cash, announced a proposal through a blog post that would redirect 12.5% of Bitcoin Cash Coinbase...

While people have watched the BTC network surpass 100 exahash per second (EH/s), Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has been steadily gathering hashrate as well. Since the November 15, 2018 blockchain split, which produced the Bitcoin SV (BSV) chain, BCH hashrate has jumped by more than 3x. Bitcoin cash is often more profitable to mine than BTC and during the last seven days, the BCH hashrate has averaged around 4EH/s.

Recently, BCH has been making some remarkable moves to reach higher price levels. On January 14, the bulls reached a high of $360. Again after retracing, the price went up to the high of $403 on January 18. Now, the price has been resisted and it falls to a low of $320. BCH’s uptrend has been hampered as the bulls are bound to a sideways trend.

Developers from Bitcoin ABC, Bitcoin Unlimited, BCHD, Bitcoin Verde and other teams, are meeting today to continue the building of the Bitcoin Cash infrastructure. They will discuss progress towards the May 15th Bitcoin Cash Network upgrade and the standardization progress for the BCH protocol.

On January 17, the BCH developer known as Acidsploit announced the launch of the highly anticipated Cashfusion alpha. Interested parties can reach out to the Cashfusion developers via the team’s Telegram group to become an alpha tester. The news of the launch excited the BCH community a great deal, as it means a significant privacy tool is coming to the Bitcoin Cash environment.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH), the fourth-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, is up by nearly 14 percent over the past 24 hours and currently trading for approximately $370 per coin.

When it comes to creating a peer-to-peer electronic cash system, accepting zero confirmation transactions becomes critically important. When a model’s main aim is to “just hodl” or push an isolated store of value narrative, important concerns like double spending can take a back seat, potentially opening a network to serious attack. A recent video demonstrating this risk saw some claiming such weaknesses are equally exploitable on the BCH chain. However, as the Replace-By-Fee (RBF) protocol isn’t part of the BCH codebase, the claims can be easily refuted and as such, the BCH community has been speaking out.

The aggregated crypto markets have been subjected to the volatility experienced by Bitcoin over the past several days, which has primarily favored bears. The recent market-wide downswing has led altcoins like Bitcoin Cash to shed some of their recent gains, although their market structures still remain firmly bullish.

At the time of writing, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is trading at around $340 after a whopping 40% increase in price since last week.

Bitcoin cash miners will be forced to pay 12.5% of their mining rewards to a Hong-Kong based company, or else risk being booted from the BCH network.

The past week has proven to be highly bullish for the controversial Bitcoin hard fork Bitcoin Cash (BCH). This cryptocurrency was able to post a meteoric surge just a few days ago in tandem with the upswing incurred by the altcoin markets, and it appears to be on the cusp of forming another massive leg up.