Stefan Rust, the new CEO of Bitcoin.com, sat down to answer all your questions about his work and how furthering Bitcoin Cash adoption advances economic freedom to the world. During the hour-long AMA he talked about a wide range of topics, such as how bitcoin cash (BCH) can reach new audiences in fields such as esports and the cannabis market.

Bitcoin Cash is ranked at #4 in the market above Litecoin as well as Tether. So far, the price descended at a rate of 0.88% in the course of the past 24-hours. This brought BCH all the way down to $315.76 where it presently holds. The trading volume recorded stands at roughly $1.651 billion, whereas the supply has 18,014,888 BCH coins included as part of the circulation. The total market cap of Bitcoin Cash is $5.688 billion for now.

The BCH/USD pair is currently trading at $232.7 after reaching the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level from the September 19 peak.

In a move resembling the plot from Brewster’s Millions, Roger Ver is promoting his new digital asset exchange with an intriguing pitch: trading fees of negative 0.3%, for the first three months, up to a cumulative giveaway of $1 million.

If a second blockchain phone didn't make things clear, HTC is still as serious as ever about its crypto-phones On Monday, the company announced a new partnership with Bitcoin.com that will see all new Exodus 1 phones come with the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) wallet app pre-installed. On existing devices, meanwhile, HTC will push an update that adds the app to the phone. As part of the partnership, the Bitcoin.com online store has also started selling Exodus 1 devices. In the future, if you don't plan on hoarding on your Bitcoin Cash, you'll be able to get a discount on select HTC smartphones when you pay for a device with Bitcoin Cash.

Bitcoin Cash has sold off on large volume over the last few hours and the daily loss has now hit 8.33%.

CoinMall recently announced the removal of Bitcoin Cash and the privacy coin, ZCash, from its payment methods. The official Twitter post also mentioned an additio...

The crypto market has entered the last quarter of the year. The coins experienced a volatile movement within the first few days, which has continued until today. Alongside, there has been a clear pattern where the first half remains bearish, but towards the second half, BCH price turns positive.

As someone who was there from virtually the start, Roger Ver has seen and done it all in Bitcoin. A tireless evangelist for Bitcoin since long before it was cool, Ver remains a vocal proponent of the benefits of peer-to-peer cash and its power to effect positive change in the world. Every day this week, Roger Ver will be sharing a chapter from his life story in a multi-part video series. Rich in anecdotes, it provides a fascinating insight into how Roger Ver and Bitcoin became inexorably intertwined.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) proponents were introduced to a new project called the Cashweb protocol on Friday. The blockchain file sharing scheme allows people to store and load arbitrary data to the BCH chain. While the new protocol still has “a long way to go,” the developer decided to share his creation with the BCH community and show off the protocol’s possibilities. Even though a few people thought the project was “awesome,” the Cashweb conversation turned into a debate about whether or not data should be stored onchain in this manner.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) adoption continues this week as there’s been a slew of announcements associated with BCH acceptance and activism. For instance, a massive electronic billboard in the middle of Tokyo displayed a huge BCH symbol indicating that Japan’s largest luxury watch and jewelry shop, Gem Castle Yukizaki, now accepts bitcoin cash at all 15 locations.

Roger Ver, AKA Bitcoin Jesus, isn't happy with the status quo. The provocative former CEO of Bitcoin.com is looking for ways to drum up interest in his ailing collaboration Bitcoin Cash with a futures product.

Crypto investment firm Grayscale has just released “An Introduction to Bitcoin Cash” highlighting the basics of BCH for those who may be yet unfamiliar, or just wish to brush up on the popular token forked from Bitcoin Core on August 1, 2017. With a significant reputation in the industry, Grayscale’s release of the document marks yet another important milestone in BCH recognition and adoption worldwide.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has once again fallen below the $300 mark—falling from $306 down to its current value of just under $290—in the last 24 hours. The price of Bitcoin Cash has been struggling to gain momentum recently, and has recorded back-to-back daily losses for almost a week now.

Those who have followed the Bitcoin saga from the very beginning know that it’s a mistake in 2019 to only pay attention to the so-called “grandfather cryptocurrency,” as that would mean ignoring Bitcoin’s many relatives (and competitors) that share the same DNA. Bitcoin Cash (BCH), when it comes down to brass tacks, is similar to Bitcoin in most ways, but with one large distinction — it's bigger block size of 32 megabytes. This is a result of BCH innovator Roger Ver’s idea that scaling should be possible on-chain, without third-party accelerators like the Lightning Network.

HTC and Bitcoin.com have teamed up on HTC’s flagship Exodus 1 smartphone to drive cryptocurrency trading and usage.

Every cryptocurrency on the market today needs to keep growing and evolving. In the case of Bitcoin Cash, some crucial upgrades will be introduced in the next few weeks. These features are designed to make BCH more robust and address some lingering malleability concerns.

Bitcoin Cash is ranked at #4 on coinmarketcap, beneath XRP and Ethereum. The price climbed at a rate of 2.06% in the course of the past 24-hours. This brought BCH all the way up to $304.22 where it presently holds. The trading volume recorded stands at $1.281 billion, while the supply has 18,003,925 BCH coins in play. As of this instant, the total market cap of Bitcoin Cash is $5.477 billion.

There’s a new crypto platform called Honeypoints that just released for beta testing on Apple’s Testflight. The digital currency application created by two former Bitcoin.com employees aims to fuel merchant adoption with loyalty rewards. The Honeypoints app is meant to stimulate retail acceptance by rewarding customers with unique crypto tokens when they make a purchase or show loyalty.