What is the Difference between Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash- published by Evonax

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Today, the number of Bitcoin miners and crypto enthusiasts who own Bitcoins and employ its encrypted mechanisms for trading lie somewhere in the range of millions. Undeniably, that is an incredible advancement for cryptocurrencies and yet, Bitcoin's dealing speed somewhere does not quite live up to its name and lags behind at around only 7 transactions and that too only every second. As there were many Bitcoin-crazed traders in the crypto market in 2017, there were a significant number of transactions that were being instigated per second so it was a nobrainer that something had to be done to the transactional speed of Bitcoin exchanges.

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DETERMINING THE VARIATION IN THE VOLUME OF BITCOIN TRANSACTIONS

At one time, Bitcoin's Blocksize limit was a mere 1 MB and today, it has gone upto 2 MB. Every person linked to the crypto market seems to have only one question in their mind for this - If so many people wish to get trading with Bitcoins then why are they not increasing the Blocksize limit, let's say upto 820K MB? Well this is because of the number of eager crypto aficionados waiting in line to partake in Bitcoin exchanges. Increasing the Blocksize limit will do no good as more the number of blocks, more will be the data required to process a single transaction. Owing to this underlying issue, decentralization will be imperative and the small nodes on the network will not be potent enough to keep up or handle the increased data.

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THE RESOLUTION FOR THE BLOCKSIZE ISSUE

Since the issue of transactions was raised, it pierced a hole in the Bitcoin industry as it bore differences between two split groups where one group asserted that Bitcoin did not seem like a cash solution for everyday buying and selling whereas the other group purported that the Bitcoin was meant to reach unimaginable heights. To put rest to all such claims, Bitcoin was split by "Hard Fork" simply to create a new version that would be popularly known as Bitcoin Cash. Utilizing the same codebase, the Bitcoin Cash is much like Bitcoin except it holds a Blocksize limit of upto 8 MB. With such a vast transactional limit, a roundabout of 2 million transactions can be carried out per day using Bitcoin Cash.

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BITCOIN VS. BITCOIN CASH - MARKING THE DIFFERENCES

While Online Cryptocurrency Exchanges have become extremely popular, it is important to draw out notable differences between these two top cryptocurrencies. · Name The creators of Bitcoin Cash have coined the word "Cash" to "Bitcoin" not because it is another variation of Bitcoin. No, they aim to sustain Bitcoin Cash as a stand-alone formofcash. · Pros/Cons Unlike Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash holds a Blocksize limit of upto 8 MB indicating that higher number of transactions can take place a lower price. On the contrary, Bitcoin has a large number of mining pools so no lone miner with about 50% can hand regulate all of them single-handedly. As Bitcoin Cash is centralized, this does not make any sense as BCH has only 3 mining pools that cumulatively form more than 51% Playing the stakes will be a hard call owing to the fact that all the possible potentials of Bitcoin Cash remain in the hands of these three mining pools. WWW.EVONAX.COM


TECHNICAL DISPARITY

As Bitcoin cash knows what it lacks in comparison to Bitcoin because of its centralized system's tendencies, it has formed protect measures such as OnChain Scalability, Emergency Difficult Adjustment (EDA) and New Transaction Signatures that will bridge its cons and finally, pose as a secure currency for all. So, although Bitcoin is a great cryptocurrency no doubt, Bitcoin Cash is cited to be a future world domination cryptocurrency that will mobilize the market cap and give Bitcoin a huge run for its money.

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