Bitcoin Cash
BCH
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Bitcoin Cash to Host Meetup in Juba on January 24th
Bitcoin Cash will hold a community meetup in Juba, on January 24th from 12:00 to 14:00 UTC.
Bitcoin Cash to Activate LAYLA Upgrade in May
Bitcoin Cash is preparing the LAYLA upgrade, scheduled for activation in May 2026, which further expands the capabilities of CashVM — the upgraded Bitcoin Script virtual machine.
Bitcoin Cash to Release Network Upgrade on May 15th
Bitcoin Cash Node will implement a network upgrade on May 15th.
Bitcoin Cash to Undergo Halving on April 3rd
Bitcoin Cash will undergo halving on April 3rd at 16:33 UTC.
Bitcoin Cash to Be Listed on Coinstore on February 2nd
Coinstore will list Bitcoin Cash (BCH) on February 2nd.
Bitcoin Cash Introduces BCH/TRY Trading Pair on Binance on July 14th
Binance will open trading for the BCH/TRY trading pair on July 14th at 08:00 UTC.
Listing on BitMEX
BCH will be listed on BitMEX.
Live Stream on YouTube
Hard Fork
Gate.io Suports BCH Hard Fork
Trading Competition on KickEX
Listing on KickEX
Hard Fork
Detroit Meetup, USA
Miami Meetup, USA
Ljubljana Meetup, Slovenia
Delisting From Tidex
Bitcoin Cash City Conference in North Queensland, Australia
Block Reward Halving
SPV Wallet v.4.0.4 for Windows, macOS & Linux
Bitcoin Cash Events on the Chart
What is Bitcoin Cash?
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is a cryptocurrency that was created as a result of a hard fork from the Bitcoin network in August 2017. The hard fork was conducted with the aim of increasing the block size in the blockchain to address scalability issues.
Bitcoin Cash positions itself as a more practical version of Bitcoin, capable of processing more transactions in a shorter period of time.
Currently, the maximum block size has been increased to 32MB which is eight times larger than BTC. As a result, Bitcoin Cash is able to handle more transactions per block, significantly reducing waiting times and lowering transaction fees. However, such an increase in block size may lead to greater centralization of miners, as it requires more resources for mining blocks.