Bitcoin Cash Holders Dump Millions Ahead Of Hard Fork

 | Nov 12, 2020 07:11AM ET

h3 Key Takeaways/h3
  • Exchange inflow of Bitcoin Cash has surged to 1 million BCH in the last week.
  • The unpopular proposal for sharing for 8% block rewards with miners is gaining considerable momentum close to the hard fork.
  • Node operators are choosing the neutral option which will automatically run the longest chain post-fork.

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Support from BCH nodes is split between 40% and 14% for the competing chains.

h2 Tension Before Bitcoin Cash Hark Fork Grows/h2

The Bitcoin Cash hard fork scheduled for Nov. 15 is driving BCH holders en masse to exchanges, and a lot of them are selling.

The hard fork will birth two separate blockchains—BCHABC and BCHN. The BCHABC camp is rooting for implementing an 8% “tax” on mining block rewards for the core developing team.

BCHN supporters oppose this tax, hence the upcoming fork.

The decision is left to miners and node operators to signal their support, but most of them are undecided.

Less than half of BCH nodes choose to side with a third neutral option—Bitcoin Cash Unlimited—which will automatically run the software for the dominant chain.