Bitcoin Cash
Bitcoin Cash Block Production Accelerates as Mining Difficulty Adjusts
After a few difficulty adjustments, blocks on the bitcoin cash blockchain are now being mined more steadily.
Why Even Miners That Hate Bitcoin Cash Might Want to Mine It
A cryptic message on the bitcoin cash blockchain on Friday reveals insights into the minds of miners – who now can pick and choose between chains.
GDAX Pledges to Enable Bitcoin Cash Withdrawals By 2018
GDAX has announced that it will launch support for the breakaway cryptocurrency Bitcoin Cash sometime later this year.
UASF Revisited: Will Bitcoin's User Revolt Leave a Lasting Legacy?
What to make of the most political proposal for bitcoin scaling? CoinDesk looks at the impact of the UASF movement on network development.
Why a Bitcoin Fork Is Not a 'Stock Split'
Comparing a blockchain fork to a stock split? It might seem like a nice idea, but the comparison falls apart on closer inspection.
What Happened to Bitcoin: A Recap of the Blockchain's Big Split
Missed Tuesday's bitcoin fork? CoinDesk recaps the day's events, outlining how a band of miners broke off of bitcoin to create a new network.
Bitcoin Cash Just Mined its First Block, Making Blockchain Split Official
A controversial bitcoin spinoff called Bitcoin Cash has officially broken off from the main network, forging ahead with its own blockchain.
Bitcoin Is Forking, But Bitcoin Cash Hasn't Been Created Yet
A planned split of the bitcoin blockchain began on schedule on Tuesday, but at press time, no new blockchain had been created as a result.
Bitcoin UASF Proposal Quietly Activates – to Little Effect
Bitcoin's UASF activated last night to little fanfare, as the contentious code change was largely mitigated in impact.
Bitcoin Cash: Who Supports the Fork And Who Doesn't
CoinDesk's Alyssa Hertig looks at the varied industry reactions to Bitcoin Cash, a variant of bitcoin said to be launching today.
