Bitcoin Cash had several quite impressive days full of price fluctuations following the suspension of BTC hardfork SegWit2x, rising up unexpectedly, showing crazy gains and losts and even moving to the 2nd place in Coinmarketcap ranking for some time. It seems like BCH currency is gaining more and more popularity as more world-wide known exchanges are adding it to the markets.
On November 13, Bitcoin Cash made an announcement in the official twitter account that Bitstamp, Europe’s only regulated crypto exchange, and one of the oldest as well as biggest bitcoin exchanges, is going to offer Bitcoin Cash trading to the customers within weeks, namely in late November or early December.
Europe’s only regulated crypto exchange, and one of the oldest as well as biggest bitcoin exchange, is to launch Bitcoin Cash trading within weeks.
Read more: https://t.co/epCvtFVk4f pic.twitter.com/0pwlCy4K2h
— Bitcoin Cash (@BITCOlNCASH) 13 ноября 2017 г.
In the beginning of August, Bitstamp launched Ethereum and it is worth mentioning that initially Bitstamp was making plans to add support for Bitcoin Cash by the end of September 2017.
What is more, November 14 is marked by the announcement of UK-based trading platform for Bitcoin and altcoins Trade Satoshi which has added Bitcoin Cash markets.
Trade: https://t.co/eq94KIjN23 pic.twitter.com/EMH6KpGxuH
— Bitcoin Cash (@BITCOlNCASH) 13 ноября 2017 г.
Additionally, australian Living Room of Satoshi was the first major company which started letting its users pay bills with Bitcoin Cash in August 2017.
Bitcoin Cash network has been upgraded on November 13 with the fork which is aimed at improving the existing complexity algorithm and assumes, among other things, a predictable time for confirming transactions on the network.
By the time of the fork, the BCH rate had risen to $ 1436, and at the press-time Bitcoin Cash is traded at the price of $1246 and has a market capitalisation of $20,9 billion.