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Explore the evolution of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) covering its origins, features, use cases, investment potential, and future prospects as a cryptocurrency aimed at facilitating faster, cheaper transactions.

This article explains the basic concepts and market performance of Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Filecoin (FB), analyzing why assets closely linked to Bitcoin’s price surge haven’t mirrored its performance. It covers BCH's origins, FB's technical features, and the price trends, highlighting potential reasons for the underperformance of these correlated assets.

Bitcoin Cash price prediction for 2024 & beyond. Explore expert forecasts, market trends, and key factors influencing BCH’s future value.

BSV is a hard fork network based on the Bitcoin Cash network. Currently, this network maintains a respectable level of daily transaction activity. Simultaneously, progress in enterprise-level applications is also underway, continuing its development towards becoming a global payment system.

This article explores the difficulty of upgrading Bitcoin, pointing out that this is mainly due to concerns about reduced rewards after halving, which has led to many hard forks. A review of Bitcoin's past few hard forks and an introduction to the experimental hard fork currently planned by LayerTwolabs. Although Bitcoin has always faced route issues, it is still seeking opportunities on a different path.

Pairs trading is a market-neutral strategy that generates returns by simultaneously buying and selling two highly correlated assets, capitalizing on their price differences. This strategy remains effective in the cryptocurrency market due to the cointegration exhibited by many digital assets during price fluctuations. The advantage of pairs trading lies in its market-neutral characteristic, which reduces sensitivity to overall market volatility, allowing for consistent returns under various market conditions. This strategy is gaining increasing attention in the crypto market, becoming an important tool for investors to manage risk and capture arbitrage opportunities.

This article introduces a new narrative in the Bitcoin ecosystem for 2024, covering new infrastructure for scaling, anti-VC new assets, and new applications replicating Ethereum's glory. As the core of this narrative, the RGB++ Layer is a Bitcoin extension protocol based on the UTXO model, supporting bridge-free cross-chain and Turing-complete smart contracts. This protocol not only significantly enhances the liquidity and returns of BTC assets but also simplifies the user experience, allowing users to access all applications supporting the RGB++ Layer without multiple wallets. Additionally, the RGB++ Layer integrates various assets within the UTXO ecosystem, including new protocol types such as Runes and BRC20, promoting overall interconnectivity and resource sharing within the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The altcoin season index is a tool that signifies when the altcoin season starts. When traders can interpret the data, it helps them know when to buy altcoins for profit.

This article explains the development and evolution of Layer 2 of BTC, and elaborates on three hot projects.

Bitcoin, the world's first successfully used cryptocurrency, is a decentralized peer-to-peer digital payment network invented by Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin allows users to trade directly without a financial institution or a third party.

eCash is a cryptocurrency that originated from the Bitcoin Cash ABC fork. It is meant to be used as electronic cash for buying goods and services.

The reported move, if confirmed, could have serious ramifications for the blockchain’s developers. But success for the troubled regulator is far from certain and unanswered questions abound.

In the past year alone, Total Value Locked (TVL) on Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions has surged sevenfold. From zero to $1.25 billion in just three years. So how did Bitcoin, a chain lacking DeFi or smart contracts, spark this wave of growth? Why did it take so long? And is Bitcoin now ready to do it all?

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The article provides an in-depth exploration of the development history of Bitcoin technology, especially its challenges in handling large-scale applications and transaction scale. The article analyzes the limitations of Bitcoin's original technology, such as the UTXO model, non-Turing complete scripting language, and the history and reasons of Bitcoin forks. Subsequently, the article introduced in detail several key technologies in the development of Bitcoin, including OP_RETURN, Segregated Witness (Segwit), Taproot technology, as well as Schnorr signatures, MAST and Taproot Scripts. The article also discusses new Bitcoin-based protocols such as Ordinals, Inscriptions, and BRC-20, and how they promote the development of the Bitcoin ecosystem. Finally, the article looks forward to the potential applications of new technologies and their possible impact on future development.