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Total Supply：21,000,000
Circulation ：17,496,900
White Paper：https://www.bitcoincash.org/whitepaper
Website：https://www.bitcoincash.org
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Bitcoin cash (BCH) is both a cryptocurrency and payment network. It was created as a result of a hard fork with bitcoin in December 2017, with the aim of increasing the number of transactions that could be processed.
The official bitcoin cash website describes the cryptocurrency as a "peer-to-peer electronic cash for the internet. It is fully decentralised, with no central bank and requires no trusted third parties to operate."
Forks within bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are not uncommon, however, a common consensus will usually be reached over which blockchain to use. Where no consensus is reached and both blockchains remain, a new token or coin is created. In this case it was bitcoin cash.
The hard fork occurred because there was a disagreement around how best to increase the block size limit. One group of influential miners, developers and investors favoured a protocol called SegWit2x, which was due to be implemented to the bitcoin network in August 2017. Those who disagreed with this protocol were involved in the creation of bitcoin cash. Advocates of bitcoin cash believed it more closely resembled the original vision of Satoshi Nakamoto, the unknown person or persons who created bitcoin, and who it’s thought implemented a 1MB limit in secret. However, Nakamoto also said "we can phase in a change later if we get closer to needing it", as he (or they) predicted that with increased internet speeds and decreased storage costs, blockchains could be increased in size without adversely affecting the concept of a decentralised currency.
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Limit order gives you the power to set a specific price at which you would like to buy or sell the desired amount of cryptocurrency.
A market order is an order type that enables you to buy or sell at the best available market price.
A Stop Loss Limit order is designed to limit your loss on a cryptocurrency position. A Stop Loss Limit order can be placed to buy or sell a specific cryptocurrency at your entered price (a limit order) once that cryptocurrency reaches a certain price.
A take profit limit order is an order put in place by traders to maximize their profits and protect their profits on positions. A take profit limit order allows you (a trader) to set your custom made Buy or Sell order. You have to set two prices - the Trigger Price and the buy/sell Price.
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