Electron Cash

Lightweight client for Bitcoin Cash. A fork of Electrum. This account has been handed over to Jonald. Source repo:

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

REMINDER: The Electron Cash team is only involved with Electron Cash, which you can get from here: https://t.co/N4YH1OvAUo. We have received reports that the Electron Gold software is a scam and will result in loss of BCH and BTC.

[Josh Ellithorpe @zquestz]

Just finished adding LetsEncrypt support to the CashShuffle server. New binaries are available at https://t.co/fKxo0lGcG3 #BCH #CashShuffle #LetsEncrypt

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

Tokens Do Not Necessarily Need the Same Security Model as Bitcoin Cash
https://t.co/WFrkheJgv6

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

Electron Cash 3.2 released!

https://t.co/N4YH1OvAUo

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@Anti_Dystopian @thecryptokidd @BitcoinCashFans @steam_games @bitcoinnews @paxful @SolutionsProj @coinify @CashShuffle Its located here: https://t.co/KoVHpunioH

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

Electron Cash Android version 3.1.3 released https://t.co/wjOC8cUfRq

[Electrum @ElectrumWallet]

New release: Electrum 3.0.4. Please upgrade, this is a security update. It fixes a vulnerability that was reported earlier today. See the release notes for details. https://t.co/Y2DXoUyOgk
https://t.co/HlynSNK8dx

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

Electron Cash 3.1.1 released. This fixes a serious security hole in 3.1. Upgrade immediately. https://t.co/hS4tB2d6gh

[Neil 🇬🇧🇯🇵🇷🇺 @kyuupichan]

Coming soon in Electron Cash 3.1: cashaddr support, plus temporary support for @BitPay addresses.

Screenshots of address converter tab, plus button to toggle between legacy and cashaddr address display.

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

Next time you see one of those Nigerian prince's mails that say "Please send me $30,000 so I can unlock $3 million and I will send you 10%.", consider they might be legit but that they just used BTC.

Corrected it for you :-)
https://t.co/MkDZLfnXNb

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@deadalnix @OnWindowly @YoursOrg @BitcoinCom @StashCrypto @LedgerHQ @TREZOR @blockchain @BitcoinUnlimit @exodus_io @BitPay @btccom_official @jaxx_io Final testing underway now for new address format in Electron Cash.

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@_rmillz_ @crainbf You could also look at https://t.co/8PgRdL1eIY

[Chris Pacia @ChrisPacia]

https://t.co/6Cwn7YNAEq

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@_rmillz_ @crainbf That should work, I guess. I'm hesitant to be definitive about it without getting some confirmation. Note that you wont be able to sign, broadcast, or see the wallet from that site due to the replay protection. Also note that BCH is planning to change its address format.

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@_rmillz_ @crainbf Initially, the changes made to Electron Cash were specifically designed to ease comparison with Electrum. But, there have been a lot of changes since then to both. Electrum has moved to Python 3 and QT5, we're working on that now.

The current release is in the pyqt4 branch.

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@_rmillz_ @crainbf This one perhaps: https://t.co/3bJO67RlIU

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@crainbf Yes.

But I'm guessing you didn't expect any other response from me 😀
If you have any questions, I'll try my best to answer.
Make sure you only download it from https://t.co/wUSlVCq7R3

[Eli Afram @justicemate]

@alansilbert @VinnyLingham @timoncc @ProfFaustus @electroncash @PeterRizun @spair @OneMorePeter Adoption and user count is far more important than node count. If 1 billion people are using bitcoin then you would have 1 million nodes if just 1/1000 of those them run a node.
With mass adoption will come your much sought after node count.

[Peter R. Rizun @PeterRizun]

4 billion of the world's 8 billion human inhabitants are SMS (text message) users, @lopp. They are already in possession of the hardware + connectivity needed to run a SPV wallet. The problem is that with a limit of 3 tx/s, there is no incentive to build systems to make it work. https://t.co/BTyAV6EHLv

[Electron Cash @electroncash]

@jrbhudon @a3456gf @PeterRizun @StopAndDecrypt @lopp They rely on the hundreds of thousands of businesses that do need a full node to do that, and the hobbyists who choose to run a full node.