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[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@JesusMartinez BCH should be on top list

[Binance @binance]

Tourist by passport, local by payment method.

Binance Pay now works at PayPay merchants across Japan - spend crypto like you've lived there your whole life.

Discover → https://t.co/eMe2VNbopM

[Rich Forever @r1chf0rever]

🚨 ZCASH Might Range While BCH Explodes!
The ZCSH High Income ETF filing signals a big PoW capital rotation:
• zcash:native = Yield/Sideways action.
• bitcoin-cash:native = Growth via Grayscale ETF + CME Futures.
Full details in the image! 👇
#BCH #ZEC #DASH

[Lucky @Lucky_m_X]

🚀 BITCOIN CASH (BCH) UPDATE: Institutional Catalyst Sparks Rally! 📊

Bitcoin Cash (bitcoin-cash:native) captures massive market velocity, outperforming the broader crypto sectors following groundbreaking Wall Street derivatives news!

Key Highlights:
• Price Action: Trading strong around $336.06, holding onto an explosive +46% gain over the past 7 days after establishing a firm macro support floor.
• CME Futures Shock: CME Group officially announced plans to launch Bitcoin Cash standard and micro futures contracts on October 19, igniting institutional interest.
• ETF Reallocation: Market sentiment turns intensely bullish as reports indicate capital rotating directly from traditional BTC plays into BCH and privacy alternatives.
• Regulatory Moat: Heavy structural accumulation accelerates following fresh compliance applications from Grayscale to expand digital asset trust offerings.

Are we baseline building for an aggressive macro squeeze back toward yearly highs? 🚀

#BitcoinCash #BCH #CryptoNews #Altcoins #CMEFutures #CryptoTrading #Web3

[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@AltcoinDaily BCH 💚

[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@CoinMarketCap 1 BCH 💚
2 BCH🩷
3 BCH 🧡

[CoinMarketCap @CoinMarketCap]

LATEST: ⚡️ CME Group plans to launch Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures on Oct. 19, pending regulatory review.

[Roger Ver @rogerkver]

Bitcoin is BCH

[Hampherny R @HamphernyR]

Bitcoin Cash education in universities is fundamental and goes hand in hand with the excellent development work being carried out by the community.

We can only move forward by educating more people, thanks to the support given to our campaign.

👉https://t.co/ELcc5WPe1f👈

[Satoshi Stacker @StackerSatoshi]

CME is adding Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap futures.

$BCH: +19%
$UNI: +5%

[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@XForceGlobal BCH 🥰

[Minty @BCHMinty]

A woman in Tacloban City hands her phone to a cashier. The Paytaca point-of-sale registers the payment in seconds. The transaction cost her a fraction of a cent. This is not a pilot program — it's one of 78 businesses in that single city accepting Bitcoin Cash today.

The mechanism that makes this possible is worth being precise about, because it isn't magic and it isn't luck. It's the direct output of two architectural decisions made at the August 2017 fork, compounding over eight years of consistent development.

Decision one: block size.

BCH blocks are capped at 32MB as a floor — the ABLA algorithm activated in May 2024 can push that ceiling higher automatically based on observed demand. The current average block is roughly 40 kilobytes. Out of 32 megabytes. The fee auction that defines BTC's fee environment — where users bid against each other for constrained blockspace, and miners take the highest-paying transactions first — never starts on BCH because the supply side has room. The median BCH transaction fee right now is $0.00077. The average is under half a cent. These numbers aren't a temporary artifact of low usage. They're the structural output of a chain where blockspace supply exceeds demand by a wide margin, and where the supply side is designed to grow automatically if demand ever catches up.

BTC blocks run near 99.8% capacity as a design condition. That's not a bug — it's the intended outcome of a deliberate choice to keep blocks small. The consequence is that when demand spikes, fees spike with it. BTC's median fee right now is $0.034. On a quiet day. During congestion it has hit $30, $50, more. For a $5 purchase at a Tacloban convenience store, a $0.034 fee is 0.68% of the transaction value on a good day and potentially 100%+ on a bad one. The economics don't work for retail. BCH's $0.00077 median fee is 0.015% of the same transaction. The economics work.

Decision two: Replace-By-Fee removal.

BTC kept opt-in RBF when BCH forked away from it in August 2017. This is the less-discussed decision but arguably the more consequential one for merchant adoption. RBF allows a sender to replace an unconfirmed transaction with a new version — typically one that redirects the funds or pays a higher fee to jump the queue. On BTC, a merchant accepting an unconfirmed transaction is accepting real double-spend risk. The standard advice is to wait for at least one block confirmation before treating a payment as final. That's roughly 10 minutes on average, longer during congestion. For a cashier with a line of customers, that's not a checkout flow. That's a waiting room.

BCH removed RBF. A BCH transaction that hits the mempool cannot be replaced by the sender. The first broadcast is binding for practical purposes. Double Spend Proofs — DSproofs — propagate alerts across the network nearly instantly if a double-spend is attempted, giving merchants an additional layer of protection. The result is 0-conf: effective payment finality in 2-5 seconds, without waiting for a block. The Paytaca point-of-sale in Tacloban registers the payment. The cashier sees confirmation. The customer walks out. No waiting room.

These two decisions — adequate blockspace and no RBF — are why BCH Argentina has documented 400+ accepting businesses nationally. K24, a convenience store chain, accepts $BCH at 30 of its 85 locations. That's not a press release. That's 30 stores open today, processing transactions from real customers buying real things, at $0.00077 per transaction in network fees.

The Philippines context adds another dimension. The country receives approximately $40 billion in remittances annually. Traditional remittance services charge 6-9% on average — on a $200 transfer, that's $12-18 extracted before the recipient sees anything, plus processing delays, plus in some cases a physical pickup requirement. A BCH transaction to the same recipient costs $0.00077. It settles in under 10 minutes. The recipient's Paytaca wallet receives it directly. No bank account required on either end. No approval process. No exchange rate controlled by a third party. The 78 merchants in Tacloban exist in part because BCH is already the remittance rail for a meaningful number of local residents — and a currency that arrives in your wallet is a currency you can spend locally if local merchants accept it.

The architecture behind all of this hasn't been static. CashTokens shipped in May 2023 — native fungible tokens and NFTs at the consensus layer, not a smart contract abstraction. AnyHedge lets BCH holders lock in fiat-equivalent value non-custodially. The Layla upgrade activated in May 2026, adding bounded loops, function definitions, and bitwise opcodes to the BCH VM. ParyonUSD launched April 30, 2026 as BCH's first native decentralized stablecoin. The chain keeps building. The fee doesn't move.

Back to Tacloban. The woman hands her phone to the cashier. The transaction settles. It cost less than a tenth of a cent. Same SHA-256 proof-of-work as BTC. Same 21 million coin supply cap. Same 10-minute target block time. One chain made the blockspace decision and removed RBF. The other didn't. The 78 pins on the Tacloban merchant map are the direct, measurable output of that difference.

[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@wangxuelong007 @LDrogen Don’t try to understand he is originally from India 🤣

[CZ 🔶️ BNB - Parody @czbinanceprd]

we're closer to the next major shift than most people think.

crypto is about to surprise everyone again.

[BCH Argentina 🇦🇷 @BCHArgentina]

Bitcoin Cash cruza fronteras con pagos instantáneos y comisiones mínimas. Así se vive la adopción real.

[Paytaca @_paytaca_]

⚖️ Speaker Highlight: Rafael Padilla

One of the Philippines’ foremost legal experts on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and financial technology, Atty. Rafael Padilla has spent years helping shape the legal discourse around emerging digital technologies.

A commercial lawyer, law professor, and author of Fintech: Law & First Principles and Crypto and the Law, Atty. Padilla advises technology companies, fintech startups, and crypto projects across the Asia-Pacific region. He is also a sought-after speaker on the legal and regulatory implications of blockchain and digital assets.

We’re excited to welcome Atty. Padilla to the Cash 3.0 Conference, where he’ll share his expertise on one of the most important dimensions of building peer-to-peer financial systems.

📅 August 1–2, 2026
🌐 https://t.co/XAIVhpu6Q2

[Paytaca @_paytaca_]

Our FundMe campaign has now ended, and unfortunately, we didn’t reach our funding goal.

The Cash 3.0 Conference is still happening, and we’re committed to making it a success. If you weren’t able to contribute through the campaign—or if you’d still like to help—you can now send your contribution directly to the address below.

If you’re not joining the conference, this is a great way to support the event and the broader effort to grow practical, peer-to-peer applications on Bitcoin Cash.

Every contribution, no matter the amount, helps us cover the remaining conference expenses and is sincerely appreciated.

BCH Address:
bitcoincash:qq5m9ep338y6uzrkw7043dz4nkygca0jagrjr8cxh3

Thank you to everyone who has supported us so far. Your generosity and encouragement mean a great deal to our team. 💚

[BCH-1 @bch_1_official]

It’s going to be glorious.

[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@cz_binance Paytaca

[tjdbshebsnjdgdh @dewinterThomas3]

@shyneblock I stake my BCH on binance now, it’s 3.75% APR what about you?