[WARNING] there is no coin on any exchange, or in any wallet, or on any reputable coin price or ranking site, called "bcash." If someone is referring to a coin called "bcash," they're LYING TO YOU AND TRYING TO GASLIGHT YOU.

Reference:

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/8dd5ij/why_bitcoin_cash_users_reject_the_name_bcash_so

https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/6r4no6/its_called_bitcoin_cash_the_term_bcash_is_a

https://medium.com/@jonaldfyookball/why-some-people-call-bitcoin-cash-bcash-this-will-be-shocking-to-new-readers-956558da12fb

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TLDR: The name "bcash" arose from an elaborate campaign to disinform and defraud unsuspecting users. Using this term marks you as a disinformation agent.

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Note: new users may have heard that term and may repeat it innocently. Try to be patient with such people, who are victims of an elaborate disinformation campaign.

Others, who know better, should simply be called out when they use that term, and debate should stop there. Nobody should engage in otherwise reasonable discussion with anyone who knowingly persists in disinformation.

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The Motley Fool Announces $5 Million Investment in Bitcoin

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My life from Dec 2017 to Feb 2021 - The BTC Story

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The Happy Accident of a Middle Aged Guy researching Cryptocurrency.

I think I just set a new high watermark for how much of a clueless middle aged white guy I truly am.

I've been researching the idea of putting some assets into Cryptocurrency as a hedge against what I think will be an upcoming market correction (my unverifyable "gut" is telling me a 40%-50% correction before the end of this year) and I have been seeing some very compelling discussions about crypto being a virtual version of other "hard assets". (i.e. it's the millennial version of "gold bugs")

So I look around and see articles saying that for the true completely inexperience novice (me in a nutshell) Coinbase is a good starting point, but with slightly higher fees. So I go to coinbase to take a look, figure I will create an account and look around. I click on log in and... wait... lastpass filled in an account name.

Turns out I have a coinbase account already...

Turns out I did experiment in the past (3/19)..

Turns out I bought $150 in BTC then... (thinking back I think it was the proceeds from a decent Poker night with some friends, which I had completely forgotten about)

Turns out I have around $2k in crypto already.

I'm an old.... who just found $2000 in the virtual couch cushions of the interwebs.

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"Bitcoin will never hit 50k " 🤓😁🤠😎

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Pokket.cash v0.3.0 is available for download! This update adds support for BIP39 passphrases, and Flipstarter pledging support!

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source https://www.reddit.com/r/btc/comments/lmekp4/pokketcash_v030_is_available_for_download_this/

I need a WooCommerce plugin to directly accept Bitcoin Cash

Been accepting Monero (<3) and what turns out to be a mega Shitcoin, BTC.

The transaction fees I paid to convert $640 of BTC to Monero cost $110. I tried to send another $75 via bitcoin at a cheaper rate and it got stuck: now I have to figure out how to find the transaction and pay more fees via Bitcoin cash to get it unstuck.

Never again. I'm switching to Bitcoin Cash.

Is there a good woocommerce plugin I can use to accept payments & directly accept Bitcoin Cash without any third parties?

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