Bitcoin Cash (BCH) hash rate has suffered havoc following the halving that took place on April 09, 2020. Security concerns have increased due to an increased possibility of a 51% attack.  And, some Trolls stated that Bitcoin Cash is probably dead.

The current halving is challenging.  This is the first halving after splitting from Bitcoin in 2017.  Miners are crucial for the security of the network, and therefore losing miners is not a good thing. Well, leaving that apart from many well know that it is cheaper to transact on the Bitcoin Cash.

Bitcoin cash (BCH) knew all these are coming during their ideological issues with BSV, and they have placed security measures in place to protect themselves from malicious attacks. In terms of difficulty adjustment, Bitcoin Cash are now very robust. However, is that enough for the current situation.

Roger Ver tweeted:  “Bitcoin: gains value primarily based on the perception others will buy it. Bitcoin Cash: gains value primarily through a growing utility in commercial adoption and usage in general.”

Roger Ver early this month continued to reinstate: “Bitcoin Cash transactions will soon have privacy so strong that there will be more potential combinations than there are atoms in the universe! 1. Fast 2. Cheap 3. Reliable 4. Private (coming very soon!)”

Sydney Ifergan, the crypto expert, tweeted:  “The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has miners leaving the network, and there is a ripple effect- maybe we need to see if people learn to collect their calm and be realistic rather than panic.”

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

There have been positive reinstatements from BCH loyal investors who were buying more BCH before the halving. Some wish that the BCH will go up to $2000, and in counter statements, BTC investors opine that if BCH goes to $2000, BTC will go to 250,000.  The supporters of the two networks keep talking of the best they think about whichever network they support.

With the hash rate dropping by 92%, the community is wondering if Roger Ver will choose to proceed with Bitcoin Cash mining.  The mining reward will decline from 12.5 to 6.25 BCH, about $3,200 to $1,600, every 10 minutes. The price reacted strongly to the event.  Now the point is about who will sustain the mining by operating at a loss? Will Roger Ver mine for a loss? BCH holders are feeling at a loss.  Stabilization is expected in a few weeks.  For now, there is a lot of uncertainty.