Nathan Reiff has been writing expert articles and news about financial topics such as investing and trading, cryptocurrency, ETFs, and alternative investments on Investopedia since 2016.

Bitcoin Cash that came into being from a Bitcoin hard fork back in August of last year is about to get its own hard fork as the team look to push Bitcoin Cash to become a more viable option than ...

After a hard fork — or irreversible split — the world’s largest cryptocurrency now has an upstart brother called Bitcoin Cash, a new monetary system that’s making a controversial attempt ...

Bitcoin Cash climbed today, nearing $1,000 as traders purchased the digital currency in anticipation of next month's hard fork. The alternative protocol asset (altcoin) rose to as much as $983 ...

Nothing says the future of finance like a good old-fashioned meltdown, and the upcoming bitcoin cash hard fork has that in spades. This is thanks, in no small part, to a man named Craig Wright.

and there was also much spam on the Bitcoin Cash network around the time of the hard fork. These may have been precursors. It is also true that the status of the Bitcoin Cash ABC network was unusual ...

A system-wide upgrade otherwise known as a hard fork appears to have split the bitcoin cash network in two. Bitcoin Cash is the fourth largest cryptocurrency in the world and possesses a market ...

called a hard fork, will result in two separate and distinct cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin. Oh, and it also has the potential to create billions of dollars worth of new cryptocurrency ...

First, a quick primer. What is a “hard fork”? Bitcoin Cash was created as a “fork” of the original Bitcoin in August 2017, largely over disagreements about mysterious inventor Satoshi ...

Bitcoin Cash was created through a hard fork to address Bitcoin’s scalability issues in 2017. Bitcoin Cash offers faster, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about the tax treatment of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. UPDATE: In the absence of guidance from the IRS and in ...