Bitcoin Cash (BCH or Bcash) is a fork of the original Bitcoin cryptocurrency that aimed to iron out issues that Bitcoin faced, such as scalability. In Bitcoin’s less notorious days, a blocksize limit was put in place to prevent spam attacks on the network – this became an obstacle for transaction processing, causing delays that could last days. Bitcoin Cash made this blocksize limit adjustable: whilst Bitcoin was limited to 1MB (250, 000 transactions per day), BCH had an increased limit of 8MB, allowing for 2 million transactions per day. By picking a side on this progress-halting debate of whether to increase the blocksize limit, they gathered core support from the side that believed that an increase was vital to the envisaged fluidity of trade.