Today we are witnessing total sales on the crypto market. Any token that for example cost $1 in 2021 is now trading at $0.01. So in case you wanted to buy some crypto but considered them too pricey your time has come.
Therefore, we want to present you with two prominent assets that are about to kick-start their journey to the moon!
What’s on the Bitcoin Cash coin price chart?
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was launched in August 2017. Actually it is a hard fork of the Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain.
The formation of BCH occurred as a result of disagreements within the BTC community. BTC miner and developer groups were concerned about its scalability and they were unsure of the BTC blockchain plans to adopt segregated witness (SegWit) technology.
These groups felt that although necessary (with the increase in the size of the BTC network, the blockchain could barely keep up with the increased volumes of transactions), this proposed upgrade did not fit with the decentralized philosophy of Satoshi Nakamoto.
Therefore, a hard fork was proposed in which the BTC blockchain would be split into two parts. One of them will process more transactions at a faster rate than BTC. This is how BCH was born.
Investors are fond of this token since it moves just like its older brother. So Bitcoin Cash price charts are growing conjointly with BTC.
As per letizo.com, today you can buy one coin of BCH for $104.46.
Does the Stellar live price chart look more positive?
Stellar and Lumens (XLM) were born in 2014 when Jed McCaleb, founder of Mt.Gox and co-founder of Ripple, launched the Stellar networking system with former attorney Joyce Kim. The nonprofit Stellar Development Foundation was created in partnership with Stripe CEO Patrick Collison to officially launch the project in July.
Stellar is essentially a decentralized network of blockchain servers that operate independently. This means that it is distributed among all interconnected nodes of the Stellar network without the control of a centralized source. The network synchronizes and reaches a consensus, which allows the registry to be evenly distributed. The key element is that anyone can simply set up a verification node (server) with Stellar Core where the verification process is done using the Stellar Consensus Protocol (SCP).
Many Stellar price prediction services are sure that the threshold of $1 is the last one for XLM these days. Next, we can expect it at $10.
