How to Earn Cash with Bitcoin

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Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) are two distinct cryptocurrencies resulting from a fork in the Bitcoin blockchain on August 1, 2017. Bitcoin Cash adopted the CashAddress format to differentiate itself from Bitcoin, though legacy BCH addresses remain compatible with BTC formats.


Key Differences Between BTC and BCH


How to Split Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin SV (BSV)

After the November 2018 hard fork, BCH holders received an equal amount of BSV. Follow these steps to split your coins:

  1. Send Unsplitted BCH to a supporting exchange like CoinEx.
  2. Auto-Split: The exchange will separate your BCH and BSV balances.
  3. Withdraw: Transfer split coins to individual wallets.

⚠️ Warning: Sending unsplit BCH to a non-supporting wallet may result in lost BSV.


Securing Your Bitcoin Cash

Wallet Options

👉 Best hardware wallets for crypto


FAQs

1. Can I send BCH to a BTC address?

No. While addresses look similar, BTC and BCH use separate blockchains. Funds sent to the wrong chain may be lost.

2. How do I claim BSV after the fork?

Import your BCH wallet’s seed phrase into a BSV-compatible wallet (e.g., Electrum SV).

3. Is Bitcoin Cash (BCH) the same as Bitcoin SV (BSV)?

No. BSV split from BCH in 2018, prioritizing scalability and restoring Bitcoin’s original protocol.

4. Which exchanges support BSV withdrawals?

Coinbase and Kraken allow BSV withdrawals, but trading may be limited.


Best Practices

👉 Secure your crypto today


By understanding these steps and risks, you can safely manage and profit from Bitcoin Cash and its derivatives. Always prioritize security and verify transactions to protect your assets.


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