People are Losing Bitcoin Cash By Accidentally Sending It to Bitcoin Addresses

By cineramaSeptember 12, 2017Bitcoin Business

On August 1, a renegade group of cryptocurrency enthusiasts decided to split off from Bitcoin and create a near-identical clone called Bitcoin Cash. The two digital currencies are similar—Bitcoin […]

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People are Losing Bitcoin Cash By Accidentally Sending It to Bitcoin Addresses

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