Bitcoin Cash hits new lows vs. Bitcoin after Tesla snubs 'fork products'

Bitcoin Cash hits new lows vs. Bitcoin after Tesla snubs 'fork products'

The car maker subsequently deletes a warning not to send Bitcoin Cash or Bitcoin SV as payment for orders, but for BCH/BTC, the damage was done. Controversial Bitcoin (BTC) spin-off Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has hit new all-time lows against its parent after Tesla publicly rejected using it for payments.In a series of tweets on March 24, CEO and "Technoking" Elon Musk confirmed that U.S. customers could now buy a Tesla using BTC — but his company shunned "fork products" such as BCH.Tesla: Don't send us anything but BTCBitcoin Cash spun off from the Bitcoin blockchain in August 2017 and has since....


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