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On August 1, 2017, at Bitcoin Blockheight #478559, developers, exchanges, miners, and node operators running the Bitcoin Cash software began accepting larger blocks. Stakeholders who continued running the Bitcoin Core software kept the blocksize restricted, later forking to a code change called SegWit on August 24, 2017. Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin Core (BTC) are the two largest bitcoin forks by market cap.

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The running total number of transactions processed by the Bitcoin Cash (BCH) network

As Bitcoin Cash (BCH) gains popularity, this number will continue to grow.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) full nodes store the entire blockchain, including all transactions, as the total number of transactions increases, so does the disk space required to store them.

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