2018-12-11 20:37 |
The popular cryptocurrency figure and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) proponent, Roger Ver, has been talking about the crypto market and the network that he supports. He has been talking about the latest developments on the Bitcoin Cash network.
Roger Ver released a new video through Bitcoin.com in which he mentioned that it is okay that prices are down since the important thing is for use cases to increase. He has also talked about Tips.bitcoin.com, an application that was built on top of the Bitcoin Cash network and wants to help individuals tip with BCH.
Roger Ver Commented About This Development:“The company wants more and more people to use and that is a great thing. You can use this to tip to your family, friends or even waiters in restaurants in Bitcoin Cash. This is how you ensure that use cases are built rather than focusing on the price.”
He has also been talking about how Cointext is expanding all over the world. There are 35 countries that support the service. Cointext is an application that allows individuals around the world to transfer Bitcoin Cash using an SMS.
Ver has also talked about Movo.cash and the partnership that the company has with Bitpay. According to him, this will allow users to make purchases using Bitcoin Cash in many different places that accept Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Google Pay.
Finally, he mentioned the issue that the development and management company, UnitedCorp, sued the CEO of Bitcoin.com for its influential role during the last Bitcoin Cash hard fork on November 15. The company accuses Bitmain, Bitcoin.com, Roger Ver and Kraken of being engaged in unfair methods of competition and deceptive practices.
On November 15, the Bitcoin Cash network experienced an upgrade that resulted in two different chains, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin SV (BSV). Bitcoin SV has been backed by Craig Wright and Calvin Ayre.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin Cash is the sixth largest virtual currency with a market capitalization of $1.73 billion. Each BCH can be purchased for less than $100.
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