Bitcoin Cash, a tweaked version of the digital currency created by one side in an industry rift, started trading Tuesday. If it wants to be bitcoin’s equal, it is about 10% of the way there.
Most digital currency exchanges and services at this point aren’t supporting Bitcoin Cash. One exchange that is, China-based ViaBTC, has been allowing trading in the coin even before it goes live. On that basis, Bitcoin Cash was most recently trading at about 11% of a bitcoin’s value, roughly in line with traders’ projections in the days leading up to the launch.
With the original bitcoin trading at around $2,750, Bitcoin Cash was worth around $300. Another virtual currency tracker, Coinmarket.com, showed Bitcoin Cash falling to about $242 from a high of about $400 in volatile trading.
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