BCH, LTC, BTG, Zcash, and Scash are all developed based on the Bitcoin protocol, summarized as follows:
- $BCH: A hard fork from Bitcoin in 2017, changing core parameters and taking an independent technical route.
- $LTC: Inspired by Bitcoin, based on its protocol, using the Scrypt mining algorithm.
- $BTG: A hard fork from Bitcoin in 2017, replacing the SHA-256 algorithm with Equihash.
- $Zcash: Modified from Bitcoin version 0.11.2 code, adding zk-SNARKs privacy mechanism.
- $Scash: A Bitcoin Core branch, combining the Bitcoin protocol with Monero's RandomX algorithm, adhering to the same consensus rules.
These examples demonstrate that Bitcoin (#Bitcoin) is the first decentralized network capable of achieving secure value storage and peer-to-peer transfer without the endorsement of a centralized institution, with its core value being validated by the market over the long term.
Satoshi Cash Network ($SCASH), as a new asset, has one of its core prerequisites for potential release being market acceptance.
Only with more users holding it and more scenarios accepting it can a new asset transition from a "technical concept" to "market value."
May the Satoshi Cash Network carry the spirit of technology and welcome good fortune in the market!
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