CME launches Bitcoin Cash futures at $340.6 and Uniswap contracts, reshaping BCH price prediction amid bullish EMA confluence and overbought RSI.

Crypto card volume tops $10B via 23.9M transactions and 1.6M addresses, lifting Web3 payments and network fees.

According to Charles Edwards (@caprioleio), Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has surged over 40% against Bitcoin (BTC) in the past nine months, marking its strongest chart performance ever against BTC, highlighted by an 'adam and eve bottom' pattern. This growth aligns with rising concerns about the quantum threat to Bitcoin and BCH's implementation of quantum-proof signatures scheduled for May. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has yet to address these quantum security challenges.

According to BitMEXResearch, the ongoing debate surrounding Bitcoin Core and Bitcoin Cash hinges on the blocksize limit and its impact on transaction speed, fees, and reliability. Critics like Roger Ver argue that Bitcoin Core's decision to keep the blocksize small has transformed BTC into something different from Satoshi's original vision, whereas Bitcoin Cash aims to preserve the 2011 Bitcoin model by increasing the blocksize. This debate reflects broader disagreements on Bitcoin's technical rules and economic direction, as highlighted in 'The Blocksize War'.

According to @litecoin, Litecoin (LTC) leads Proof-of-Work (PoW) peer-to-peer cryptocurrencies in 24-hour active address activity, accounting for 56% of the total 423,766 addresses. Bitcoin (BTC) follows with 21%, Dogecoin (DOGE) at 12%, Dash (DASH) at 7%, and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) at 4%. This highlights Litecoin's strong network engagement among PoW cryptos.