Exchange Bitcoin Cash BCH to EOS EOS

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Bitcoin BTC
Bitcoin ERC20 BTC
Bitcoin BEP20 BTC
Ethereum ETH
Official Trump TRUMP
Aptos APT
Optimism OP
Arbitrum ARB
Notcoin NOT
TON TON
Ethereum BEP20 (BSC) ETH
Ethereum Arbitrum One ETH
Ripple XRP
Ripple BEP20 (BSC) XRP
Algorand ALGO
Avalanche AVAX
Avalanche BEP20 AVAX
Terra LUNA
Decentraland MANA
Litecoin LTC
Litecoin BEP20 (BSC) LTC
Bitcoin Cash BCH
Bitcoin Cash BEP20 BCH
PancakeSwap CAKE
yearn.finance BEP20 YFI
Maker MKR
Maker BEP20 (BSC) MKR
Cardano ADA
Cardano BEP20 ADA
Uniswap UNI
Uniswap BEP20 UNI
Binance Coin BNB
Binance Coin BEP20 (BSC) BNB
Stellar XLM
Stellar BEP20 XLM
EOS EOS
EOS BEP20 EOS
ChainLink BEP20 LINK
Monero XMR
Tron TRX
Tron BEP20 TRX
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Tezos BEP20 XTZ
Neo NEO
Cosmos ATOM
Cosmos BEP20 ATOM
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IOTA IOTA
IOTA BEP20 IOTA
Waves WAVES
Zcash BEP20 ZEC
Ethereum Classic ETC
Ethereum Classic BEP20 ETC
Solana SOL
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Dogecoin BEP20 DOGE
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Near NEAR
Near BEP20 NEAR
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0x ZRX
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Polkadot DOT
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Shiba Inu BEP20 SHIB
Cronos CRO
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Cash RUB
T-Bank QR RUB
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Cash USD
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Binance USD BEP20 BUSD
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Sovcombank RUB
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MKB RUB
Kukuruza RUB
Rosbank RUB
Home credit RUB
Faster Payments System RUB
Skrill USD
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Alipay CNY
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Volet.com (ex. Advanced Cash) USD
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BCH    Bitcoin Cash
Minimum amount 0.2995 BCH  (152 $)
BEP20    Binance Smart Chain
Minimum amount 0.2995 BCH  (152 $)
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Bitcoin BTC
Ethereum ETH
Binance Coin BNB
Monero XMR
Cronos CRO
Tron TRX
Cardano ADA
Litecoin LTC
Cosmos ATOM
Ripple XRP
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Dogecoin DOGE
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Polkadot DOT
Neo NEO
EOS EOS
IOTA IOTA
Polygon POL
Stellar XLM
Waves WAVES
Shiba Inu SHIB
0x ZRX
Terra LUNA
Solana SOL
Qtum QTUM
Tezos XTZ
Everscale EVER
The Graph GRT
Near NEAR
Bitcoin BEP20 BTC
Ethereum BEP20 (BSC) ETH
Ripple BEP20 (BSC) XRP
Litecoin BEP20 (BSC) LTC
Uniswap UNI
Binance Coin BEP20 (BSC) BNB
Bitcoin Cash BEP20 BCH
Cardano BEP20 ADA
Stellar BEP20 XLM
EOS BEP20 EOS
ChainLink BEP20 LINK
Uniswap BEP20 UNI
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Cosmos BEP20 ATOM
Zcash BEP20 ZEC
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Bitcoin ERC20 BTC
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Avalanche AVAX
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yearn.finance BEP20 YFI
Decentraland MANA
TON TON
Notcoin NOT
Ethereum Arbitrum One ETH
Aptos APT
Optimism OP
Arbitrum ARB
Official Trump TRUMP
Cash RUB
T-Bank QR RUB
Sberbank QR RUB
ATM QR-code THB
Tether ERC20 USDT
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Tether BEP20 USDT
DAI DAI
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USDCoin SOL USDC
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USDCoin POLYGON USDC
Tether ARBITRUM USDT
Tether TON USDT
Tether OPTIMISM USDT
Tether Avalanche C-Chain USDT
USDCoin Arbitrum One USDC
USDCoin OPTIMISM USDC
Alfa-Bank RUB
Sberbank RUB
T-Bank (Tinkoff) RUB
Raiffeisen RUB
Faster Payments System RUB
Openbank RUB
Avangard RUB
Russian Standart RUB
VTB RUB
Gazprombank RUB
MKB RUB
MTS Bank RUB
Post Bank RUB
Promsvyazbank RUB
RNCB RUB
RSHB RUB
Sovcombank RUB
Rosbank RUB
Home credit RUB
Kukuruza RUB
Mir Card RUB
Visa / MasterCard RUB
UnionPay Card RUB
YooMoney RUB
Volet.com (ex. Advanced Cash) RUB
Payeer RUB
Payeer USD
Neteller USD
Skrill USD
Volet.com (ex. Advanced Cash) USD
Idram AMD
Payeer EUR
Volet.com (ex. Advanced Cash) EUR
Skrill EUR
Alipay CNY
WeChat CNY
Neteller EUR
Payoneer USD
Payoneer EUR
BLIK PLN
M10 AZN
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EOS    EOS
Network fee 0.1 EOS  (0.08 $)
BEP20    Binance Smart Chain
No fee
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Instructions: Exchange Bitcoin Cash BCH to EOS EOS
To make the exchange you need to perform the following steps:
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Fill out all the fields in the form above ↑.
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When paying for an order, make sure you are not sending funds from a contract wallet. Such funds will not be credited to our account.
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The rate is fixed when the order is created and the customer has paid within 30 minutes after creation. If payment is not received within 30 minutes → the order is automatically deleted (payment of the order → 10 confirmation of the transaction in the Bitcoin Cash network).
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The processing of your order begins immediately after 10 confirmations of the payment transaction in the Bitcoin Cash network and crediting the balance of the payment platform / exchange. If within 30 minutes after the creation of the order transaction does not receive 10 confirmations, the service reserves the right to recalculate the rate according to the Binance at the time of their be received (if the operator online). If at the time of receive of the 10 confirmation the operator is offline, the service reserves the right to recalculate the rate at the time of resumption of the operator (according to work schedule).
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More about currencies

Bitcoin Cash BCH

Introduction

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is a prominent cryptocurrency that emerged as a fork of Bitcoin (BTC) in August 2017. Created with the goal of improving upon Bitcoin's scalability and transaction speed, Bitcoin Cash aims to facilitate faster and cheaper transactions, making it more suitable for everyday payments and merchant adoption. As a decentralized digital currency, BCH operates without a central authority, relying on a peer-to-peer network to validate transactions. Its foundation is rooted in the principles of transparency, security, and resistance to censorship, positioning it as a vital player in the evolving blockchain ecosystem.

Technical Fundamentals

The core of Bitcoin Cash's technology lies in blockchain, a distributed ledger that records all transactions across a network of nodes. Blockchain provides the transparency and immutability needed to ensure trust without intermediaries. Unlike traditional databases, each block contains a set of transactions cryptographically linked to previous blocks, forming an unchangeable chain. Cryptography underpins BCH’s security features. Transactions are secured through advanced cryptographic algorithms, including elliptic curve digital signatures (ECDSA), ensuring that only rightful owners can spend their funds. The network's consensus mechanism is based on Proof of Work (PoW), where miners solve complex mathematical puzzles to validate and add new blocks, maintaining the network's integrity and decentralization. While Bitcoin Cash's primary focus is on payments, it does not inherently support sophisticated smart contracts like Ethereum. However, recent developments and additional protocols have enabled some basic smart contract functionality, expanding BCH’s versatility. The network’s larger block size—currently 32MB—ensures higher throughput, enabling more transactions per second and reducing congestion.

Applied Aspects

Bitcoin Cash has been widely adopted for various practical applications. Payments constitute its primary use case; merchants and consumers utilize BCH for fast, low-cost transactions worldwide. Its infrastructure supports point-of-sale integrations, enabling real-time settlements with minimal fees, thus challenging traditional payment processors. In the realm of Decentralized Finance (DeFi), BCH is gradually gaining traction through enabling services such as decentralized exchanges, lending platforms, and tokenized assets. These applications leverage BCH’s blockchain to foster financial inclusion and innovative economic models outside conventional banking. Regulatory challenges remain a significant aspect of BCH's application. Numerous jurisdictions are working to establish frameworks for cryptocurrencies, aiming to prevent fraud and protect consumers. Bitcoin Cash advocates argue that its decentralized nature provides resilience against censorship and government overreach, but regulatory clarity is essential for wider adoption. Security is paramount for BCH users. Its network benefits from robust cryptographic protections, continuous protocol upgrades, and active community oversight. Nonetheless, like all digital assets, BCH is susceptible to risks such as exchange hacks, phishing attacks, and user error. Proper security measures, including cold wallets and two-factor authentication, are recommended to safeguard funds.

Future Outlook

The future of Bitcoin Cash hinges on its ability to adapt and expand in a competitive landscape. Scaling solutions and protocol enhancements will play a critical role in ensuring BCH remains relevant for atomic cross-border payments and microtransactions. Developers are exploring smart contract capabilities, sidechains, and interoperability with other blockchains to unlock new functionalities. Moreover, increasing merchant acceptance and integration into mainstream payment systems could propel BCH toward widespread adoption. As regulatory frameworks evolve, BCH’s decentralized features may become more attractive for users seeking privacy and security. However, challenges abound. Competition from other cryptocurrencies, technological developments, and regulatory uncertainties mean BCH must innovate continually. Its community-driven governance model strives to maintain a balance between decentralization and scalability, ensuring resilience amidst a rapidly changing environment.

Conclusion

Bitcoin Cash stands out as a robust, scalable, and user-focused cryptocurrency designed to facilitate peer-to-peer payments with speed and affordability. Its technical essentials, rooted in blockchain and cryptography, provide a secure foundation for diverse applications ranging from everyday transactions to emerging DeFi projects. While facing regulatory and competitive hurdles, BCH’s ongoing development and active community underpin its prospects for growth. Looking ahead, Bitcoin Cash has the potential to further revolutionize digital payments and financial inclusion, provided it continues to innovate and broaden its ecosystem. As a versatile and resilient digital asset, BCH remains a significant contender in the future of blockchain-based financial solutions.

EOS EOS

Introduction

In the rapidly evolving world of digital finance, EOS has emerged as a prominent blockchain platform designed to facilitate large-scale decentralized applications (dApps). Launched in 2018 by the company Block.one, EOS aims to address many of the limitations faced by earlier blockchain networks such as Ethereum. Its focus on scalability, user-friendliness, and developer efficiency has positioned it as a significant player in the blockchain ecosystem. As cryptocurrencies continue to gain mainstream acceptance, understanding what makes EOS unique is essential for investors, developers, and enthusiasts alike.

Technical Fundamentals

At its core, EOS operates on a robust blockchain architecture built to support high throughput and low latency transactions. Unlike proof-of-work (PoW) blockchains like Bitcoin, EOS predominantly employs a delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism, which enables faster confirmation times and increased transaction capacity. This system relies on a limited set of trusted block producers elected by EOS token holders, ensuring efficiency and scalability.

Cryptography is fundamental to EOS’s security model. It employs advanced cryptographic techniques like elliptic curve cryptography to secure wallet keys and verify transaction authenticity. This ensures that transactions are tamper-proof and that user data remains private and secure during transmission and storage.

Another critical component is smart contracts, self-executing code that runs on the EOS blockchain. Built using C++ and leveraging its high-performance environment, smart contracts enable developers to create complex dApps ranging from decentralized exchanges to gaming platforms. Equally important is the EOS Software Development Kit (SDK), which simplifies the development process and promotes broad adoption among developers.

Applied Aspects

Payments and transactions form the backbone of EOS’s practical utility. Its lightning-fast transaction speeds and minimal fees offer a compelling alternative to traditional payment systems and earlier blockchain platforms. This makes EOS suitable for microtransactions, remittances, and real-time payments.

The rise of DeFi (Decentralized Finance) on EOS has opened new avenues for financial innovation, including decentralized exchanges, lending protocols, and asset management tools. These applications leverage EOS’s efficiency to deliver financial services without intermediaries, democratizing access to finance.

Regulatory considerations are increasingly important as the cryptocurrency industry matures. While EOS aims to support compliance, the decentralized nature of blockchain raises questions about regulation and legal frameworks. Developers and users must stay informed about evolving policies to ensure adherence and avoid legal pitfalls.

Security remains paramount in the application of EOS technology. Its blockchain structure inherently provides tamper-proof transaction records. However, vulnerabilities can arise from smart contract bugs or malicious attacks. As such, ongoing security audits, community engagement, and developer vigilance are vital in maintaining the network’s integrity.

Future Outlook

The future of EOS looks promising, with ongoing developments aimed at enhancing scalability, usability, and interoperability. Projects like EOSIO 2.0 are expected to introduce features such as improved consensus algorithms and better developer tools. Additionally, EOS is positioning itself to integrate more seamlessly with other blockchains through cross-chain communication standards, fostering a more interconnected decentralized ecosystem.

Market adoption will likely depend on continued success in attracting dApp developers, enterprise partnerships, and mainstream users. As blockchain technology matures, EOS’s ability to adapt to regulatory developments and advance its security protocols will be decisive factors in its long-term viability.

In conclusion, EOS has established itself as a high-performance blockchain platform capable of supporting diverse decentralized applications. Its technical innovation, combined with practical applications in finance and payments, gives it a substantial edge. Looking ahead, EOS’s commitment to scalability, security, and compliance will shape its trajectory in the burgeoning field of blockchain technology.