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CoinLoan is among the first to offer loans secured by Bitcoin Cash As we mentioned in our previous updates, new assets are about to join CoinLoan’s list of cryptocurrencies soon. CoinLoan keeps its promises, and today, we pride ourselves on adding a new collateral currency to the CoinLoan platform — Bitcoin Cash ( BCH ). Now, CoinLoan is accepting BCH to enable users to unlock the value of their BCH assets without selling them. Users can deposit BCH coins into their CoinLoan accounts as they did with BTC . However, unlike BTC , BCH can be used as collateral only, and it is not currently available for lending and borrowing. Keep in mind: BCH is now available for deposit and withdrawal in the My Wallet tab. Users can deposit BCH to use as loan collateral. However, users cannot lend or borrow BCH coins. BCH deposits are free of charge. BCH withdrawals are subject to a fixed fee of 0.001 BCH . What Is Bitcoin Cash? Bitcoin Cash is a cryptocurrency and a P2P payment syste...

This is a paid press release, which contains forward looking statements, and should be treated as advertising or promotional material. Bitcoin.com is not responsible for or liable for any content, accuracy or quality within the press release. Seoul, South Korea – July 22, 2019 – bitHolla, the company that builds customized cryptocurrency trading software is announcing the launch of its new product HollaExShell, an open exchange software package, giving anyone the ability to launch a full fledged crypto exchange from a command-line interface. HollaEx packages provided by bitHolla allow crypto enthusiasts and business operators to create a trading venue website in less than a few minutes without the need for setting up complicated server infrastructure or coding complicated logic for trade matching engines. “This package is years in the making, and we are absolutely curious to finally see people create more open markets globally” says bitHolla co-founder Alireza Beikverdi. bitHolla’s s...

The world’s major central banks are waging war to determine who can make their respective fiat currency weaker. With the likelihood of even more money printing and negative interest rates ahead, people need to be ready to see the value of their money evaporate and the price of everything else go up. Also Read: Deutsche Bank Collapse Could Crash Global Financial Markets Cold Currency War Is Heating Up Many financial market analysts now expect that interest rates in developed economies will soon be cut again. While this is not unheard of, it could presage a new global currency war with the central banks of the U.S., EU, Japan and other countries all trying to debase their respective fiat. Besides cutting interest rate, central banks taking part in such a war can also implement negative interest rates and embark on even more quantitative easing. The former simply means that you will lose money by saving it in a bank account and the latter is the policy under which trillions of dolla...