BCH Roundup: Rock Festivals, Long Form Blogging, and Prescription Drugs 

In the last seven days, bitcoin cash (BCH) has been another interesting week for supporters. With a record 22 million transactions in 24 hours confirming this, there has been a lot of happening happening within the BCH ecosystem after wrapping up a successful stress test day.

 Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Market Action

The Bitcoin Cash (BCH) community recently celebrated the successful stress test day on September 1 and September 6. While the network continued to flood with the transaction, as far as BCH trade markets are concerned, Bitcoin replaced the cash lot price As has been cryptocurrency now the coin is doing business at $ 437. At the time of publication, Bitcoin's cash market capitalization is $ 7.6 billion and gives $ 345 million in volume of business hours. Price and market statistics The data generated from the website Satoshi pulse details is that the top exchange today is trading the most bchch of Lbank business platform. After this, the Cryptocurrency exchange exchanges exchange of Kinex, Hubi, Okex and Hitbatek. As far as the turnover of BCH, the top pairs in the form of money flows are included in today's Tetra (USDT 46%), BTC (29.3%), ETH (12.7%), US Dollar (7%), QC (1.9%), and KRW (0.88%)

 Online Pharmaceutical Service Accepts Bitcoin Cash 

In addition to the deserted crypto-markets, there is a good news that there is a great deal of place taking place within the BCH ecosystem. Bitcoin caches were enjoyed by the Canadian online pharmacy service, the announcement of the adoption of a specific business dealer called script. The drug seller has announced the company now accepts cash for Bitcoin. Script.care says that the company has expressed willingness to accept BCH to fulfill prescription orders and their price is significantly lower than the average prices in the US. Unfortunately an online drug vendor company is not being able to deal directly with Canadian citizens. "We can import drugs and export but do not sell them directly to Canadians," explains a Script.care representative.