Bitcoin Cash (BCH) emerged in 2017 from a Bitcoin hard fork, introducing changes to address scalability, fees, and governance issues. Distinguishing itself with a larger 32 MB block size, Bitcoin Cash enhances transaction capacity, speed, and cost-effectiveness compared to Bitcoin's 1 MB blocks. It features a responsive difficulty adjustment algorithm, adjusting every 600 seconds for mining stability, and utilizes Schnorr Signatures for transaction efficiency and security, supporting advanced functions like smart contracts. Aimed at everyday use, Bitcoin Cash offers a practical payment solution, broadening the potential and accessibility of blockchain transactions.