Bitstamp and Coinbase will add Bitcoin Cash

European Bitcoine Bitstamp Exchange announced that by the end of September it will add Bitcoin Cash .
In a statement, Bitstamp announced that they decided to add support for Bitcoin Cash in response to "high consumer demand." Exchange users, who had Bitcoin balances during the August 1 hardcore, will receive BCH coins on their profile on the exchange.

In addition, Bitcoin Cash will receive three trading pairs Bitstamp: BCH / BTC, BCH / USD and BCH / EUR. The euro is particularly beneficial for the Bitcoin Cash community, as this trading pair currently has only about 4 million dollars of liquidity, and almost all of this is focused on Kraken. If the ban on Chinese exchanges is fully implemented, a direct exit to another currency will compensate for the loss of BCC / CNY of $ 41 million.+

The main thing is that Bitstamp has added Bitcoin Cash support so quickly and helps to build the legitimacy of the coin. Until recently, the exchange supported only two crypto-currencies: Bitcoin and XRP. Over the past few months Bitstamp added pairs and litecoin Ethereum , but both of these cryptocurrency much more stable than Bitcoin Cash.
Coinbase will also add BCH to its family. Coinbase did not plan to interact with the Bitcoin Cash blockbuster at all, but after a large-scale grumbling of the community, they regained their position and announced that they would allow users to take their coins to the air by January 2018.
Bitcoin Cash is currently traded on average around the world at $ 509. Yesterday, it fell by 1%, which is the best indicator of sustainability than most major crypto and altoquines with the current market decline. This relatively positive dynamics allowed to increase the profitability of Bitcoin Cash, according to data obtained from Coin Dance. Currently, the ramified Blockchain is about 4% more profitable than the main block of Bitcoin, although the main network still accounts for about 90% of the total BCH / BTC hash.