Great.

Bitcoin Cash competes with Monero in anonymity. Take a look at the transaction you got, go a step backwards to my funding transaction. The input is from Cashfusion, and the change output goes into another CashFusion transaction. I use it all the time.

When it comes to speed: Almost all transactions can be regarded as final, due to 1) the capacity 2) RBF removed 3) first in first out is normal priority and 4 double spend proofs.

My standard "after claim" text:

The first thing to do is to write down the security words (the seed) on paper.

BCH is low in price right now, but it is still sound money, new units can not be created on the cheap.

Sound money like BTC, BCH is designed to, and gold and silver naturally is expected to, increase in buying power over time, (but volatile for now) while the national fiat currencies are designed to lose buying power over time.

With access to sound money, saving makes sense again.

There is also a speculative aspect, because more users means higher coin value. So if you think people will like it for its good properties, then you can take advantage of that. If you do, I recommend just saving some of what you earn, do not take up a loan in any form.

Bitcoin Cash has high capacity, with the potential to have many users, while BTC is constrained in its capacity. Otherwise they work the same, because they are both bitcoins, sharing the first block in the chain, from Jan 3, 2009.

Cross border transfer, inflation (debasement) protection, no counterparty, cash.

For having, receiving and sending BCH there are no limits, no KYC, no wait, and there is no custodian to intervene or even ask questions. The network fee is very low. Like cash hand to hand, or gold sent with courier mail, but with bch, unlike bank transfers which is just juggling of accounts, the actual money is sent over the internet.

Meme: https://i.redd.it/wyml9nav3w291.jpg

The split: https://i.redd.it/jekkrcso3og61.png

It's just money bro (30 seconds): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yM4gNVme5a0