Trezor’s failure to support upcoming BCH fork comes under fire

Trezor’s failure to support upcoming BCH fork comes under fire

Trezor has announced it will wait to see the outcome of Bitcoin Cash’s Nov. 15 fork before pledging support for Bitcoin ABC or Bitcoin Cash Node Hardware wallet manufacturer Trezor drew criticism after it announced Bitcoin Cash (BCH) holders hoping to receive an airdrop with the hard fork expected for Nov. 15 will have to transfer their coins elsewhere.In a Nov. 5 announcement, Trezor’s parent company, SatoshiLabs, asserted it will wait for the community determine which Bitcoin Cash implementation will dominate the network moving forward: "SatoshiLabs will not be participating in the fork....


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