Bitcoin Cash introduced Replay and Wipeout Protection technologies to protect the platform from replay attacks. Replay protection implemented by Bitcoin Cash should be helpful in situations when the users have coins on multiple chains after a fork. A replay attack happens when a user wants to send coins on one chain while their actions are mirrored on the other chain. The BCH’s solution allows for the coexistence of two chains while minimizing user disruption.
In addition to this, Bitcoin Cash introduced a new transaction type with features such as input value signing and prevention of the quadratic hashing problem.
Bitcoin Cash bills itself as a more accessible platform compared to its older rival, based on the feeling of its proponents that the Bitcoin’s environment was becoming too prohibitive for new entries at some point.
Nowadays, Bitcoin Cash prides itself on allowing its users to send money at what they describe as more acceptable transaction fees compared to Bitcoin and some other cryptos, based on the fact that BCH wants to “subsidize” transactions with its use of large blocks. At the same time, lower fees should help both merchants and regular users promote the global adoption of BCH in general.
Finally, the increased block size should theoretically allow for having higher transactions per block, thus benefiting the miners by giving them more fees for mining a block.