Only 12 Bitcoin Cash blocks have been mined since the hard fork.

Bitcoin Cash is up and running for a little over 24 hours now and only 12 blocks have been mined so far. This means if you need 6 confirmations it takes about 12 hours.
This will speed up once the difficulty will be lowered which happens if less than 6 blocks are found within a 12 hour time frame. Since the last block was mined at 02:51 UTC this will probably happen later today or perhaps tomorrow.

If the difficulty would not be lowered it would take over three months until the average block time of BCH is at ten minutes again, because there are about 1200 blocks to go this period. 1200 blocks / 12 blocks per day = 100 days. In that case I plan to fork Bitcoin Cash, correct the difficulty and call my new coin "Bitcoin Cash AD" (Adjusted Difficulty). Who's willing to buy my shitcoin? ;-)

Meanwhile, the price of Bitcoin Cash is going crazy! I think the price is going up, because there are almost no sellers anymore. Nobody can deposit any BCH on an exchange. Besides, no new blocks have been mined for 12 hours, creating a scarcity and hence an increase of the price. Now wait for the Bitcoin CRash when exchanges open BCH deposits!

What is the Hashrate of Bitcoin Cash compared to Bitcoin?

I'm not aware of a site that shows the current hashrate of the Bitcoin Cash network. Please let me know if you found one.
One could argue BCH has approximately 8.2% of the hashrate of the Bitcoin network. There have been 12 blocks mined since the hard fork while in the meantime there have been mined 147 blocks on the original Bitcoin chain. 12 / 147 = 8.2%

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