Blocks in the real Bitcoin happen every 10 minutes. This Bitcoin Cash thing (or Bitmain Cash as I like to call it) it's having big, big problems right now. They haven't started mining yet a single block because there is a trigger mechanism that must be activated first, and this activation needs to mine a block that is larger than 1MB.
So not only their nodes are all fake and getting attacked, but they can't even get started mining.
This is what happens when you rush a hardfork. Take notes NYCtards.
No, this is what happens when banker funded Blockstream Core sat on their ass for a year and a half, playing god without hash power and without enough development power to release a viable product on time (SegWit is an overly complicated resource ponzi scheme, and LN is a vaporware, the theory of LN is so full of holes it'll be exploited the moment any LN product sees the light of day).
Take notes Blockstream shill, fuck around again and next time it'll be the miners doing the exodus, once that happens even if Core tweak the difficulty settings, the miners can always go back and do a 51% attack, so Core have to do a pow change, in which case it'll destroy the entire mining eco system, trust lost, price crashes, and everyone follows the miners to BCC or another contingency fork.
And don't be a fucking screaming alarmist moron, it's not a 'problem' if it's anticipated, it was always going to take a day or 2 to re-adjust, BCC might rise, might tank, but don't pretend the re-adjustment period wasn't participated way before hand.