You can check a few places, try coingecko coinlib.io, there are a few. coinlib may prove to be more useful though as a free service. Source: over 2 years ago

It's not about "market cap", which is a myth in the crypto space anyway: I made 1 billion of my proprietary tokens, and sold .001 to myself in another wallet for $1. Therefore my token's market cap is $1 trillion. I'm sure banks will let me buy a hundred million dollar mansion now since my net worth is verfiably gigantic. It's about cash "equivalent" in flow and out flow that tether/stable coins make up. Currently... - Source: Hacker News / almost 3 years ago

Https://coinlib.io/, the comments in that post list this website , from where the graph was taken, I gues you have to create an account to use that feature. Source: about 3 years ago

I'd add coinlib.io to that list, while you can find the data if you play with the URL, BCH has not been shown on the front page for some time. Source: about 3 years ago

I use https://cashaddress.org/ for the same reason as OP. Not to rain on OP's parade, I'm on mobile and can't verify it as yet! Source: 12 months ago

Generally people who want to do that go to https://cashaddress.org, download an offline copy, and generate there (it comes with printable sheets), but I guess this works too. Source: over 2 years ago

Cashaddress.org and Bitcoin.com (paper wallets) and possibly even a few others. Source: over 2 years ago

I bought a BCH a month ago. This is my first crypto-investment. I have been holding my BCH on binance. I decided to move to wallet. I found the site https://cashaddress.org on https://bitcoincash.org. It seems fair and secure(Does it?). Source: about 3 years ago

Cash Address is an open-source JavaScript-based bitcoin cash wallet generator that allows you to create a bitcoin cash paper wallet. Source: about 3 years ago