Ethereum Classic
ETC
Ethereum Classic (ETC) Feed: Events, News & Roadmap
Ethereum Classic to Undergo Halving on May 31st
Ethereum Classic is set to undergo halving, which is estimated to be between May 27 and June 11.
Ethereum Classic to Upgrade Network on January 31st
Ethereum Classic is set to activate the Spiral network upgrade on block 19,250,000 on January 31st.
Listing on Tarmex
Tarmex will list Ethereum Classic (ETC) token on 19th of June at 10:00 UTC. Users can start deposit on 19th of June at 10:00 UTC.
AMA on Twitter
AMA will be held on Twitter space.
Community Call
Live community call will be held on YouTube.
AMA on Crypto Verse Telegram
Join for a special AMA on Telegram with Ethereum Classic.
Listing on Koinbazar
Listing on Kanga Exchange
Community Call on Discord
Community Call
Kotti Testnet Hard Fork
Mystique Hard Fork
Delisting ETC/BRL Trading Pair From Binance
Magneto Hard Fork
AMA
Online Meetup
Hard Fork
AMA on Discord
Core Development Call on Jitsi
Core Development Call on Jitsi
Ethereum Classic Events on the Chart
What is Ethereum Classic?
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a hard fork of Ethereum (ETH), launched in July 2016 as a direct response to a major security breach. It serves as a smart contract network, capable of hosting decentralized applications (DApps). Its inception was grounded in preserving the original Ethereum blockchain without reversing the effects of the DAO hack, emphasizing blockchain immutability and integrity.
Ethereum Classic operates using a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus algorithm, similar to the original Ethereum before its shift towards Proof-of-Stake (PoS). This choice reflects ETC’s commitment to traditional blockchain principles, specifically decentralization and security. The network supports the development and deployment of DApps and smart contracts, aiming to offer a stable and unchanged protocol for developers and users. Its governance is more decentralized, with the community playing a significant role in decision-making processes.
The native token of Ethereum Classic, ETC, is used for transaction fees and as a reward for miners within the network. Unlike its counterpart Ethereum, which has moved towards a PoS consensus algorithm, Ethereum Classic continues to reinforce its PoW mechanism. ETC has found support among a faction of users and investors who advocate for the original ethos of Ethereum, particularly in terms of immutable transactions and a more traditional approach to blockchain governance.