Ethereum Classic (ETC)

24h Change +2.39%

24h High $25.54

24h Low $24.59

24h Volume $20678

Max Supply: 0

Circulation: 150,351,281.89

Market Cap: $3,812,679,731

ETC
USD

Listing Date:
1661648533146

Network:
Ethereum Classic Main Chain

Asset Type:
Coin

Primary Markets (2 active)

Total Market Volume: ~$20679

Liquidity Pools (3 Active)

Total Pool Liquidity: ~$5927

Market Volume
$14,159.2
$6,519.44

Reserves

Deposit
Block #21475772 @ 2.69 min ago

Balance: 159.49927796

Updated: 2.01 min ago

Withdraw
Block #21475772 @ 2.69 min ago

Balance: 1730.41460130

Updated: 2.01 min ago

Safe
Block # N/A

Balance: 2500

Updated: 885643.71 min ago

ETC Ratio
99.48%
Customer Net Balances
4,412.672
XeggeX Net Balances
4,389.914

Highlighted Assets

Market Cap: $1.53B $1.54

Market Cap: $566K $2.70

Market Cap: $149K $0.00129

Top Volumes

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PEP/USDT
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Volume: $340955 $0.0006908

Biggest Gains

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+185.65% $0.00035969

THC/BTC
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+179.34% $0.00084646

CY/LTC
Cyberyen

+147.50% $0.0000004

About Ethereum Classic

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a second generation blockchain, a network, a community, and a cryptocurrency. In addition to allowing people to send amounts of value to each other, ETC allows for complex contracts that operate autonomously and cannot be modified or censored.

Both Ethereum Classic and Ethereum (ETH) have a value token called ‘Ether’, which can be transferred between participants, stored in a cryptocurrency wallet, and used to compensate participant nodes for computations performed on the Ethereum Platform.

The Ethereum concept was initially described in a white paper by Vitalik Buterin, a Russian-Canadian programmer in late 2013. Development was funded by an online crowdsale that took place between July and August 2014, with the Ethereum system going live on 30 July 2015.

Two years after Ethereum’s launch there was a hack which caused a split in the community, often described as a ‘battle of ethics and ideology’. The victims were investors in a fund called the DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization), which was launched by the Ethereum community as a decentralized investment fund for smart contract projects.