Paul Sztorc’s LayerTwo Labs launched the eCash Bitcoin fork on October 29, giving holders who controlled their BTC▲$75,758.00 private keys at block 973,728 an equal balance of the new network’s native ECX. The ECX crypto allocation copies coin balances, not Bitcoin’s dollar value.
The immediate task for eligible holders is separating the coins safely. Native ECX runs on the eCash network, while wrapped ECX, or wECX, trades on Solana. Access also depends on custody: people who held BTC on an exchange must wait for that exchange’s distribution policy.
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What ECX Holders Received From the Bitcoin Fork
How did Bitcoin balances become ECX balances?
The fork began with Bitcoin’s ledger at block…
