The BTC fork airdrop eCash ECX mentioned earlier has just gotten new developments
eCash will launch 7 sidechains on the fork day as well. The last time someone did this was in the Cosmos ecosystem 😂
Each of the 7 chains has its own focus—basically covering most of the patches BTC urgently needs
Already launched sidechain projects ⬇️
- Thunder: a high-throughput sidechain designed for large-scale payments, focused on fast confirmations and ultra-low costs
- zSide: a sidechain based on Zcash privacy technology, enabling assets to be interoperable while also making transactions untraceable
- BitNames: a decentralized identity and DNS system. Usernames are fully controlled by individuals and can be used across applications
- BitAssets: issues tokenized assets on the Bitcoin network, as well as ERC-20–like tokens
- Truthcoin: a decentralized prediction market that will ultimately settle on Bitcoin
Projects in development ⬇️
- Photon: a post-quantum–resistant sidechain
- CoinShift: a decentralized exchange
It’s basically the Seven Zhiren Calabash Brothers of forks—if someone else said it, they’d almost certainly get blasted, but since this comes from seasoned Bitcoin developer and economist Paul Sztorc, it has to be taken seriously
Each of the seven chains has its own focus. Personally, I’m most interested in BitNames—three years ago I got into the Bitcoin ecosystem from here
eCash’s domain naming system works like this: users pay a small fee, register a unique name on the sidechain, and bind it to their public key. It’s very similar to ENS logic, so it’s easy to see that 1D, 2D, 3D, and so on will definitely be valuable
There are many similar cases in eCash as well. In short, besides moving BTC onto the chain in August to claim the fork coins, eCash’s early opportunity is also worth watching
eCash will launch 7 sidechains on the fork day as well. The last time someone did this was in the Cosmos ecosystem 😂
Each of the 7 chains has its own focus—basically covering most of the patches BTC urgently needs
Already launched sidechain projects ⬇️
- Thunder: a high-throughput sidechain designed for large-scale payments, focused on fast confirmations and ultra-low costs
- zSide: a sidechain based on Zcash privacy technology, enabling assets to be interoperable while also making transactions untraceable
- BitNames: a decentralized identity and DNS system. Usernames are fully controlled by individuals and can be used across applications
- BitAssets: issues tokenized assets on the Bitcoin network, as well as ERC-20–like tokens
- Truthcoin: a decentralized prediction market that will ultimately settle on Bitcoin
Projects in development ⬇️
- Photon: a post-quantum–resistant sidechain
- CoinShift: a decentralized exchange
It’s basically the Seven Zhiren Calabash Brothers of forks—if someone else said it, they’d almost certainly get blasted, but since this comes from seasoned Bitcoin developer and economist Paul Sztorc, it has to be taken seriously
Each of the seven chains has its own focus. Personally, I’m most interested in BitNames—three years ago I got into the Bitcoin ecosystem from here
eCash’s domain naming system works like this: users pay a small fee, register a unique name on the sidechain, and bind it to their public key. It’s very similar to ENS logic, so it’s easy to see that 1D, 2D, 3D, and so on will definitely be valuable
There are many similar cases in eCash as well. In short, besides moving BTC onto the chain in August to claim the fork coins, eCash’s early opportunity is also worth watching
