FORK OF $BTC : WERE SATOSHI'S COINS REDISTRIBUTED?
Paul Sztorc launched a Bitcoin fork called eCash, with the ECX token.
How it works:
Anyone who held 1 BTC in their own wallet received 1 ECX. Your BTC wasn't touched; it remains unchanged.
The controversy:
Of the 1.1 million coins linked to Satoshi, around 600,000 ECX remained in his wallets, and around 500,000 ECX went to early investors and development.
Supporters say this funds the project and prevents it from being stillborn.
Critics say it breaks Bitcoin's sacred rule: nobody touches other people's coins, even if they've been sitting idle for 15 years.
$ECX has already been worth more than $100 and is now trading at around $29-$32, with little liquidity.
My question: Is this innovation or disguised theft?
Are you selling, holding, or ignoring your ECX? Comment below 👇
#Bitcoin #eCash #ECX
Paul Sztorc launched a Bitcoin fork called eCash, with the ECX token.
How it works:
Anyone who held 1 BTC in their own wallet received 1 ECX. Your BTC wasn't touched; it remains unchanged.
The controversy:
Of the 1.1 million coins linked to Satoshi, around 600,000 ECX remained in his wallets, and around 500,000 ECX went to early investors and development.
Supporters say this funds the project and prevents it from being stillborn.
Critics say it breaks Bitcoin's sacred rule: nobody touches other people's coins, even if they've been sitting idle for 15 years.
$ECX has already been worth more than $100 and is now trading at around $29-$32, with little liquidity.
My question: Is this innovation or disguised theft?
Are you selling, holding, or ignoring your ECX? Comment below 👇
#Bitcoin #eCash #ECX
