In this episode of the Ethereum Classic podcast I talk about the history of Ethereum Classic (ETC) and its recent recovery in price and hash power. I discuss ETC’s 10 stages in its history; the ETH to ETC market cap ratio; ETC’s short term price target; and the importance of price and how it increas (read more)

The state of Ethereum Classic must guarantee immutability to uphold the integrity of property, agreements, and the functionality of many systems built on top. (read more)

The price of Ethereum Classic (ETC) has risen 40% in the last week. In fact, at the end of March, it was below $13, while now it is at around $18, though it has also surpassed $20 in the last 24 hours. In fact, between the $11 reached on March 25th and the $20 reached today, it has risen 80% in […] (read more)

ETC is perfectly suitable as a “buy and HODL” or, in other words, purely as a store of value. It will be perfect for use by consumers and enterprise for high value, high security property and agreements management. ETC will be used as a base layer system, or L1, for other chains such as ETH 2.0 to p (read more)

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a computing system like your personal computer or a remote service such as Google. The difference is that ETC is not your device nor the machines at Google. Ethereum Classic is a network of thousands of computers around the world. (read more)

Ethereum Classic expressed, as the future landscape evolves, the prevailing public blockchains and distributed ledgers will reorganize into L1 and (read more)

Ethereum Classic is in a downward correction soon after the breakdown on February 23. Today, ETC is trading at $12.09 at the time of writing. After the breakdown, the altcoin dropped to $9.03 low and made a pullback. (read more)