If your BTC is on an exchange, whether you receive $ECX at the fork is entirely up to them.
Coinbase holds ~970K BTC. Binance holds ~665K BTC. Every one of those users gets $ECX, but only if those exchanges decide to credit them.
Vote for the exchange you want $ECX listed on. Every vote and email lands on that exchange’s desk. Refusing to credit BTC holders is a choice, and it’s one their users notice.
Most crypto projects raise a bunch of money then figure out what to build. We did it backwards.
$3M seed in 2022 followed by four years of heads-down work.
What came out the other side: a working mainchain with 7 live sidechains - payments, privacy, prediction markets, and more. All running on Bitcoin Signet today.
Now we're bringing it to market.
Round II closed at $5M earlier this year. Round III underway.
At approximately Bitcoin block 963,648, every address holding BTC receives an equal balance in eCash. No registration. No claim. No changes to your Bitcoin.
⚠️ If your BTC is not in self-custody by the time of the fork, we cannot promise you will receive ECX. It is entirely up to your exchange to support it.
If you want to be 100% sure to receive ECX, move your BTC to a self-custodial wallet before the snapshot.