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February 28, 2022, 05:12:12 AM
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So I heard that there was a bitcoin cash fork and it split into a coin called Ecash which is called XEC.  Do most people know much about this?  If so, why is there not much talk about it at all?  I only claimed BCH fork and that was it.  I still need to claim BitcoinSV, Bitcoin Gold, and I thought Bitcoin Diamond and Bitcoin Private.  But apparently there is XEC to claim?


Has anyone here claimed ECash XEC fork yet?  I found an article that gives you the steps to do it but the issue is I already claimed my BCH a while back and moved it to my hardware wallet.


I was told before I heard of XEC, to first claim highest value forks left... which would be Bitcoin SV and then Bitcoin Gold.  But apparently XEC is worth a bit less than Bitcoin SV which I was surprised to believe.  So should one start claiming BSV first before XEC?


Again, I do not understand why there isn't much simple guides on how to claim these forks.  I hear people talk about how these forks are useless or scams.  I don't know how you consider it a scam if you could claim it and store it in your own wallet or sell it for btc or usdt? 


Has anyone here claimed this coin?  What surprises me is when I look on coinmarketcap... just months ago... the highest value of XEC... it was worth like 0.0005 but the thing is you get a million XEC for every BCH you owned or something.  So if you had one BCH, that is worth 500 dollars?  If that is the case, is there a reason why there isn't much articles discussing this?  I do not know why there isn't much guides here to claim these forks.  The only fork that was simple to claim was BCH and that was if you had btc in electrum at the time of the forks and just entered electrum seed and your BCH was there.
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