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Building Never Stops! 👨🏻‍💻 📣 Bitcoin ABC 0.33.2 is here! 🚀 This release adds a new endpoint to the Chronik indexer and brings some minor under-the-hood improvements. 📢 Reminder: If you're running a full node, upgrade to v0.33.x before May 15 to stay in sync with the network. ⚙️✅ ℹ️ Learn more: e.cash/upgrade Download it here: bitcoinabc.org/releases/#0.33.2 $XEC #eCash #Crypto
Building Never Stops! 👨🏻‍💻

📣 Bitcoin ABC 0.33.2 is here! 🚀

This release adds a new endpoint to the Chronik indexer and brings some minor under-the-hood improvements.

📢 Reminder: If you're running a full node, upgrade to v0.33.x before May 15 to stay in sync with the network. ⚙️✅

ℹ️ Learn more: e.cash/upgrade

Download it here: bitcoinabc.org/releases/#0.33.2

$XEC #eCash #Crypto
Jeffery83:
please take a look the current price of $XEC , like shit.
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Crypto development is a technological arms race for the defense of personal freedom. #eCash $XEC is the technology of financial freedom. That's why we're here. e.cash
Crypto development is a technological arms race for the defense of personal freedom. #eCash $XEC is the technology of financial freedom. That's why we're here.

e.cash
They are planning to steal satoshi linked wallet #Bitcoin as he is inactive from long time A new Bitcoin fork idea purposed according to that redistribute Satoshi Nakamoto’s ~1.1M $BTC by labeling certain wallets as “inactive” and reallocating their funds. A new chain (eCash) copies Bitcoin If you hold #BTC you get equivalent #eCash But “inactive” wallets? Their balances get reassigned Many people are saying it can unlock lost supply and improve liquidity in crypto But some are calling it what it feels like… a dangerous line being crossed. Because if ownership in cryptocurrency can be rewritten once, what stops it from happening again? Today it’s Satoshi’s coins. Tomorrow… whose? This isn’t just about Bitcoin. It’s about the core principle of crypto: If you own it, no one can take it. Where do you stand?
They are planning to steal satoshi linked wallet #Bitcoin as he is inactive from long time

A new Bitcoin fork idea purposed according to that redistribute Satoshi Nakamoto’s ~1.1M $BTC by labeling certain wallets as “inactive” and reallocating their funds.

A new chain (eCash) copies Bitcoin
If you hold #BTC you get equivalent #eCash

But “inactive” wallets? Their balances get reassigned

Many people are saying it can unlock lost supply and improve liquidity in crypto

But some are calling it what it feels like… a dangerous line being crossed.

Because if ownership in cryptocurrency can be rewritten once, what stops it from happening again?

Today it’s Satoshi’s coins. Tomorrow… whose?

This isn’t just about Bitcoin. It’s about the core principle of crypto:
If you own it, no one can take it.

Where do you stand?
Lape Corina:
Bitcoin non si tocca. Il mio wallet è inattivo da anni ma nessuno me lo deve rubare
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Subnets on eCash $XEC give developers the freedom to implement new features without tinkering with the protocol layer. They follow the same core idea as drivechains or sidechains, independent second-layer systems with custom rules, but without the reverse-peg problem. This is made possible by Avalanche, which enables secure subnet validation and coordination without changing the base consensus. Founder Amaury Séchet explains the benefits of #eCash subnets 👇
Subnets on eCash $XEC give developers the freedom to implement new features without tinkering with the protocol layer.

They follow the same core idea as drivechains or sidechains, independent second-layer systems with custom rules, but without the reverse-peg problem. This is made possible by Avalanche, which enables secure subnet validation and coordination without changing the base consensus.

Founder Amaury Séchet explains the benefits of #eCash subnets 👇
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Accessing blockchain data at scale is one of the biggest challenges for blockchain developers, often requiring separate indexers, custom APIs, and complex infrastructure. Chronik fixes this on #eCash $XEC by integrating a high-performance indexer directly into the node, enabling fast, reliable queries and improving both developer workflows and user experience. ℹ️ Learn more about it here: https://e.cash/blog/chronik
Accessing blockchain data at scale is one of the biggest challenges for blockchain developers, often requiring separate indexers, custom APIs, and complex infrastructure.

Chronik fixes this on #eCash $XEC by integrating a high-performance indexer directly into the node, enabling fast, reliable queries and improving both developer workflows and user experience.

ℹ️ Learn more about it here: https://e.cash/blog/chronik
Deltadan:
Que otro beneficio le ven a futuroy en especial para los próximos meses?
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Wondering what Avalanche on #eCash $XEC is about? This FAQ clears up the most common misconceptions 👇 https://e.cash/blog/avalanche-faq $AVAX
Wondering what Avalanche on #eCash $XEC is about?

This FAQ clears up the most common misconceptions 👇

https://e.cash/blog/avalanche-faq

$AVAX
Joseingles:
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Hey! I see why you’d ask—this kind of fork talk can sound like it directly changes Bitcoin, but it mostly doesn’t unless the network upgrades. What it likely means for Bitcoin (BTC): your BTC chain doesn’t change unless Bitcoin miners/nodes adopt new rules, and this proposal sounds like a separate hard-fork chain, so BTC would keep running as normal. If the fork happens, BTC holders at the snapshot block would likely be able to claim an equal amount of coins on the new chain (1:1), but claiming can involve wallet/key security, replay-risk, and scam links, so many people simply ignore forks. The controversy about “reassigning Satoshi coins” appears to be about what happens on the new forked chain’s ledger (a funding premine/redistribution), not about taking BTC from anyone on the Bitcoin main chain—still, it can affect whether the fork gains support or value. Market-wise, fork headlines can cause short-term noise/volatility, but they don’t automatically create value; treat any “free coins” narrative cautiously and DYOR. Please verify details via the proposer’s primary docs and trusted sources. Checked as of 2026-04-28 10:45:27 UTC.
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- First it was #Saylor liquidated. - Then #Binance breaking. - The quantum computers - The new BTC Fork with #eCash Are you still swallowing the FUD? We're not even remotely close to quantum. And if it ever really arrives... it won't just be a BTC problem.
- First it was #Saylor liquidated.
- Then #Binance breaking.
- The quantum computers
- The new BTC Fork with #eCash

Are you still swallowing the FUD?

We're not even remotely close to quantum.

And if it ever really arrives... it won't just be a BTC problem.
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**David Chaum's eCash: The Father of Digital Money**It was 1983. The internet was still the playground of a few university labs, yet a young American cryptographer named David Chaum published a paper destined to forever change the concept of money: *"Blind Signatures for Untraceable Payments"*. A text that foreshadows by decades themes that are now at the center of global debate: privacy, anonymity, and financial freedom. --- **Who is David Chaum** David Chaum is an American cryptographer and computer scientist, now considered one of the founding fathers of modern cryptography and the entire crypto industry. Back in the '80s, while the world was still oblivious to what digital payments were, Chaum was theorizing systems to make online financial transactions secure, anonymous, and immune to government surveillance.

**David Chaum's eCash: The Father of Digital Money**

It was 1983. The internet was still the playground of a few university labs, yet a young American cryptographer named David Chaum published a paper destined to forever change the concept of money: *"Blind Signatures for Untraceable Payments"*. A text that foreshadows by decades themes that are now at the center of global debate: privacy, anonymity, and financial freedom.

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**Who is David Chaum**

David Chaum is an American cryptographer and computer scientist, now considered one of the founding fathers of modern cryptography and the entire crypto industry. Back in the '80s, while the world was still oblivious to what digital payments were, Chaum was theorizing systems to make online financial transactions secure, anonymous, and immune to government surveillance.
🚨 BITCOIN IS SPLITTING AGAIN?! 🚨 ​Get ready for the biggest network drama yet. Developer Paul Sztorc has just proposed a controversial Bitcoin HARD FORK called "eCash" planned for August 2026. 🤯 ​And yes... it promises a 1:1 SWAP (meaning potential free forked coins for $BTC holders 👀). ​⚠️ CAUTION: Don't buy the wrong bag! People are already confused. There are now TWO "eCash" projects: ​1️⃣ Existing eCash ($XEC ): The older Bitcoin Cash fork built for low fees. 2️⃣ The NEW 2026 eCash Fork: A brand new, direct split from Bitcoin featuring Drivechains for massive scaling, while keeping the exact same mining codebase. ​The community is already at war. ⚔️ ​Will this new eCash FIX Bitcoin's scaling issues, or will it completely BREAK the network and trigger another brutal fork war? ​👇 Drop your thoughts below! Are you going to hold your BTC for the 1:1 swap? ​#bitcoin #BTC #eCash #XEC {spot}(BTCUSDT) {spot}(XECUSDT)
🚨 BITCOIN IS SPLITTING AGAIN?! 🚨

​Get ready for the biggest network drama yet. Developer Paul Sztorc has just proposed a controversial Bitcoin HARD FORK called "eCash" planned for August 2026. 🤯

​And yes... it promises a 1:1 SWAP (meaning potential free forked coins for $BTC holders 👀).

​⚠️ CAUTION: Don't buy the wrong bag! People are already confused. There are now TWO "eCash" projects:

​1️⃣ Existing eCash ($XEC ): The older Bitcoin Cash fork built for low fees.

2️⃣ The NEW 2026 eCash Fork: A brand new, direct split from Bitcoin featuring Drivechains for massive scaling, while keeping the exact same mining codebase.

​The community is already at war. ⚔️

​Will this new eCash FIX Bitcoin's scaling issues, or will it completely BREAK the network and trigger another brutal fork war?

​👇 Drop your thoughts below! Are you going to hold your BTC for the 1:1 swap?

#bitcoin #BTC #eCash #XEC
Love_eCash:
希望交易所只能有一个eCash (xec),不然用户很容易搞混来。
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Someone wants to steal Satoshi's coins and call it "redistribution" 😲 #PaulSztorc is proposing a #bitcoinfork called #eCash The plan? Flag "inactive" wallets — including Satoshi's 1.1M $BTC — and redistribute them under new rules. Hold #BTC at snapshot → get equal eCash. Simple enough. But here's the real question nobody's asking: If the rules can change for Satoshi's wallet today... whose wallet is safe tomorrow? 💀 Bitcoin's entire value proposition rests on one promise — your keys, your coins, forever. The moment "inactive = forfeit" becomes acceptable logic, you've just built a blockchain with an expiry date on ownership. Supporters call it "reviving lost supply." I call it dressing up confiscation in developer clothing. Satoshi's coins haven't moved in 15+ years — not because they're lost. Because that's the whole point. Immovable. Untouchable. Provably scarce. This fork won't survive. But the fact that it's being seriously discussed? That's the warning shot. 🎯 {spot}(BTCUSDT)
Someone wants to steal Satoshi's coins and call it "redistribution" 😲

#PaulSztorc is proposing a #bitcoinfork called #eCash

The plan? Flag "inactive" wallets — including Satoshi's 1.1M $BTC — and redistribute them under new rules.

Hold #BTC at snapshot → get equal eCash. Simple enough.

But here's the real question nobody's asking:

If the rules can change for Satoshi's wallet today... whose wallet is safe tomorrow? 💀

Bitcoin's entire value proposition rests on one promise — your keys, your coins, forever.

The moment "inactive = forfeit" becomes acceptable logic, you've just built a blockchain with an expiry date on ownership.

Supporters call it "reviving lost supply."
I call it dressing up confiscation in developer clothing.

Satoshi's coins haven't moved in 15+ years — not because they're lost. Because that's the whole point. Immovable. Untouchable. Provably scarce.

This fork won't survive. But the fact that it's being seriously discussed?

That's the warning shot. 🎯
🚨 Bitcoin Fork Alert: eCash 🚨 Developer Paul Sztorc is launching eCash this August—a Bitcoin hard fork that breaks the ultimate taboo.  • The Split: 1:1 airdrop for $BTC holders.  • The Shock: Reassigning ~1.1M "inactive" coins from Satoshi’s wallet to fund the new ecosystem.  • The Tech: Includes 7 "Drivechains" for scaling & privacy.  • The Backlash: Critics call it "theft" and a "property rights violation."  Innovation or a bridge too far? ⛓️🚩 #bitcoin #crypto #eCash #Satoshi
🚨 Bitcoin Fork Alert: eCash 🚨
Developer Paul Sztorc is launching eCash this August—a Bitcoin hard fork that breaks the ultimate taboo. 
• The Split: 1:1 airdrop for $BTC holders. 
• The Shock: Reassigning ~1.1M "inactive" coins from Satoshi’s wallet to fund the new ecosystem. 
• The Tech: Includes 7 "Drivechains" for scaling & privacy. 
• The Backlash: Critics call it "theft" and a "property rights violation." 
Innovation or a bridge too far? ⛓️🚩
#bitcoin #crypto #eCash #Satoshi
🚨 BITCOIN DEV WANTS TO FORK AND STEAL HALF OF SATOSHI’S COINS. Long-time developer Paul Sztorc just dropped a bombshell: a hard fork called eCash launching August 2026 that gives every BTC holder 1:1 new coins except Satoshi. His plan? Flag dormant “Patoshi” wallets (the ~1.1 million BTC linked to Bitcoin’s creator) as inactive and manually redistribute up to half to “accredited investors” and early backers. Here’s the raw pitch: Hold your BTC at snapshot? You get the same amount in eCash. Sell it, keep it, or ignore it your call. But Satoshi’s legendary stash? Only half remains claimable. The other ~550,000 BTC gets reassigned to fund development, drivechains, and “revive lost coins” for better usability. Sztorc is also baking in Drivechains for added programmability sidechains, prediction markets, the works while keeping the core SHA-256 mining. Supporters say it’s pragmatic: dormant coins sitting idle for 17 years should fuel innovation instead of staying forever lost. Critics are furious. This is outright theft. A dangerous precedent that attacks Bitcoin’s core promise of immutable ownership and sound money. If you can rewrite Satoshi’s coins today, whose keys are safe tomorrow? The community is already split hard — many calling it a betrayal of everything Bitcoin stands for. One thing is clear: this isn’t just another fork. It’s a direct challenge to Bitcoin’s founding principles at a time when the network is worth over a trillion. August 2026 just became the most controversial date in crypto history. Will it die quietly like most forks… or ignite the biggest civil war since 2017? Watch your keys. The debate is only getting louder. #Bitcoin #BTC #eCash #HardFork #Crypto
🚨 BITCOIN DEV WANTS TO FORK AND STEAL HALF OF SATOSHI’S COINS.
Long-time developer Paul Sztorc just dropped a bombshell: a hard fork called eCash launching August 2026 that gives every BTC holder 1:1 new coins except Satoshi.
His plan? Flag dormant “Patoshi” wallets (the ~1.1 million BTC linked to Bitcoin’s creator) as inactive and manually redistribute up to half to “accredited investors” and early backers.
Here’s the raw pitch:
Hold your BTC at snapshot? You get the same amount in eCash. Sell it, keep it, or ignore it your call.
But Satoshi’s legendary stash? Only half remains claimable. The other ~550,000 BTC gets reassigned to fund development, drivechains, and “revive lost coins” for better usability.
Sztorc is also baking in Drivechains for added programmability sidechains, prediction markets, the works while keeping the core SHA-256 mining.
Supporters say it’s pragmatic: dormant coins sitting idle for 17 years should fuel innovation instead of staying forever lost.
Critics are furious. This is outright theft. A dangerous precedent that attacks Bitcoin’s core promise of immutable ownership and sound money. If you can rewrite Satoshi’s coins today, whose keys are safe tomorrow?
The community is already split hard — many calling it a betrayal of everything Bitcoin stands for.
One thing is clear: this isn’t just another fork. It’s a direct challenge to Bitcoin’s founding principles at a time when the network is worth over a trillion.
August 2026 just became the most controversial date in crypto history.
Will it die quietly like most forks… or ignite the biggest civil war since 2017?
Watch your keys. The debate is only getting louder.
#Bitcoin #BTC #eCash #HardFork #Crypto
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🚨 ⚡ NEW BITCOIN FORK COMING: WATCH OUT FOR THE ECASH AIRDROP ⚡ 🚨 A new hard fork of Bitcoin, called "eCash" and developed by Paul Sztorc, could launch in August, introducing controversial changes and various risks for users. The fork will have a 1:1 distribution: every BTC holder will receive the same amount in eCash. For example, those holding 4.19 BTC will get 4.19 eCash, with the option to sell, hold, or ignore them. However, one of the most critical aspects concerns transaction replay. Initially, transactions made on one chain could be replicated on the other, creating a real risk of unintentional fund movements. Although a coin-splitting tool is expected to separate the coins, the process might require exposure of private keys, increasing security risks. Another highly controversial point is the proposal to reallocate part of the over 1.1 million BTC attributed to Satoshi (the so-called Patoshi) as a premine for the new network. According to Sztorc, this choice would help avoid a "zombie fork" and incentivize initial development, but it raises strong ethical and technical doubts. Despite the opportunity presented by the airdrop, users must act with extreme caution: without proper management, the risk of losing funds is real and significant. #bitcoin #Hardfork #attention #Airdrop #eCash $BTC
🚨 ⚡ NEW BITCOIN FORK COMING: WATCH OUT FOR THE ECASH AIRDROP ⚡ 🚨

A new hard fork of Bitcoin, called "eCash" and developed by Paul Sztorc, could launch in August, introducing controversial changes and various risks for users.
The fork will have a 1:1 distribution: every BTC holder will receive the same amount in eCash.
For example, those holding 4.19 BTC will get 4.19 eCash, with the option to sell, hold, or ignore them.

However, one of the most critical aspects concerns transaction replay. Initially, transactions made on one chain could be replicated on the other, creating a real risk of unintentional fund movements.
Although a coin-splitting tool is expected to separate the coins, the process might require exposure of private keys, increasing security risks.

Another highly controversial point is the proposal to reallocate part of the over 1.1 million BTC attributed to Satoshi (the so-called Patoshi) as a premine for the new network.
According to Sztorc, this choice would help avoid a "zombie fork" and incentivize initial development, but it raises strong ethical and technical doubts.

Despite the opportunity presented by the airdrop, users must act with extreme caution: without proper management, the risk of losing funds is real and significant.
#bitcoin #Hardfork #attention #Airdrop #eCash $BTC
​🚀 Bitcoin's New Hard Fork: "eCash" Is Coming! A major change is about to happen to the Bitcoin ecosystem. Bitcoin developer, Paul Sztorc, has announced the launch of a new Bitcoin hard fork, "eCash," in August 2026. Key points of this update: Equivalency: According to NS3.AI, Bitcoin holders will receive new "eCash" coins in equal amounts to the amount of Bitcoin they hold. Design: eCash's Layer 1 node is designed to be very similar to "Bitcoin Core." Technology: This project will use the SHA-256d algorithm, which is similar to the Bitcoin network. Vision: Its goal is to bring new features and scalability to the Bitcoin network. This could be a controversial move because the proposal calls for using a portion of Satoshi Nakamoto's coins to develop a new blockchain. This has become a topic of much discussion in the crypto market. What do you think? Is this good or bad for Bitcoin? Please let us know in the comments section below! 👇 $BTC $APE $KAT #Bitcoin #BTC #eCash #CryptoNews #HardFork #CryptoTrading #blockchain
​🚀 Bitcoin's New Hard Fork: "eCash" Is Coming!

A major change is about to happen to the Bitcoin ecosystem. Bitcoin developer, Paul Sztorc, has announced the launch of a new Bitcoin hard fork, "eCash," in August 2026.

Key points of this update:

Equivalency: According to NS3.AI, Bitcoin holders will receive new "eCash" coins in equal amounts to the amount of Bitcoin they hold.

Design: eCash's Layer 1 node is designed to be very similar to "Bitcoin Core."

Technology: This project will use the SHA-256d algorithm, which is similar to the Bitcoin network.

Vision: Its goal is to bring new features and scalability to the Bitcoin network.

This could be a controversial move because the proposal calls for using a portion of Satoshi Nakamoto's coins to develop a new blockchain.

This has become a topic of much discussion in the crypto market. What do you think? Is this good or bad for Bitcoin? Please let us know in the comments section below! 👇
$BTC $APE $KAT
#Bitcoin #BTC #eCash #CryptoNews #HardFork #CryptoTrading #blockchain
🚨 Big news for $BTC holders! Paul Sztorc, the Bitcoin developer behind BIP-300, has announced a new Bitcoin hard fork called eCash, dropping this August. (Protos) If you hold, Bitcoin your coins will split — for example, 4.19 BTC becomes 4.19 eCash. You can sell it, keep it, or ignore it entirely. (X) The Layer 1 node is a clone of Bitcoin Core, making it easy for exchanges to integrate. Users will also get a coin-splitter tool. (Stacker News) This is one to watch. Are you keeping or selling your eCash? Drop your thoughts below! 👇 #Bitcoin #eCash #CryptoNews #BTC #HardFork
🚨 Big news for $BTC holders!
Paul Sztorc, the Bitcoin developer behind BIP-300, has announced a new Bitcoin hard fork called eCash, dropping this August.
(Protos)
If you hold, Bitcoin your coins will split — for example, 4.19 BTC becomes 4.19 eCash. You can sell it, keep it, or ignore it entirely. (X)
The Layer 1 node is a clone of Bitcoin Core, making it easy for exchanges to integrate.
Users will also get a coin-splitter tool. (Stacker News)
This is one to watch. Are you keeping or selling your eCash? Drop your thoughts below! 👇

#Bitcoin #eCash #CryptoNews #BTC #HardFork
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🚀 PayButton-WordPress-Plugin v3.1.0 is here! What's new: ✅ Misc refactoring 🛠️ ✅ Security Improvements 🛡️ ✅ Updated Docs 📄 ➡️ Check out the full release notes and download the latest version here: https://github.com/PayButton/wordpress-plugin/releases/tag/3.1.0 $XEC #eCash
🚀 PayButton-WordPress-Plugin v3.1.0 is here!

What's new:
✅ Misc refactoring 🛠️
✅ Security Improvements 🛡️
✅ Updated Docs 📄

➡️ Check out the full release notes and download the latest version here: https://github.com/PayButton/wordpress-plugin/releases/tag/3.1.0

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