When people talk about Bitcoin forks, most think of Bitcoin Cash. But what about eCash ($XEC)? This “forgotten” project often flies under the radar – yet it has an active development team, ambitious goals, and a strong community.
What is eCash and where did it come from?
eCash was created from a fork of Bitcoin Cash ABC. Its aim is to be a fast, cheap, and stable digital currency for everyday use, especially for microtransactions. The project is led by well-known developer Amaury Séchet.
What makes it different from other cryptocurrencies?
Fixed inflation model similar to BTC
Staking supported via Avalanche consensus
Fast and low-fee transactions
Focus on a “cash-like” experience – XEC wants to be digital cash in the true sense.
Why is no one talking about it?
It's not hyped
Very little marketing
Extremely low price (you can get thousands of XEC for just a few dollars), which may give a “shitcoin” impression
But low price doesn’t mean no potential. XEC has an active team and a roadmap designed for the long term – not quick pumps.
Investment view: A sleeping giant?
Many investors apply the DCA strategy (Dollar Cost Averaging) – regular purchases regardless of price – especially with low-cost coins like XEC. If the project delivers on its vision and adoption increases, the upside could be huge.
My personal experience
Personally, I invest in XEC weekly. I don’t expect miracles overnight, but I believe in long-term potential. If nothing else, it’s teaching me patience and how to stick to a long-term holding strategy.
What about you? Do you believe XEC will make a comeback, or is it a lost cause? Let me know in the comments!
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