Svmuu News: In April of this year, Bitcoin developer Paul Sztorc announced that the Bitcoin eCash hard fork would be activated at block height 963,648 (around August 21), at which time a new chain named eCash will be launched.At the same time, eCash will conduct a 1:1 airdrop of the eCash network token, ECX, to all addresses holding Bitcoin prior to block height 963,648. No registration or pre-claim is required, provided that users transfer their BTC to an eCash self-custody wallet.As of now, community support for this hard fork on Bitcoin remains low.
It is worth noting that Bitcoin will also undergo a BIP-110 soft fork in August. At block height 961,632 (approximately August 7), BIP-110 will enter its enforcement period,and the BIP-110 soft fork will be officially activated at block height 963,648 (around September 1).
Bitcoin The eCash hard fork is scheduled for August 21
Disclaimer: This content reflects only the author’s personal views and does not constitute any investment or financial advice. If you discover any content that violates regulations,Click to Report
24H Trending
-
1
Analysis of the WIC and DogWithCap Token Offering Prices: Market Conditions and Historical Overview
-
2
XRP (XRP) Price Performance Analysis: Why Is the Uptrend Limited? Can It Reach $10,000?
-
3
BNZ Coin Value Analysis: Multi-Faceted Analysis and Assessment of Investment Potential
-
4
MetaGods (MGOD) Token Analysis: Project Overview, Value, and Investment Risk Analysis
-
5
RR Coin Trading Guide: Identifying Different Versions and Listed Exchanges
-
6
How is the Kazakhstani tenge (KZT) used in cryptocurrency trading? Which trading platforms support KZT?
-
7
Guide to Buying EPIC: On Which Exchanges Can You Trade Epic Cash and Epic Chain?
-
8
A Review of Major Global Cryptocurrency Exchanges in 2026 and Security Considerations
-
9
What Is MEC? An Analysis of Mellion Coin and Megacoin
-
10
Guide to Buying SHIB Tokens: Choosing Between Centralized and Decentralized Platforms and Wallets
Markets Today
Recommended Reading












