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EXC Coin (Eximchain) Project Review: A Discontinued Supply Chain Blockchain Initiative
EXC Coin, also known as Eximchain, is a project designed to improve supply chain transparency using the Ethereum blockchain. The project was launched in 2018, but as of March 2020, its token had been delisted from virtually all exchanges where it had been listed and is widely regarded by the market as a “zero-value” project.This article will review its historical positioning, technical features, and ultimate market performance.
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EXC Coin (Eximchain) Project Review: A Discontinued Supply Chain Blockchain Initiative
EXC Coin, also known as Eximchain, is a project designed to improve supply chain transparency using the Ethereum blockchain. The project was launched in 2018, but as of March 2020, its token had been delisted from virtually all exchanges where it had been listed and is widely regarded by the market as a “zero-value” project.This article will review its historical positioning, technical features, and ultimate market performance.
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