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BTC

$60,780.00

-4.55%

/ETC Price

ETC

No.74

$6.750

-6.77%

≈$6.75

Market Cap

$1.42B

Cir. Cap

$1.05B

Cir. Supply

155.39M

Cir. Rate

73.7494%

Total Supply

210.7M

Max Supply

210.7M

24h Volume

$11.4M

24h Vol (BTC)

76.8M

24h Turnover

7.321816%

Market Share

0.06%

Performance

Low

6.51

Range

+0.12%

High

7.30

Listing

$0.31

ATH (2016-07-26)

$176.16

-96.17%

ATL (2021-05-07)

$0.4524

+1391.89%

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Contract

BSC: 0x3d65...e3c25e

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Depth

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TradingView

-1.32%

24H

-6.77%

-17.58%

30D

-27.5%

-60.87%

All

+2.08K%

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Pairs

#	Exchange	Pairs	Price	+2%Depth	-2%Depth	Volume (24h)
1	OKX	ETCUSDC	6.634	$2,864.14	$3,248.62	5
2	CoinEx	ETCUSDC	6.7149	$2,864.14	$3,248.62	3,405
3	Crypto.com Exchange	ETCUSDT	6.725	$76,222.24	$101,485.42	6,379
4	KuCoin	ETCUSDC	6.7907	$2,864.14	$3,248.62	14,153
5	Bitfinex	ETCUSDT	6.7735	$76,222.24	$101,485.42	29,252
6	MEXC Global	ETCUSDC	6.712	$2,864.14	$3,248.62	53,525
7	Bitunix	ETCUSDT	6.73	$76,222.24	$101,485.42	147,569
8	Binance	ETCUSDC	6.74	$2,864.14	$3,248.62	190,846
9	CoinEx	ETCUSDT	6.7186	$76,222.24	$101,485.42	201,970
10	Bitget	ETCUSDT	6.71	$76,222.24	$101,485.42	205,221

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About ETC

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a Proof-of-Work smart contract platform that emerged from the 2016 hard fork of Ethereum following the DAO hack. It preserves the original Ethereum blockchain ledger and upholds the "code is law" principle. As of early 2026, ETC has a market capitalization exceeding $2.5 billion, ranking around 50th–55th among cryptocurrencies, with a circulating supply approaching its 210 million token cap.

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Brian Armstrong

3h ago

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Miles Deutscher

21h ago

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Biupa

06-04 23:02

Market and Trading Summary Is 613 the bottom? A summary of market and trading during this period, and expectations for the next stage. 1. Is 61300 the bottom? Today's 61300 is the most "bottom-like" point in this decline since 74000. This price level conforms to numerous patterns: ① A reversal structure with a long lower shadow on the 4-hour chart. ② A surge in trading volume on the 4-hour chart (similar to previous bottoms in the 63-60 range). ③ A 10% order book divergence of $250 million, comparable to previous bottoms. ④ Funding rates have finally turned negative, indicating a capitulation by the bulls. ⑤ The daily RSI is severely oversold; comparable RSI levels are only seen in August 2023 (818) and March 2020 (314). Based on these combined patterns, the probability of 61300 being the bottom is high. At the same time, we realize that the accelerated decline from 74000 was primarily due to Michael Saylor's first sale of Bitcoin, which triggered sales by other US DAT and institutions, as well as continuous large outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. These sell orders are difficult to capture using typical crypto market patterns and indicators. Therefore, I am not entirely confident that 61300 is the bottom. Before 2025, these indicators would have made it easy to judge, but today the difficulty has increased significantly. Nevertheless, even if June 13th wasn't the bottom, it's not far from it. 2. Market and Trading Summary During This Period Above 73,000 (i.e., until 8 AM on June 1st), it was reasonable to consider this decline as a correction. The accelerated decline after 8 AM on June 1st showed signs of a driving force. My mistake in not recognizing this turning point earlier was in this market movement. Although my judgment of the market in the latter half was incorrect, maintaining the logic of holding spot + futures contracts focusing on strong altcoins ultimately resulted in profits. This was mainly due to the fact that strong altcoins generally didn't follow the decline (NEAR, LIT, HYPE, INJ, WLD, etc.), and even rebounded quickly after each Bitcoin drop. This is also a unique aspect of this market movement. I believe this was due to institutions selling BTC regardless of cost, rather than altcoins, causing BTC to experience a "single drop," rather than a general loss in the crypto market caused by macroeconomic negatives. In other words, the fundamentals of the cryptocurrency market haven't deteriorated; only Bitcoin has been hammered. This situation is rare, and it's uncertain whether it will occur more frequently in the future. Having more cryptocurrencies not following the overall market trend is actually beneficial for our trading. It's regrettable that I missed out on some short-selling profits. I prefer and excel at going long, often thinking from a bullish perspective, which is also my limitation. 3. Market Expectations for the Next Stage This decline will eventually reach its end; it's currently uncertain whether 61300 has formed a bottom. If 61300 doesn't form a bottom, the price may fall below 60,000, potentially bottoming out between 60,000 and 57,000. Regardless of whether 61300 forms a bottom, I believe that after this decline ends, there will be a mechanical bounce, unlikely to exceed 74,000. The overall expectation is a replication of June-August 2022, meaning Bitcoin will only experience a weak rebound, but altcoins may outperform BTC. This expectation only takes effect after the bottom is reached. Before the bottom is reached, BTC may still drive altcoins downwards, and the decline in altcoins before bottoming out may be greater than that of Bitcoin. The true "bottom" won't appear until October of this year, therefore the end of this decline is not yet the lowest point of this bear market. Overall, the recent market conditions have indeed been painful, but we are gradually approaching the bottom. In the long term, we remain optimistic about crypto scams. This article is sponsored by #BCGAME｜@bcgame @bcgamecoin

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Miles Deutscher

06-04 16:19

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Solana

06-04 10:32

My years at Helium have been fantastic, but I couldn't resist another migration-level challenge. Those who know me know I always have a knack for pushing the limits. Therefore, I'm joining the @DriftProtocol team to help them restart their project. Why? Because I genuinely believe Drift provides a valuable foundation of components for the ecosystem that deserves to be saved. This is also the best way to fund user recovery; we must build a product that's functional enough to generate the revenue needed for the recovery pool. This won't be easy. The situation has changed. Trust is crumbling. Truly valuable things are rarely easy, and this is no exception. I fully understand that in six months I might be applying to Wendy's. Everyone faces crossroads in their career, some easy, some difficult. I always chose the harder path; and it proved to be the right one. Not every attempt will succeed, but even failure greatly enhances your skills. My focus is on improving Drift's security, getting it back up and running, and ultimately making it the best trading platform for criminal suspects: First, this means working with STRIDE to ensure we follow best practices for multi-signature and operational security. I'm not working alone; @asymmetric_re and @osec_io have been incredibly helpful, and they've been deeply involved in reviewing new code and operational practices. Security doesn't come from individuals, but from cultivating a security culture and continuous validation by external professionals. Second, I'm undertaking a (within reasonable limits) complete overhaul of the codebase. Over the years, the codebase has accumulated a large amount of functionality, much of which is no longer needed. The protocol framework itself is robust, but tight coupling has led to accumulated technical debt, and this downtime will address these issues. Third, I want to build multi-layered security mechanisms and circuit breakers into the protocol. The structure of a DeFi protocol must limit the possibility of a single event or contagion causing severe disruption. I'll be approaching this from a defense-in-depth perspective; there should be multiple layers of protection to prevent events like the April 1st hack. Even if suspicious changes originate from running multi-signature software, the program should reject them. Finally, in the long run, I hope Drift will become the most attractive malicious trading platform on the market. I am very much looking forward to entering the malicious trading arena on Solana. I am honored to be able to compete with the top teams from all other groups (Phoenix, Bulk, GM, Imperial, Pacifica, etc.). As the saying goes, "The strong get stronger."

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Snowball (Catch the Golden Dog Edition) 🔶 BNB ETHGas ⛽️ 🤖Botte🦅

06-03 16:40

I've heard people say I'm the Chinese version of Serenity. The only thing Serenity and I have in common is our shared love of in-depth research; otherwise, we're completely different. For example, in the field of optical modules, Serenity prefers AAOI, while I prefer COHR. How to evaluate Serenity? His perspectives on AI are innovative, and his research into the entire AI industry chain is incredibly detailed—a level of dedication I lack. Also, there's his ability to turn seemingly ordinary stocks into valuable ones in the English-speaking world. Although I often recommended some good stocks when I first joined Twitter, new followers might not be aware of that, but that's not the point. Chinese-speaking retail investors don't tolerate any mistakes; their tolerance and acceptance of volatility are completely different from the English-speaking world. As a result, I've become much more restrained later on. I'm happy that many of the stocks I researched in the past have become hot topics in the industry. For example, the flash memory combination and AMKR (a packaging and testing company). Leaving aside the more recent examples, there's the interconnect twins ALAB and MRVL, the energy storage star FLNC, and the power system twins FLEX. FPS, software IGV, and the misjudgment of star CRM, etc. The key to uncovering potential stocks lies in two points: First, remember that the shovel is the gold; second, learn to truly understand the financial reports of major tech companies. Financial report interpretation is no longer just about assessing the stock's fundamentals. The 2.0 version of thinking allows us to find valuable information such as where the money is spent, bottlenecks, and industry trends through the financial reports of major tech companies. This precisely addresses the first key point.

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Shiv

06-03 15:55

We taught Claude Code how to create videos. It was all done in the terminal. Now we produce hundreds of ads a week, and nobody on our team has ever downloaded CapCut or any other video editing tool. To achieve this, we had to build a framework. Here's what it is: We built our video generation framework in layers: - Atomic skills—researching brands, generating product shots, music, voice-overs, splicing clips, adding captions, watching videos and commenting, etc. - Connecting these atoms into molecules of specific steps and templates. - "Operation guide" documentation for every video we've created so the agent doesn't have to start from scratch each time. - Learning from each video to improve the framework. While human involvement is still necessary, the need for humans is rapidly decreasing, especially for the video formats we've worked with before. We're still figuring out the optimal architecture for this system—there's still a lot of room for improvement, especially in the viewing and commenting sections. But the core functionality is already implemented. We are building a creative engine that produces hundreds of ads every week, with each video becoming increasingly refined. Please see the ad library example linked below. If you are developing related projects or are interested in content generation systems, please contact me privately.

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Miles Deutscher

06-03 15:09

The combination of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence is a match made in heaven. If you're in the cryptocurrency market and haven't yet leveraged AI to generate more profit, this should be a wake-up call. There are now many easy-to-set-up AI workflows that can deliver tremendous ROI. Some suggestions: • Use Hermes/OpenClaw as your personal cryptocurrency research assistant • Develop a market trading log application using Vibe-code (trained based on all your trading habits/data) • Quickly generate excess returns using MCPs (e.g., LunarCrush, Dune, etc.) • Connect to TradingView MCP and create a custom indicator/alert system • Automated trading bots (trained to execute your strategy parameters) • Use AI to find cryptocurrency/finance content creators who share undervalued excess returns These tasks used to consume several hours of my weekly manual research time. The market advantages these simple workflows offer are incredible, and it would be foolish not to take advantage of them.

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Shiv

06-03 08:23

We taught Claude Code how to create videos. It was all done in the terminal. Now we produce hundreds of ads a week, and nobody on our team has ever downloaded CapCut or any other video editing tool. To achieve this, we had to build a framework. Here's what it is. We built our video generation framework in layers: - Atomic skills—researching brands, generating product shots, music, voice-overs, splicing clips, adding captions, watching videos and commenting, etc. - Connecting these atoms into molecules of specific steps and templates. - "Operation guide" documentation for every video we've made so the agent doesn't have to start from scratch each time. - Learning from each video to improve the framework. While human involvement is still necessary, the need for humans is rapidly decreasing, especially for the video formats we've worked with before. We're still figuring out the best structure for this part—there's a lot to improve, especially the watch and comment loops. But the core functionality is implemented. We are building a creative engine that can produce hundreds of ads per week, continuously improving as the videos are optimized. Please see the ad library example linked below. If you are developing related projects or are interested in content generation systems, please contact me privately. This is our ad library: If you are interested in an AI creative engine that can continuously improve over time, please contact me privately.

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Luckshury

06-03 00:22

I just spoke with three close trader friends. Each of them relies on trading as their primary, and often only, source of income. My takeaways: 1. Most of us trade events that haven't yet been reflected in the market. We bet that we can catch the shift from mispriced to fair-priced prices early enough. Another strategy is to trade directly against traders who have proven to lose money. 2. Some of them are willing to try applying this advantage to other markets. This is simply because markets like ES, NQ, and OIL are now tradable on-chain. It will be interesting to see how native traders of BTC, ETH, etc., view this change. 3. Personally, I don't find the trades we're doing particularly exciting. Our trading strategies aren't about bottom-fishing or top-fishing, but rather about capturing most of the trend, whether on high-timeframes (HTF) or low-timeframes (LTF). Conceptually, these strategies are all quite similar. 4. We each have our own independent spot/investment strategies, but they only involve mainstream currency pairs: BTC, ETH, HYPE, SOL, and ES, NQ, etc. We do not speculate or rely on random altcoins. Our investments are primarily in mainstream currency pairs. 5. Considering volatility is a universal characteristic when judging whether a trading logic has failed. In short: if prices fluctuate wildly, your failure judgment should be adjusted accordingly based on the volatility multiple. 6. Selectivity is one of your greatest advantages. It allows you to persist longer in the game because you are less likely to make consecutive wrong, rapid decisions. We do not use the same trading logic three times in a row. 7. Always be aware that your advantage is diminishing/losing. The simplest way to deal with this is to always maintain a high degree of skepticism and be prepared to adjust at any time. No advantage is permanent. 8. A love for the game. Drawdowns, losing streaks, random downturns. Passion for what you do and a love for solving problems are what drive people to keep improving. While many are pessimistic about the current state of this industry, I have never stopped loving trading, nor have I stopped progressing together with others. I strongly encourage you to find like-minded people in this field and work together. You might find some like-minded individuals below this article.

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