ECX BETA IS LIVE
ECX Alpha and Beta are active practice networks. Use the ECX Claim Checker to inspect the independent Practice ECX balance associated with a public Bitcoin address on each network.
This Bitcoin address has Practice ECX on both the Alpha and Beta networks.
0.00000000 ECX
0.00000000 ECX
These are test-stage balances on the Alpha and Beta networks. They are not the permanent Mainnet ECX balance.
The ECX launch has entered its second practice stage. Beta starts from the Bitcoin state around block ~967,680 and creates a new practice ECX balance for eligible Bitcoin addresses.
Beta is not the permanent ECX launch. Mainnet is the next stage, planned around Bitcoin block ~973,728, where permanent ECX balances are established.
Your BTC remains on Bitcoin throughout the process.
Alpha began around ~963,648 and created the first practice ECX state.
Beta begins around ~967,680 and creates the current practice ECX state.
Mainnet around ~973,728 determines permanent ECX balances.
Understand replay protection and safely separate BTC and ECX before independent spending.
Enter a public Bitcoin address to inspect its independent Practice ECX balance on both active networks. No private key, recovery phrase, registration, or wallet connection is required.
Bitcoin addresses holding BTC at the Beta snapshot around ~967,680 receive a corresponding practice ECX balance under the Beta launch rules.
This is not the final permanent allocation. Mainnet around ~973,728 establishes permanent ECX.
The ECX launch uses three Bitcoin snapshot stages: Alpha, Beta, and Mainnet.
Alpha and Beta create practice ECX balances, while the Mainnet snapshot determines the permanent ECX balance associated with eligible BTC addresses.
Important: After the fork, BTC and ECX should be split before moving BTC. Replay protection is opt-in, not automatic.
Learn moreBeta practice ECX depends on the Bitcoin balance represented at the Beta snapshot around ~967,680.
Permanent Mainnet ECX will be based on the Bitcoin state at the Mainnet snapshot around ~973,728.
The ECX Claim Checker uses only your public Bitcoin address to verify eligibility.
A public address can be safely shared and does not provide access to your funds.
Checking Beta requires only a public address. Replay protection is opt-in, not automatic.
ECX Beta is the second practice stage of the ECX launch. It is live around Bitcoin block ~967,680 and uses practice ECX, not permanent Mainnet ECX.
The ECX Claim Checker lets you inspect the current Beta practice ECX status with only a public Bitcoin address. No private key, recovery phrase, registration or wallet connection is required.
Bitcoin addresses holding BTC at the Beta snapshot around ~967,680 receive a corresponding practice ECX balance under the Beta launch rules. Mainnet around ~973,728 establishes permanent ECX.
Open the ECX Claim Checker and enter a public Bitcoin address. The checker displays the current Beta snapshot balance and corresponding practice ECX status.
Yes. The ECX Claim Checker only requires your public Bitcoin address, which is already visible on the Bitcoin blockchain. It cannot access your wallet, spend your Bitcoin, or expose your private keys.
No. The ECX Claim Checker only uses a public Bitcoin address. Do not enter a private key or recovery phrase to check Beta status.
Beta shows practice ECX based on the Bitcoin balance represented at the Beta snapshot. Permanent Mainnet ECX is based on the Mainnet snapshot around ~973,728.
Yes. Bitcoin stored in self-custody wallets such as Ledger can be eligible for ECX, provided the wallet held BTC at the snapshot. The exact claim steps depend on the wallet you used, and detailed instructions are available in our wallet guides.
Claim eCash does not present an artificial cutoff. Beta is practice ECX, and permanent ECX begins at Mainnet around ~973,728.
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