El propósito de las monedas XEC
El suministro de eCash tiene un límite máximo de 21 billones de fichas XEC. Dado que es un activo deflacionario, se espera que el precio XEC aumente con el tiempo.
Las monedas XEC funcionan principalmente como un método de pago. Son especialmente beneficiosas a la hora de realizar pagos transfronterizos. XEC tiene como objetivo proporcionar a sus usuarios transacciones globales seguras y rápidas.
Tras el cambio de marca, eCash comenzó a convertir BCHA a XEC en una proporción de 1:1000000. La versión más reciente de Electrum ABC (monedero eCash) permite a los propietarios de Bitcoin Cash (BCH) recuperar su eCash después de importar su antiguo monedero Bitcoin Cash de la red BCH.
eCash sigue el mismo modelo de suministro y distribución que Bitcoin, lo que significa que los incentivos a los mineros se reducen a la mitad cada 210.000 bloques (aproximadamente cada cuatro años). Además, los desarrolladores creen que no es necesario emplear mecanismos de quema para elevar el precio de XEC, ya que es suficientemente valioso por sí mismo.
¿Cuál es el volumen de operacion en las últimas 24 horas de eCash?
XEC tiene un volumen de operaciones de $112,383,775 en las últimas 24 horas. 

The dark history behind $DOGE. 🤯

Meet “Wolong” ..

the enigmatic figure who orchestrated one of the first and most infamous crypto pump and dump schemes.

In this article we will delve into the story of Wolong, the manipulation of Dogecoin's price using the Jamaican bobsled team, and the lasting impact of his actions on the crypto community.

Dogecoin ($DOGE) was created in 2013 by Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer. Initially intended as a lighthearted parody of Bitcoin, Dogecoin quickly gained a dedicated following and became a symbol of the fun and irreverent side of the crypto world.

In 2014, the Jamaican bobsled team qualified for the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. However, the team faced financial difficulties and struggled to fund their trip. In a show of support, the $DOGE community rallied together and raised over $30,000 in $DOGE to help the team cover their expenses.

Enter Wolong, a mysterious figure who claimed to be an experienced hedge-fund manager from Singapore with significant $DOGE holdings. In January 2014, he began manipulating the price of Dogecoin by making large trades and creating artificial demand.

Wolong's strategy involved playing the part of two "fighting whales" to drive up the price of Dogecoin. He would make it appear that one whale was keeping the market below a certain price, and then play the part of a second whale buying enough Dogecoin to lift the price through the first whale's resistance.

The $DOGE pump and dump reached its peak when the Jamaican bobsled team's successful fundraiser made headlines, using this as a cover for Dogecoin's sudden rise in price. At its peak, $DOGE was more than 400% more valuable than it had been the week before.

Wolong's pump and dump scheme eventually unraveled, and the price of $DOGE crashed. The incident served as a cautionary tale for the crypto community, highlighting the potential dangers of market manipulation

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