2019-4-25 12:00 |
Ethereum Classic’s [ETC] start to 2019 was quite uneventful as the Ethereum [ETH] hard fork was focused more on building its repositories, rather than partnerships and flashy developments. ETC ‘s upgrade phase has been obvious for some time now, with the focus on the network’s all-important Atlantis Network upgrade.
Latest reports reveal that the network numbers for ETC are healthy, as evidenced by factors like increase in market cap, transaction rate, and active addresses. The 24-hour statistics indicated that the cryptocurrency’s market cap had shot up to $657 million, while the trading volume held between the range of $390 million-$392 million. The 24-hour transaction rate was 41,618, which was much higher than the low 30 thousands that the cryptocurrency previously scaled.
Diligent fans of the cryptocurrency were ecstatic upon hearing the news, with @Drake_10 tweeting,
“Perfect, that’s what all of us want to hear, We instantly retweeted this to our strong crypto community!”
The team at Ethereum Classic is concerned with the value of personal data and how it has grown exponentially over the past decade. Another point taken into consideration by ETC was the magnitude of the effects of personal data and its inherent value. Taking data safety into consideration, Ethereum Classic Labs launched EtherNode which, according to the organization, is “the trio making trust minimization a reality.” ETC Labs elucidated,
“We’re building infrastructure software and hardware to transform the way people connect to and interact with Ethereum blockchains. The EtherNode is a robust piece of hardware designed to not only host nodes but also serve as the base of a secure smart home network. It’s an easy plug and play way to reduce dependencies on 3rd party node hosts made possible by EnOS, the Linux based blockchain OS we’ve assembled.”
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