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About
Ethereum Classic (ETC)
Ethereum Classic (ETC) is the continuation of the original Ethereum blockchain, steadfastly upholding the principle of immutability following the 2016 DAO hack, which led to the network split. This decentralized network maintains its commitment to a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism, currently utilizing the Etchash algorithm, to ensure robust cryptographic security and validate transactions on its digital ledger. As a foundational smart contract platform, Ethereum Classic supports the development and execution of decentralized applications (dApps), providing a permissionless environment for developers to build a wide array of on-chain solutions and leverage its Turing-complete virtual machine. The native ETC token is essential for the ecosystem, primarily serving as gas to pay for transaction fees and computational resources required for smart contract operations and peer-to-peer transfers within this Web3 infrastructure.
Beyond its utility for network operations, ETC's tokenomics are designed with a fixed supply cap, established through ECIP-1017, aiming to position it as a sound digital asset with deflationary characteristics over time, differentiating it from Ethereum's (ETH) evolving monetary policy. Ethereum Classic continues to champion the "code is law" philosophy, offering a resilient and censorship-resistant platform for various DeFi applications and digital assets. It represents an important alternative within the broader blockchain technology landscape for users and developers who prioritize unwavering chain integrity and the proven security model of Proof-of-Work for their decentralized solutions and cryptographic security needs, standing as a testament to on-chain persistence.
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Frequently asked questions
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What are the common methods for buying Ethereum Classic (ETC) with Tunisian Dinar (TND)?
Due to Tunisian capital controls, direct fiat on-ramps from TND to ETC on major cryptocurrency exchanges are rare. The most common method is using peer-to-peer (P2P) trading platforms where you can buy ETC directly from another individual using local Tunisian payment methods. This requires careful vetting of sellers and using an escrow service provided by the P2P platform for secure trading. -
What is the core principle of Ethereum Classic (ETC) that TND holders should understand?
Ethereum Classic adheres strictly to the 'Code is Law' philosophy. This means that the network operates exactly as programmed, and transactions on its blockchain are final and immutable. It maintains the original, unaltered history of the Ethereum blockchain from before the 2016 DAO hard fork, continuing to use a Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus mechanism for maximum security and decentralization. -
Are there any KYC/AML compliance procedures when buying ETC with TND?
Yes, if you use a reputable P2P platform, you will almost certainly need to complete Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) verification. This involves submitting identity documents to the platform to verify your identity. This is a standard security measure to prevent illicit activities and ensure a safer trading environment for all users on the order book. -
How does Ethereum Classic's fixed monetary policy (ECIP-1017) differ from inflationary fiat like TND?
Unlike fiat currencies such as the TND, which can be printed by central banks leading to inflation, Ethereum Classic implemented a fixed monetary policy via ECIP-1017. This policy establishes a hard cap on the total supply of ETC and a decaying block reward schedule, similar to Bitcoin. This makes ETC a disinflationary digital asset, designed to be a predictable store of value over the long term, protected from arbitrary supply increases. -
After acquiring ETC with TND, how can I securely store this digital asset?
For secure storage, it is highly recommended to move your ETC from the exchange or P2P platform to a personal digital wallet where you control the private keys. Options include hardware wallets (like Ledger or Trezor) for maximum security, or well-vetted software wallets (desktop or mobile). Never share your private keys or seed phrase, as this would give anyone full access to your funds. Storing assets on an exchange long-term exposes you to counterparty risk.