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eCash Airdrop
A factual directory entry for eCash. This page records what the imported listing says, then separates known campaign details from anything that still needs direct verification.
Campaign snapshot
eCash appears in the Open + Featured + Newest first source set. The reward language below is a record of the listing, not a guarantee that a token or cash reward will be paid.
About eCash
eCash is catalogued as a Bitcoin campaign focused on wallet and payments. Its captured reward field reads “$BTC → 1:1 eCash”, and the participation record names Other Requirements. The first stage, “eCash Airdrop”, describes where the recorded workflow starts; it does not establish a future distribution.
The practical flow begins with this instruction: If participants are holding $BTC before the fork, keep it in self-custody to ensure the participant's balance will be mirrored on the eCash chain, giving participants access to matching eCash coins on a 1:1 basis. The eCash hard fork is scheduled for August 2026. The steps that follow preserve the campaign's named features, limits, and actions in a new structure. Recheck each one against the live project page before using funds or a wallet.
Continue with the crypto airdrop safety checklist, then compare the evidence with the Tangem campaign record. An internal comparison is useful for research, but it does not imply shared ownership or risk.
Reward language
Participation signals
CAMPAIGN INSTRUCTIONS
Step-by-step eCash airdrop guide
These steps summarize the campaign instructions captured from the source page. Terms can change, so open the campaign website and recheck eligibility, deadlines, costs, and regional restrictions before continuing.
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Complete stage 1: eCash Airdrop
- If participants are holding $BTC before the fork, keep it in self-custody to ensure the participant's balance will be mirrored on the eCash chain, giving participants access to matching eCash coins on a 1:1 basis. The eCash hard fork is scheduled for August 2026.
- Stay tuned for official updates on the snapshot, supported wallets, and collect process.
- 02
Complete stage 2: eCash Mining
- If participants want to mine eCash from day one, download the BitWindow test software, get familiar with the setup, and prepare suitable mining hardware, as eCash will use SHA-256d mining with a difficulty reset that should make early blocks easier to mine before it adjusts.
How to read this guide
The steps above are a rewritten snapshot of the captured campaign instructions, not independent proof that every task or reward is still available. Use the campaign website to confirm eligibility, deadlines, KYC, gas costs, and supported wallets. Never sign a transaction you do not understand.
INTERNAL RESEARCH PATH
Research eCash before acting
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