Dark

Check out our Level2View

XECBTC
XEC / Bitcoin
crypto

Inactive

Aug 23, 2025 5:38:00 AM EDT

0.00000000018BTC-4.762%(-0.00000000001)100,0000

Overview Historical Depth Trends

XEC Reddit Mentions

Subreddits

Limit Labels Price

We have sentiment values and mention counts going back to 2017. The complete data set is available via the API.

Take me to the API

XEC Specific Mentions

As of Dec 15, 2025 8:34:07 AM EST (1 min. ago)

Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.

43 min ago • u/DJKDownunder • r/Bitcoin • new_to_bitcoin_tell_me_something_i_dont_know_that • C

Have a look at XEC ecash

6 hr ago • u/lmecir • r/btc • bitcoin_finally_made_sense_once_i_understood_this • C

The claims are cargocultic:
>Bitcoin isn’t “coins...”
* A coin is what Nakamoto designed bitcoin to be:
* He unambiguosly said it in the white paper.
* If you ever bought any bitcoin(s) the coins is what you own:
* You obviously neither bought an "accounting system..."
* Nor you own an "accounting system..."
* That said, of course, the blockchain is a ledger storing bitcoin ownership information, i.e. registering the ownership of bitcoin.
>Miners aren’t "making coins"
Who else makes the coins, then?
>Decentralization ... - it’s about removing single points of failure
Economically, what you call "decentralization" is something else. It is a set of properties that:
* Make bitcoin a commodity:
* Note that bitcoin designed by Nakamoto is a commodity.
* Coins with seigniorage are not a commodity (see, e.g. XEC as an example of a distortion of Nakamoto's design).

sentiment -0.51

4 days ago • u/phillipsjk • r/btc • in_this_thread_2010_dan_larimer_bytemaster • C

That is Bitcoin Cash.
The lead implementation, Bitcoin ABC, forked from the network after implementing the controversial dev tax (it now uses the XEC/eCash name).
Bitcoin Cash has more diversity of [interoperable mining] implementations than any other cryptocurrency that I am aware of.

sentiment -0.20

Share