Bubble
eCash XEC
eCash (XEC) was trading at $0.000006800, ranked #213 by market cap at $136.44M, with 24h volume of $3.74M.
Data snapshot: 2026-09-02 12:15 UTC.
eCash is the rebrand of Bitcoin Cash ABC, itself a fork of a fork, which redenominated its supply so prices are quoted in millionths rather than whole coins. Its distinguishing technical bet is adding Avalanche-style consensus alongside proof of work to give transactions fast finality, an unusual hybrid among Bitcoin descendants. eCash descends from the Bitcoin Cash lineage through a further fork, and its defining changes are a very large supply with a redenominated unit, an added proof-of-stake layer intended to give fast finality on top of proof-of-work mining, and a treasury funded from block rewards to pay for development. That last point is unusual and worth knowing: part of issuance goes to funding work rather than entirely to miners. On this map XEC is a small-cap with a very low unit price, which is a function of supply, not of value.
Why is each XEC worth so little?
Because supply is very large. Unit price says nothing about the size of a project — market capitalisation, which multiplies price by supply, is what determines bubble size on the map.
What is Avalanche consensus doing in eCash?
It adds a fast-finality layer on top of proof-of-work mining, so transactions can be considered settled sooner than mining confirmations alone would allow.
What is the eCash treasury?
A portion of the block reward is directed to funding protocol development rather than going entirely to miners.
Where does eCash come from?
It descends from Bitcoin Cash through a later fork, so it shares part of Bitcoin's original design lineage.
Market cap decides how big a bubble is drawn, so rank is what places XEC on the map relative to the rest of its sector.
| Rank | Coin | Market cap |
|---|---|---|
| #181 | IOTA (IOTA) | $180.73M |
| #208 | NEO (NEO) | $142.03M |
| #213 | eCash (XEC) | $136.44M |
| #220 | MultiversX (EGLD) | $130.62M |
| #225 | Vaulta (A) | $127.82M |