Introduction to Monero XMR Forked Coin Monero Classic XMC

On April 6, Monero hard forked at block height 1546000 to resist ASIC mining machines. ASIC mining machines could not mine Monero. Bitmain continued to mine on the original Monero chain, which led to the emergence of a new Monero coin. Bitmain named it Monero-classic with the currency code XMC.

At the same time, a Singaporean team also forked Monero, also called Monero classic (note that there is no dash “-” connecting them).

Monero classic also believes that the development of ASICs is a healthy, market-driven process.

To avoid confusion, I will compare them:

The Monero classic website does not list its partners, nor does it know which exchange it will be listed on.

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The Monero-classic (XMC) website lists several partners

Among them are mining pools, exchanges, wallets

AntPool and Poolin have started to support XMC mining, and 91pool has also announced that it will soon support

Ant Pool https://antpool.com/

Biyin Mining Pool https://www.poolin.com

91pool http://www.91pool.com/

gate.io coinEx exchange has taken a snapshot of Monero XMR and can claim XMC

LomoStar wallet also announced support for XMC

lomoStar http://www.lomostar.com/index.html

Monero-classic XMC community WeChat group:

It is currently unknown how to distinguish between the two forked XMC networks.

According to Monero claissic twitter, only 240Mh switched to Monero V7 after the fork yesterday, and the remaining 1GH is still in Monero Classic

The hashrate of Monero v7 on nanopool has dropped significantly

It seems that there may be many miners who have not upgraded their mining software and may not be aware of the news.

XMC Miner Antminer X3: http://www.wabi.com/product/14.html