eBTC
A Community Driven tokenized version of Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain
| The token | There will only ever be 21,000,000 eBTCs, no more, no less. |
| Contract address | 0x2fd41f516fac94ed08e1 56f489f56ca3a80b04d0 |
| The Symbol | eBTC |
| Decimals | 8 |
| Supply | 21,000,000 |
Projects we’re working on
Merchant Integration and Mainstreaming
eBTC Wallets Integration
Rebranding and Cooperation with Various ERC20-Compliant DApps & DAOs
Mutually Incentivizing Merchants vis-à-vis Community Stakeholders
Compatible wallets
Faster
eBTC has faster transaction speeds than Bitcoin. The average block time on Bitcoin is 8 minutes, while on Ethereum it’s 24 seconds.
Cheaper
The average Bitcoin transaction fee typically ranges from $2 to $5, while Ethereum fees typically range from $0.20 to $0.50.
Smarter
eBTC works with smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain. While there are plans, Bitcoin does not currently support smart contracts.
Roadmap
Audit contract2 weeks
Token swap1 month
Get into exchanges1.5 month
The roadmap for the token lists numerous advancements, upgrades, and community-based initiatives. Enhancing token utility, boosting blockchain interoperability, and enabling user contributions are the main goals of these projects. Early supporters can join through the Wall Street Pepe Presale to participate in its evolving ecosystem.
Common Questions
What is eBTC?
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Is eBTC a mix of both Bitcoin and Ethereum?
Yes and no. eBTC is a tokenized version of Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain and therefore uniquely complements both. It is like implementing Bitcoin’s attributes on the Ethreum Blockchain but with a smarter and faster outlook. Unlike Bitcoin’s ever-increasing price and volatility continuously marring its ability to be used as an efficient and affordable medium of exchange, eBTC’s core value comes from it being a faster, cheaper and more sustainable medium of exchange, and its ability to marry with the Ethereum smart contracts.
What makes eBTC better than Ethereum?
Ethereum is not a currency but a platform and ether supports its overall infrastructure. It was never meant to be a currency whereas eBTC, in its purest sense, is just an everyday-usable currency i.e. medium of faster and cheaper exchange and store of value.
Further, with the ever-booming and volatile Bitcoin prices, it strictly isn’t a purely digital currency anymore but just a store of value or what they call: digital gold. Bitcoin’s role as an everyday-usable currency continues to be less sustainable whereas, if eBTC is ever mainstreamed, it could easily become a medium of exchange, a measure of value and a store of value with all the benefits of the Ethereum ecosystem.
The secret lies in the simplicity of this whole idea.