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(TXC)

TEXITcoin (TXC) is a Layer 1 blockchain project, functioning as a fork of Litecoin and utilizing a Scrypt-based Proof-of-Work algorithm. It aims to establish a decentralized economy for Texans, serving as "honest money for honest trade." The project strongly aligns with the "TEXIT" movement, positioning itself as the future currency for an independent Republic of Texas and offering a financial alternative to traditional currencies.

Instead of purchasing traditional mining hardware, TEXITcoin offers "mining packages" or "shares" (e.g., Single, Triple Play, Builder Plans) as an investment model. These plans distribute daily TXC payouts to holders, with rewards decreasing as network difficulty increases. There are questions from the community about whether these are true cloud mining services or simply investment contracts. While based on a Scrypt fork, the project primarily emphasizes mining through its proprietary pool, mineTXC.com, rather than individual hardware usage.

TEXITcoin (TXC) has a defined total maximum supply of 353,396,296 tokens. The network generates a new block approximately every 3 minutes, with each block currently providing a reward of 254 TXC to miners. To manage supply and demand over time, the project incorporates a halving mechanism, where block rewards are reduced by half every 695,662 blocks, similar to other Proof-of-Work cryptocurrencies.

"wTXC" refers to a wrapped version of TEXITcoin that operates on the Ethereum network as an ERC-20 token. This wrapped asset creates a presence for TXC within the broader Ethereum ecosystem. However, there has been frequent community discussion and confusion surrounding the transparency and operational details of the bridging mechanism that facilitates the conversion and transfer between the native TXC Layer 1 blockchain and the Ethereum-based wTXC.

Significant questions regarding TEXITcoin's legitimacy are frequently raised. Critics highlight several points of concern, including the presence of an MLM-style referral system, an extended period during which the project's source code was not publicly available, and the substantial control exerted by the founder. These aspects lead to skepticism among some crypto investors, prompting questions about the project's centralization, transparency in its operations, and overall long-term viability.

Liquidity represents a primary concern for TEXITcoin holders. Users frequently report difficulties in effectively cashing out or selling larger quantities of TXC. This issue stems from the token's presence on only a few smaller trading platforms and is exacerbated by generally low trading volumes. Consequently, converting significant amounts of TXC into other cryptocurrencies or fiat currency can be a challenging and time-consuming process for holders.