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Xenon (XNN)XNN

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Not a chain split: ERC-20 tokens for an EOS alt-chain, airdropped to ETH and then BTC holders. Kept off the lineage map.

An EOS alt-chain project whose ERC-20 XNN tokens went to Ethereum addresses in October 2017, with a BTC-holder airdrop announced later.

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The wiki's angle: Xenon is mostly an Ethereum airdrop; its thread mentions a later round for BTC holders.[1]

Contents

  1. Record
  2. Listing
  3. References

Record

The Bitcointalk thread, opened on 26 September 2017, calls XenonNetwork a “Massively Distributed EOS Altchain”[1]. A 23 October 2017 update says an airdrop of XNN tokens to “>750,000 Ethereum addresses with >0.1 ETH” had begun, with 300,000,000 tokens to be airdropped[1]. A 1 December 2017 update mentions “the BTC holder airdrop” and extends distribution to developers and block producers[1].

Listing

forkdrop's data file lists a registration airdrop dated 2018-06-30 with block and supply “???”, an Etherscan token link and the reason “Airdrop Over”[2]. The BTC round's terms are unverified[1].

References

  1. primaryWhyMe126, “[ANN][AIRDROP] XNN - XENON - Massively Distributed EOS Alt-chain”, Bitcointalk topic 2209559 (26 Sep 2017) [archived]
  2. secondaryforkdrop.io data file json/index.json, the per-coin table behind its fork pages (Wayback Machine copy, 13 Jan 2021)

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Ethereum Classic (comparison — not a Bitcoin fork)
Not a Bitcoin fork: the original Ethereum chain that kept running when the Ethereum Foundation's July 2016 har
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