Crypto · ETC

Ethereum Classic (ETC) chart

Ethereum Classic is the original Ethereum chain that carried on after the 2016 DAO hack split. It kept proof-of-work mining when Ethereum moved to proof of stake.

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Open the ETC chart

Pick an exchange. Each link opens the full chart with live prices, no account or API key needed.

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What you can do with the Ethereum Classic chart

  • Watch ETC live, streamed from Binance, Coinbase, OKX and Kraken, on timeframes from 1 second to monthly.
  • Add indicators such as RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, VWAP and Ichimoku (40 in total), and draw trend lines, Fibonacci levels and long/short positions.
  • See the order book and depth chart for ETC, and practise with a paper-trading account that fills against live prices.
  • Set price alerts and get a sound and a browser notification when ETC crosses your level.
  • Compare ETC with Bitcoin or any other pair on one chart, or backtest a strategy with a few lines of script.

Reading a Ethereum Classic chart

Crypto trades around the clock, so the ETC chart has no daily close in the stock-market sense: daily candles start at midnight UTC. Liquidity is usually thinner at weekends, which can mean sharper moves. Most coins also move with Bitcoin, so it helps to keep a BTC chart beside ETC in a two-chart layout. To find unusual volume or RSI extremes across every pair, try the crypto screener.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Ethereum Classic chart free?

Yes. ETC prices come free from Binance, Coinbase, OKX and Kraken, with no account and no API key. Every indicator and drawing tool is included.

Where does the ETC price data come from?

Straight from the exchange to your browser: Binance, Coinbase, OKX and Kraken. Prices differ slightly between exchanges, so the chart shows which one you’re viewing.

Can I get an alert when ETC hits a price?

Yes. Open the chart, click Alerts and enter a price. Alerts work while FreeCharting is open in a tab, with a sound and an optional browser notification.