Clients are used to sync with the Ethereum Classic network and verify blocks. Most users won't need to run a full node, but they allow those who do to trustlessly interact with the network. Ethereum Classic completed a network upgrade on June 1, 2020. Please update your node if you have not done so already. Client Update Instructions.
Core-Geth is a distribution of go-ethereum with many flavors. For Thanos upgrade support, please use version v1.11.18 or later. Upgrade considerations, users can use their existing data directories and do not need to resync for migration to Core-Geth from the deprecated Multi-Geth client. This client is Long Term Supported by the ETC Core development team with stable funding from Ethereum Classic Labs. This is a recommended client from a well-known transparent team.
Hyperledger Besu is an Ethereum client designed to be enterprise-friendly for both public and private permissioned network use cases. For Thanos upgrade support, please use version 20.10.0 or later. Upgrade considerations, APIs between ParityEthereum and Besu significantly differ and mining is not very well supported in Besu at this moment. This client is Long Term Supported by the ChainSafe and ETC Cooperative teams as part of the Hyperledger project with stable funding from Grayscale's Ethereum Classic Trust. This is a recommended client from a well-known transparent team.
Mantis is a fully featured client and wallet UI, developed from the ground up and written in Scala for the Ethereum Classic network (ETC). Created by IOHK to add robustness and variety to the ETC's client share, it includes optimizations and network upgrades that improve network security, sustainability, and performance in the long term. For Thanos upgrade support, please use version 3.2.1 or later. Upgrade considerations, Mantis should be considered as Beta software with the December 9 2020 relaunch. This client is Long Term Supported by the Grothendieck team with stable funding from Input Output Global. This is a recommended client from a well-known transparent team.
You can use these services to connect to ETC via JSON-RPC.
These tools make it easy to spin up a cluster of nodes for production deployments or perform data science with public datasets.
BloqCloud delivers highly-optimized, always available access to blockchain networks. Connect quickly and scale easily based on your needs -- without having to worry about managing infrastructure.
DAppNode facilitates running nodes, DApps and hosting P2P networks and economies.
Ethercluster is an open-sourced Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) Remote Procedure Call (RPC) providing Ethereum Classic (ETC) and Kotti endpoints for free.
GetBlock is a service that provides connection for the major cryptocurrencies’ nodes. They support such tools like JSON-RPC, REST, and WebSockets, which facilitates direct synchronization with the blockchain. There is no need to run a node yourself, the platform allows its customers to connect to a blockchain via a full node without having to pay a fee.
Google Cloud released datasets consisting of the blockchain transaction history for Ethereum Classic, to help you better understand cryptocurrency. Also included a set of queries and views that map all blockchain datasets to a double-entry book data structure that enables multi-chain meta-analyses, as well as integration with conventional financial record processing systems.
A detailed guide for how to setup an Ethereum Classic node on a Raspberry Pi.
Infinitely-scalable, highly-available Ethereum and Ethereum Classic endpoints that truly just work.
QuikNodes are easy, always on, with a fast internet connection for quick blockchain sync, and you never have to worry about running out of disk space.
