If you only want to send and receive ECC this is the wallet you are looking for!
The Electrum-ECC wallet is a so-called light wallet. It connects to ECC full nodes in the internet and uses the Simple Payment Verification Protocol (SPV), well known from Bitcoin, to safely send and verify transactions.
Thus, you don't need to download the whole blockchain (~2 GB of disk space) and are immediatly ready to make ECC transactions!
Please report any issues with Electrum-ECC to the Electrum-ECC github issues area: https://github.com/project-ecc/electrum-ecc/issues
If you are a command line junkie or you want to run a "headless" ECC full node (e.g. for staking or providing Electrum-ECC nodes), this is your way to go!
Please report any issues with Daemon to the eccoin github issues area: https://github.com/project-ecc/eccoin/issues
Sapphire is the next generation ECC Wallet UI! Similar to Lynx (see below) it utilizes the ECC CLI Daemon (see above) and builds a user friendly interface on top of it.
If you want to run a ECC full node but want or need a userfriendly interface, this is what you want!
Sapphire will have implemented all the ECC services which are currently in development and early alpha stage (Messaging, Filestorage and more to come!).
Sapphire is able to auto-update the daemon and itself.
Please report any issues with Sapphire to the Sapphire github issues area: https://github.com/project-ecc/Sapphire/issues
Lynx is the ECC Wallet UI. It uses the ECC CLI Daemon (see above) and builds a user friendly interface on top of it.
If you want to run a ECC full node but want or need a userfriendly interface, this is what you want!
Lynx also is able to auto-update the daemon and itself.
Please report any issues with Lynx to the Lynx github issues area: https://github.com/project-ecc/Lynx/issues
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