Events, governance, and community initiatives
On July 30, 2015, the Ethereum network goes live with the Frontier release, marking the birth of the blockchain that would become Ethereum Classic.
In June 2016, The DAO was exploited for 3.6 million ETH, leading to a controversial fork that split the community and gave birth to Ethereum Classic.
On July 20, 2016, as Ethereum forks to reverse The DAO hack, a community chooses to preserve the original immutable chain as Ethereum Classic.
The ETC community publishes its Declaration of Independence, articulating the principles and values that define Ethereum Classic.
The Ethereum Classic community gathers in Vancouver for the first major ETC Summit, bringing together developers and enthusiasts.
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