In the field of digital currency, Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a cryptocurrency that has attracted much attention, and its official wallet has always been highly sought after by users. With the continuous updating of technology, the latest ETC Ethereum Classic wallet tutorial has also attracted much attention. This article will delve into which Ethereum Classic official wallet is, as well as the latest ETC Ethereum Classic wallet tutorial, and take you to uncover the mystery of the Ethereum Classic world.

Ethereum Classic resulted from the most high-profile and controversial Ethereum hard fork in cryptocurrency history. Due to problems with the huge smart contract, Ethereum worth millions of dollars, originally used for the development of the Ethereum community, was hacked due to vulnerabilities in the contract. The community had to make a decision: either change the Ethereum block chain and transfer the Ether coins stolen by the hacker back; or let nature take its course without pursuing any further investigation. At that time, most people voted in favor of transferring these ether coins back to investors, but a small number of miners with a certain amount of computing power did not vote. Due to differences of opinion, the Ethereum network forked, so there were ETH and ETC. Except for the development progress, community and blockchain, ETC and ETH are the same.

**Step One: Buy Bitcoin with Government-Issued Fiat Currency**

For buyers from the United States and other countries, this step can be completed through the exchange CoinBase. Bitcoin can also be purchased through the British trading platform cex.io, localbitcoins, Bitcoin ATM, etc. The price of Bitcoin will vary depending on where you buy it.

**Step Two: Transfer Bitcoin to an Exchange**

Transfer digital currency from your wallet to the exchange and wait for the transaction to be confirmed. Due to traffic congestion on the Bitcoin network, all this process may take a while to complete. Some exchanges, such as Bitfinex, Kraken, and Poloniex, have listed ETC.

**Step 3: Use the BTC/ETC trading pair to exchange BTC for ETC**

First pay attention to market depth and current seller orders. The seller's pending order refers to the price at which people are willing to sell immediately, and the market depth refers to the amount of each price. If you buy at the seller's pending order price, the transaction will be concluded quickly. But if you buy in large quantities, or if you want a lower price to trade, the trading time will be extended. ETC has good liquidity on most exchanges, so large order transactions are basically not a problem.

**Step 4: Generate ETC web wallet**

The Ethereum Classic web wallet has the advantage of not requiring synchronization with the Ethereum Classic blockchain in order to operate. Click "Create Wallet" on the right side of the web wallet, enter the password, and generate a new wallet.

**Step 5: Save wallet information to a safe place**

A lot of data needs to be saved. Download the encrypted Keystore/JSON document and print out the wallet’s private key. Process the data as shown below. (This address has no digital currency assets)

**Step 6: Get the wallet address and exit the exchange**

**Step 7: Check wallet balance**

Check the wallet balance by uploading a Keystore/JSON document or entering the private key.

Through the above steps, you can own ETC. Obviously there are a lot of Ethereum Classic wallets out there and sometimes it takes a while to sync with the blockchain, but a similar thing happens when using a Bitcoin wallet for the first time.