EEL Core 1.00 questions
Is EEL an ERC-20?
No. EEL is the native coin of its own Proof-of-Work chain.
Is EEL a full EVM?
No. EEL Core 1.00 does not execute Solidity, deploy contracts or provide general EVM execution.
Can I add EEL to MetaMask or Rabby?
Yes. 0x wallets can add the EEL network and display native EEL balances through RPC.
Can I send EEL directly from MetaMask?
Not with standard injected-wallet sending in EEL Core 1.00. Native transfers use the EEL signed envelope described on the Developers page.
How do transfers work?
EEL transfer tooling creates a signed native envelope, encodes it as hex JSON and submits it through eth_sendRawTransaction. The transfer confirms when a miner includes it in a block.
Can I mine in the browser?
Yes. Browser mining is convenient for participation and testing, but desktop CPU mining is usually more efficient.
Can I use an external miner?
Yes. Downloads include Windows and Linux miner packages. The miner only needs a public 0x reward address.
Why is a transaction pending?
A transfer waits in the mempool until a block is mined. Check Explorer, mempool status and miner activity.
Where do fees go?
Fees are paid to the miner that confirms the block containing the transfer.
Is there a premine or hard cap?
The default genesis allocation is empty. EEL Core 1.00 does not encode a hard maximum supply.