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Callisto Network is a blockchain platform with its own cryptocurrency (CLO) that is based on Ethereum protocol, so any Callisto improvements can be applied to Ethereum Classic. Callisto is NOT a testnet or a hardfork of Ethereum Classic. Callisto Network is developed by Ethereum Commonwealth, one of three ETC development teams.

Callisto is NOT a testnet or a hardfork of Ethereum Classic.

This indicates that changes are made to the blockchain, or will be made in the future, different from the original.

This phrase says that Callisto did not keep the balance sheets of the holders of internal network tokens. Fork or hard fork changes the software, and balances are saved.

I somewhere read that Callisto is a side-chain ETC. Does this mean that payments between these networks will be possible?

Blockchains 3.0 aim interchain operability. However, these networks are interoperable with their own copies in most general cases. We aim to research and develop a reference implementation of legacy blockchain modification which will allow for interoperability with newer blockchain projects.

We are considering projects such as EOSio, AION, and ICX. At the moment, ICX seems to be the most advanced in this field.

Are you saying that payments will be possible among these platforms? It would certainly be very good.

The more I study this project, the more interesting it becomes to me. When I came here, I only knew about Cold Staking

I still "swim". Too much information, but the information is qualitative, attractive. Even it seems that it's too good to be true, sorry)