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To hold native XEC yourself, you can use a supporting wallet. Write down the "seed phrase" for your wallet and store that in a safe place. This is usually 12 words. The 12 words contain enough information to restore the private keys of the wallet in case you need to recover them in the future.

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eCash price and transactions

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Wallets that support eCash

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Exchanges that support eCash

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Explorers that support eCash

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Developer infrastructure for eCash

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How to Mine eCash

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How do I split BCH to get my eCash?

Before sending eCash or BCH from your wallet, it is important to split your pre-fork coins so that your transactions are not replayed (for example also sending BCH when you only meant to send eCash to someone). There a several ways this can be done.

A good way to split BCH and eCash from each other is to use Electrum ABC and Electron Cash, as described here.