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Anoncoins goal is to make the user more Anonymous by having built-in support for I2P, Coincontrol, and more in the future.
Anoncoins goal is to make the user more Anonymous by having built-in support for I2P, Coincontrol, and more in the future.


=== PhenixCoin (PXC) ===
=== Franko (FRK) ===
* http://www.phenixcoin.com/
* http://www.frankos.org/
* http://forum.phenixcoin.com
* http://forum.frankos.org
* Block Target is 1.5 minutes
* Block Target is 0.5 minutes
* Block reward halfed every 840k blocks
* Block reward halfed every 22m blocks
* 50 coins per block
* 0.25 coins per block
* 168 million total coins
* 11.2 million total coins
* Difficulty changes every 600 blocks
* Difficulty changes every 720 blocks


Key elements of infrastructure and sites to use PXC on already in place.
Franko is considered the crypto with the fairest adoption length. Accepted by over 50 merchants and 10 brick and mortar stores.
More and more sites adopt PXC as a means of payment.


Strategic partnership with Feathercoin (FTC) and Worldcoin (WDC) created.
Base currency used by the Franko Collective, a democratic group of developers.


=== FeatherCoin (FTC) ===
=== FeatherCoin (FTC) ===

Revision as of 15:47, 24 December 2013

This article aims to list relevant cryptocurrencies, even those too minor to have their own wiki entry. See also Category:Alternative cryptocurrencies

It is based on this thread.

Currencies

The order / grouping of these coins are still TBD.

Ripper234 proposes a grouping of Major, Minor and New by an arbitrary market cap limit. This can be done once the market caps of the alts are known.

  • Using market cap will make Tonal Bitcoin a "Major" despite de facto minor usage. Therefore, I suggest finding a different method of categorizing. --Luke-jr (talk) 05:06, 4 March 2013 (GMT)

Major

Bitcoin (BTC)

  • http://bitcoin.org/
  • blocks every 10 min
  • coin supply* 21 million coins will be available
  • difficulty adjustment* 2016 blocks
  • hashing algorithm SHA256d
  • Initial Reward 50 coins per block
  • Market Cap: $144,000,000 (Jan 5th, 2013)
  • Launch Date: January 3rd, 2009

Namecoin (NMC)

Litecoin (LTC)

  • http://litecoin.org/
  • blocks every 2.5 min
  • coin supply* 84 million coins will be available
  • difficulty adjustment 2016 blocks
  • hashing algorithm scrypt
  • Initial Reward 50 coins per block
  • Market Cap: 150,000 BTC
  • Launch Date: October 2011

PPCoin (PPC)

  • http://ppcoin.org/
  • https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=101820.0
  • blocks every 10 min
  • Coin supply* non-deterministic coins will be available
  • difficulty adjustment each block
  • hashing algorithm SHA-256
  • Reward varies on difficulty coins per block
  • EXTRA: Incorporates Proof Of Stake coin Generation, contains central checksums to kickstart the protocol
  • Market Cap: ???? BTC
  • Launch Date: approx August 19th, 2012 (date of its whitepaper)
    • The public design phase of this coin was very brief.

New

New in on the scene. Please put here any coins whose concept are new. If a coin is discussed for 6 months and launched yesterday, it is not new.

Betacoin (BET)

  • http://betacoin.org/
  • Blocks every 4 min
  • Coin supply* 32 million coins will be mined in ~ first 6 years + 0,39% annual
  • Difficulty adjustment* 6 blocks
  • Hashing algorithm SHA256d
  • Initial Reward 128 coins per block
  • Block reward halfed every 126k blocks (~ 1 year)
  • Launch Date: October, 2013

Nxt (NXT)

  • http://nextcoin.org
  • Pronounced as "Next"
  • Blocks every 1 min
  • Designed as 100% PoS (Proof-of-Stake) system
  • Coin supply* 1 billion coins exist from the start distributed by 74 founding stake holders
  • Launch Date: September, 29, 2013

Minor

Megacoin (MΣC)

The implentation of the Kimoto Gravity well retargets difficulty every block. This keeps mining fair and secure for all miners and users of the coin, and prevents the rampant multipool abuse that was (and still is) common with most all other altcoins out on the market today.

AnonCoin (ANC)

Anoncoins goal is to make the user more Anonymous by having built-in support for I2P, Coincontrol, and more in the future.

Franko (FRK)

Franko is considered the crypto with the fairest adoption length. Accepted by over 50 merchants and 10 brick and mortar stores.

Base currency used by the Franko Collective, a democratic group of developers.

FeatherCoin (FTC)

CraftCoin (CRC)

  • http://craftcoin.net/
  • Based on Litecoin
  • Portable in-game currency for Minecraft Servers
  • 206,847 total coins


Tonal Bitcoin (TBC)

  • Tonal Bitcoin
  • (merged mined with BTC)
  • (blockchain shared with BTC)
  • (automatically converted to/from BTC)
  • blocks every 10 min
  • Coin supply* 7.8 tam coins will be available
  • difficulty adjustment 2016 blocks
  • hashing algorithm SHA-256
  • Initial Reward 1,2905.2 coins per block
  • Market Cap: $144,000,000 (Jan 5th, 2013)
  • Launch Date: January 2rd, 2011

IxCoin (IXC)

Devcoin (DEV)

  • https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34586.0
  • (merged mined with BTC)
  • blocks every 10 min
  • coin supply* constant generation coins will be available (???)
  • difficulty adjustment 2016 blocks
  • hashing algorithm SHA256d
  • Reward 50,000 coins per block
  • EXTRA 90% block subsidy goes to foundation

Freicoin (FRC)

-- 4.89% annual demurrage
-- 80% block subsidy goes to foundation for the first 3 years (about 500 coins for each of first 161280 blocks, total 80m)
-- [u]In need of Dev work on daemon, client etc but network still running[/u]

I0coin (I0C)

Terracoin (TRC)

  • http://terracoin.org/
  • blocks every 2 minutes
  • coin supply* 42 million coins will be available
  • difficulty adjustment 30 blocks
  • hashing algorithm SHA-256
  • Reward 20 coins per block

Liquidcoin (LQC)

BBQCoin (BQC)

BitBar (BTB)

  • http://bitbar.biz/home
  • blocks every 10 minutes
  • hashing algorithm Scrypt
  • Reward 1 coin per block
  • Coin reward drops over time

Netcoin (NET)

  • Main - http://netcoin.org.uk/
  • Forums - http://forum.netcoinfoundation.org/
  • blocks every 1 min
  • coin supply* 320.6 million coins will be available
  • difficulty adjustment* 60 blocks
  • hashing algorithm Scrypt
  • Initial Reward 1024 coins per block
  • Reward Halves Every 3 months or 129,600 Blocks
  • Market Cap: approx. $200,000 (Dec 4th, 2013)
  • Launch Date: Sept 2nd, 2013

dead / dying

Qubic

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=112676.0 Qubic Forum: http://qubic.boards.net

TimeKoin

Still alive* http://timekoin.org/* https://bitcointalk.org/index.php topic=88467.0

SC Solidcoin

scam?* https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/SolidCoin ; http://solidcoin.info/

GG Geist Geld

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=42417.0 ; https://github.com/Lolcust/GeistGeld

TBX Tenebrix

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=45667.0 ; https://github.com/Lolcust/Tenebrix

FBX Fairbrix

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=46528.0 ; https://github.com/coblee/Fairbrix

CLC Coiledcoin

killed in 51% attack ; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=56675.0

RUC Rucoin

https://www.rucoin.org/ ; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=48582.0

MMM MMMcoin

dead

Weeds

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Beertoken

[2]

See Also