This article will introduce 50 cryptocurrencies. He will list 50 of them and briefly describe what happened.
50. FIMKrypto (FIMK)
FIMKrypto (FIMK) is a cryptocurrency project based on the Dogecoin blockchain. The developer’s purpose was to create a bridge between the Bitcoin community and Dogecoin. FIMK was launched on May 17, 2014, and uses a PoW-based algorithm. It offers very low transaction fees and uses Proof of Work (PoW) mining to solve complex mathematical problems to validate transactions in the network, in order to keep it fair while rewarding miners with new coins for supporting the network with their efforts.
What happened: The FIMK community did not react to the development of a new technology and simply ignored it. The coin was launched in May 2014 and remained on a total level of about $ 0.00 for a long time. Currently its market capitalization is about $ 5,000,000 USD.
49. Flappycoin (FLAP)
Flappycoin (FLAP) is a cryptocurrency based on the Litecoin blockchain, which was launched in November 2013. It operates on an open source PoW algorithm (Litecoin core). The developers claim that it has “the lowest circulating supply of any altcoin. We have made sure that you’re able to multiply your money more than any other coin, even bitcoin.”
What happened: FlappyCoin is one of the enduring scrypt-based cryptocurrencies. It should be noted that no new developments were introduced and the entire community is practically dead. Currently, its market capitalization is about $ 10 million USD.
48. Fastcoin (FST)
Fastcoin (FST) was introduced to the crypto currency market in December 2013 as a means of payment based on a PoW / PoS hybrid algorithm, which makes it completely decentralized. It was released by the programmer called “olive”. The main task of developers was to create a fast, light and easy to use crypto currency.
What happened: Fastcoin was launched in early 2014 with an initial supply of 100 million coins. The developers announced that about 30 million coins were mined within the first 20 days, which means that they were at least six times faster than Bitcoin. Few days later, the pre-announced halving occurred (the number of new coins mined per block is reduced by 50%) and since then, the exchange rate has fluctuated between $ 0.015–0.45 USD per unit of FST without any clear trend and purpose. Currently its market capitalization is approximately $ 8 million USD.
47. Firecoin (XFCC)
Firecoin (XFCC) was launched in the summer of 2014 as an empty clone of Litecoin. It uses the Scrypt algorithm and was created by a developer called “sebastien256” as a proof-of-work cryptocurrency. According to its website, Firecoin is touted as the “new era of crypto currency [that] will be more safe, useful, fair and decentralized”.
What happened: Firecoin is one of the cryptocurrencies that started off with a high supply (250 million coins) and low profitability in comparison to other coins with lower supplies. The developers are “firecoin_dev” and “sebastien256”, who are not very active in terms of community development. Currently, its market capitalization is about $ 4 million USD.
46. Fimcoin (FIMK)
Fimcoin (FIMK) is a cryptocurrency based on Dogecoin. The developer’s purpose was to create a bridge between the Bitcoin community and Dogecoin. It uses a PoW-based algorithm and its difficulties are re-targeted every block by each miner using DigiShield.
What happened: The FIMK community did not react to the development of a new technology and simply ignored it. The coin was launched in May 2014 and remained on a total level of about $ 0.00 for a long time. Currently its market capitalization is about $ 5 million US dollars.
45. Faircoin (FAIR)
Faircoin (FAIR) is a cryptocurrency that was created using the Nxt blockchain platform with the primary goal of social fairness, ‘a society where everybody has equal opportunities’, as it is claimed on its website. It seeks to create a decentralized system that does not require trust or any third party to function, while securing all transactions with an auditable digital ledger.
What happened: Faircoin was launched in September 2013. From the very beginning, the developers claimed that they created a new algorithm to be used as a proof of work function. The goal of Faircoin was to create a stable, fair and decentralized currency for the exchange of goods and services. It was launched at $ 0.30 with a total supply of 30 million coins (since then it has halved three times). This project is currently in an uncertain state regarding development, since there is no specific information on its website and there have been no significant updates since July 2014. The total value of FAIR is $ 1 million USD.
44. Fantomcoin (FCN)
Fantomcoin (FCN) is a PoW-based cryptocurrency launched in early 2014. It was created as a fork of Novacoin with the addition of new algorithms. According to its developers, this is an attempt to create an alternative cryptocoin that has special characteristics and better functionality.
What happened: This crypto currency was launched with a market capitalization of around $ 300 thousand USD. A month later, the developers announced that they would implement Masternodes at some point in time. Their website indicates that there have been no development for a long time and they also seem to be bankrupt since they were offering 36 million FCN coins during Christmas season for only $ 500 USD or 0.005 BTC.
43. Faceter (FACE)
Faceter (FACE) is a decentralized, P2P-based service initiated in 2014, which enables users to pay each other in real time using the mobile phones as well as to interact with face recognition software. The concept behind this cryptocurrency was to build a communication network based on services provided either by a peer or by any other online users that are connected to the system. The goal was to provide users with an environment through which they can communicate with each other and with third parties through P2P applications without any need for centralized digital middlemen such as Google, Facebook or Skype. In its current state, Faceter still faces an uncertain future.
What happened: Faceter was launched in mid-2014 with a market capitalization of $ 500 thousand USD. The development plan was scheduled to last until the end of the same year, yet there is no activity on their website since October 2014. The total value of FACE is $ 3 thousand USD.
42. Franko (FRK)
Franko (FRK) is a cryptocurrency that was designed to help people trade directly in fiat money rather than cryptocurrencies or altcoins. It was meant to improve the volatility risk that is inherent in the crypto market. Franko was launched in 2013 with a market capitalization of $ 500 thousand USD and it planned to introduce Masternodes at some point in time.
What happened: Franko was launched with an initial market capitalization of $ 500 thousand USD. The development process, which started in mid-2013, stated that feature to be implemented by the end of the same year. Since then, there has been no activity on their website and no other official statements made by the developers. At its height in December 2013, 54 million FRK coins were circulating and there has been no coin exchange for a long time now, leading to FRK being obsolete until further notice.
43. GameCredits (GAME)
GameCredits was founded in 2016, and first offered to trade publicly on March 1, 2017, with a price of $ 0.18 USD and a market capitalization of $ 13 million USD. The price peaked at $ 0.5 USD on its second day on the issue, but fell to below $ 0.1 USD by the end of 2017. GameCredits is using blockchain technology to help game developers get games out faster and more developed than before. The goal is for game developers to get their games released faster and with less financial risk than before, which will result in better quality games for gamers (in theory).
GameCredits is an existing mobile gaming platform that already incorporates blockchain technology into its platform. By leveraging blockchain technology already built into the GameCredits program, and by developing an online game store that makes it easier for gamers to access the best games in one place, as well as providing an incentivized digital wallet to make it easier for gamers to pay for games and other related products like in-game purchases. They are hoping to use this existing ecosystem and build on top of it to push their currency further — including using the BLOC crowd sale to generate capital needed for further development.
What happened: GameCredits is one of the easier coins to purchase and trade through its listing on popular exchanges like Bittrex, Poloniex, and Upbit. It’s also one of the few cryptocurrencies which can be easily used in-game — both for paying for games themselves or other in-game purchases. The company just released their 2.0 blockchain platform as well — which will make their cryptocurrency a bit more accessible to the general public (with plans to include full support for mobile devices as well).
42. GoldBlocks (GB)
GoldBlocks is a cryptocurrency based on a fork of Litecoin, but it doesn’t have any other information available. At least there is no development information on their website.
What happened: GoldBlocks was launched in the summer of 2014 as an empty clone of Litecoin. It uses the Scrypt algorithm and was created by a developer called “sebastien256” as a proof-of-work cryptocurrency which promises to offer “the lowest circulating supply of any altcoin”. Unfortunately, there have been no significant developments since July 2014 and the entire crypto community has simply forgotten about this coin, currently worth $ 10 thousand USD.
41. Garlicoin (GRLC)
Garlicoin (GRLC) is one of the youngest crypto currencies based on a fork of Litecoin, which was launched in January 2018. Its main purpose was to create a “fun, cheap and easy cryptocurrency for the masses”, as its website claims. It has an unlimited emission period and no block halving. The initial supply of coins is set at 10 billion GRLC, although it’s currently unknown how many coins have been mined since the launch date.
What happened: This crypto currency was launched in January 2018 with a market capitalization of $ 1.5 million USD. Currently, its value has reached $ 5 million USD and it continues to grow while more people learn about it and start using it for various purposes. Its most important features include unlimited mining, block halving, pre-mined coins destruction (20% of total supply), masternodes support and active development. All these characteristics have led to a growing community that is actively promoting this crypto currency by different means, including via the social media channels, such as Twitter.
40. Game (GTC)
Game (GTC) is a cryptocurrency that was created for the purpose of providing an easy and accessible gaming experience. The Game team was founded in 2017, and they created GameCredits (GAME) as a means of facilitating mobile gaming. They plan to use blockchain technology as a way of allowing players to challenge each other directly in the game, rather than relying on third party payment platforms like Steam or Google Play to facilitate payments. This should allow for more efficient app development as well as avoiding delays in payments that are sometimes associated with fiat-based payment systems. It’s currently traded on the Bittrex Exchange under the symbol GTC with a total supply of 492 million coins.
What happened: Game was launched in mid-2016, with a plan to create a direct blockchain system that will help to connect game developers and players directly, instead of through third party platforms like Steam or Google Play. It has also been designed as a way of incentivizing developers to create better games and ultimately increase the value of the tokens for all parties involved. The entire purpose was to use blockchain technology to help game developers get their games developed and released faster than before, which would result in better quality games for gamers. The first step was the creation of the MobileGo platform through which GameCredits can be used both within games as well as for making purchases made by gamers in one place.
39. Quatloo (QTL)
Quatloo is a cryptocurrency that was created in 2013 as a fork of Litecoin and was introduced as the ‘New Litecoin’. It was developed to be used for microtransactions and it claims to work faster than Litecoin. It offers anonymity due to its decentralized P2P network and due to its ASIC-resistance proof-of-work algorithm. However, this currency has never been able to win the trust of any community.
What happened: Quatloo was launched in 2013 with a market capitalization of $ 200 thousand USD. The development plan was scheduled to last until the end of the same year, yet there is no activity on their website since October 2014. The total value of QTL is $ 1 thousand USD.
38. Crypto (CRYP)
Crypto (CRYP) was initially launched as “CryptoCurrency” in February 2014, and it rebranded to “Crypto” in 2015 and launched a new wallet with updated blockchain. It’s not clear which fork this cryptocurrency was based on, but it aims to be a modern digital form of currency without any flaws. Its main objective is to become a decentralized and transparent digital currency for making small payments that doesn’t rely on third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: Crypto was launched in February 2013 with a market capitalization of over $ 2 million USD. The development plan was scheduled to last until the end of the same year, yet there is no activity on their website since October 2014. The total value of CRYP is $ 5 thousand USD.
37. Coinye (COYE)
Coinye (COYE) started as a joke currency based on Dogecoin in 2014, but it eventually became a serious crypto project meant for microtransactions and tipping. It’s also been created to be seriously decentralized and user-friendly, while at the same time allowing for private and anonymous transactions within its network (which should make it attractive to black market users). The developers also claim that they have been working on improving the overall security of the platform and developing a system for issuing additional coins.
What happened: Coinye was launched in late 2014 as a parody cryptocurrency named after Kanye West. It’s been created to be used for microtransactions and tipping, while at the same time allowing for private and anonymous transactions within its network (which should make it attractive to black market users). The developers also claim that they have been working on improving the overall security of the platform and developing a system for issuing additional coins. Unfortunately, the team hasn’t been working on this project for quite some time now — there have been no updates since November 2014, and there is no activity on their website.
36. Bitvolt (VOLT)
Bitvolt (VOLT) was created in 2016 as a means of providing a safe and efficient way of storing your cryptocurrency without the risk of losing your funds, especially if you won’t be using it for a long time. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and it includes features like masternodes, advanced scripting, SegWit protocol and stealth addresses. It was created to be used as a secure and reliable way of storing your cryptocurrency without the risk of losing your funds, even if you won’t be using it for a long time.
What happened: Bitvolt was launched in 2016 with a total supply of 120 million coins and a market capitalization of $ 1.4 million USD. Its value peaked in February 2017, when its price reached $ 0.26 USD per coin and its market capitalization reached $ 10 million USD. However, it quickly started to drop in price and its market capitalization is currently only at $ 282 thousand USD (although the price is still relatively profitable).
35. FairQuark (FRQ)
FairQuark (FRQ) is a cryptocurrency that was launched through a fork of Quarkcoin. It includes features like instant transfers, masternodes and is ASIC resistant. It’s also using the proof-of-work consensus algorithm, which should make it more resistant to 51% attacks than other cryptocurrencies based on other algorithms. Its main purpose is to provide the opportunity for everyone to experience the benefits of a decentralized network using a cryptocurrency that is secure and stable enough for real-world use.
What happened: FairQuark was launched in September 2014 as a fork of Quarkcoin. It has a total supply of 1.5 billion FRQ coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. FairQuark has advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and is ASIC resistant. However, this cryptocurrency has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.04 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 50 thousand USD).
34. MFCoin (MFC)
MFCoin (MFC) was created as a solution for handling microtransactions and providing an easy way for users to make transactions within their network. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and it includes several advanced features, such as instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. It’s been created to be used as a reliable way of making microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: MFCoin was launched in July 2014 with a total supply of 21 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. Its value peaked in February 2017, when its price reached $ 0.139 USD per coin and its market capitalization reached $ 10.2 million USD. However, it quickly started to lose its value and currently its price has dropped to $ 0.0068 USD per coin (with a market capitalization of just $ 150 thousand USD).
33. SolidCoin (SOLID)
SolidCoin was created as a solution for handling microtransactions, providing an easy way for users to make payments within their network and avoiding the involvement of third party payment processors or banks. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and it includes several advanced features such as instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. It’s been created to be used as a reliable way of making microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: SolidCoin was launched in December 2013 with a total supply of 21.5 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It’s also been designed to use a custom trading interface that is aiming to make it easier for new users to learn about cryptocurrency transactions. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.06 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 7 thousand USD).
32. BTCHC (BASIC)
BTCHC (BASIC) is a cryptocurrency that was created as a solution for handling microtransactions and provide an easy way for users to make payments within their network. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. It’s been created to be used as a reliable way of making microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: BTCHC was launched in December 2014 with a total supply of 21 million BASIC coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make micro-transactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It’s also been designed to use a custom trading interface that is aiming to make it easier for new users to learn about cryptocurrency transactions. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.036 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 50 thousand USD).
31. HODL Bucks (HDLB)
HODL Bucks (HDLB) was created to make it easier for users to send, receive and trade cryptocurrency without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. It’s been created to be used as a reliable way of making payments and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: HODL Bucks was launched in May 2015 with a total supply of 150 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make payments and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It’s also been designed to use a custom trading interface that is aiming to make it easier for new users to learn about cryptocurrency transactions. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0058 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 3.8 thousand USD).
30. H2O (H2O)
H2O (H2O) is based on Peercoin and created for instant cryptocurrency transactions, mining and microtransactions (including sending small amounts of digital currency over the internet). It’s been created to be used as a reliable way for users to make transactions between each other without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it includes several advanced features like masternodes and proof-of-stake system that are preventing this coin from being traded on any major exchange.
What happened: H2O was launched in May 2013 with a total supply of 90 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make transactions between each other without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It’s also been designed to use a custom trading interface that is aiming to make it easier for new users to learn about cryptocurrency transactions. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0019 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 45 thousand USD).
29. CryptoMeth (METH)
CryptoMeth (METH) is a cryptocurrency that was created as a solution for handling microtransactions, providing an easy way for users to make payments within their network and avoiding the involvement of third party payment processors or banks. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and it includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. It’s been created to be used as a reliable way of making microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: CryptoMeth was launched in August 2014 with a total supply of 21 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.018 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 3 thousand USD).
28. MCXNow (MCX)
MCXNow (MCX) was created as a solution for handling microtransactions, providing an easy way for users to make payments within their network and avoiding the involvement of third party payment processors or banks. It’s based on a fork of Litecoin and it includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. It was created to be used as a reliable way of making microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: MCXNow was launched in June 2016 with a total supply of 21 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an easy way for users to make microtransactions and transactions between users without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0034 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 18 thousand USD).
27. Cannabis Coin (CANN)
Cannabis Coin (CANN) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as a payment solution for the legal cannabis industry. It’s based on Peercoin and it includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the legal cannabis industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Cannabis Coin was launched in May 2014 with a total supply of 210 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. It’s main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the legal cannabis industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem. Unfortunately, Cannabis Coin has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0053 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 400 thousand USD).
26. LibertyCoin (XLB)
LibertyCoin (XLB) is a cryptocurrency created by the Liberty Financial Foundation, a non-profit organization that aims to promote the use of digital currency. Its main purpose is to support research and education in Blockchain technology and digital currency. Furthermore, it hopes to develop solutions for underdeveloped nations like Africa or India that can’t afford banking services. The organization is currently working with several former South African Reserve Bank officials in order to design and implement this crypto solution. However, it’s still unclear if this organization will be able to achieve its goals or if LibertyCoin will become a successful payment network.
What happened: LibertyCoin was launched in January 2016 with a total supply of 30 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to support research and education in Blockchain technology and digital currency. Furthermore, it hopes to develop solutions for underdeveloped nations like Africa or India that can’t afford banking services. It’s also been designed to be used as a reliable way of making microtransactions within this niche ecosystem and avoid the involvement of third party payment processors or banks. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0009 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 3 thousand USD).
25. Venox (VNX)
Venox (VNX) is a cryptocurrency that was created by a digital advertising and marketing agency called Veno Interactive. It includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the digital advertising ecosystem without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. The goal of this project was to create an easy way for users to make payments within their network and it also includes an integrated messaging system that is used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Venox was launched in March 2017 with a total supply of 10 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the digital advertising ecosystem without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0015 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
24. VeganCoin (VEGAN)
VeganCoin (VEGAN) is a cryptocurrency that was launched to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the vegan community. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the vegan community without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem. The Vegancoin organization is currently working with several experts in this niche, like vegans from the USA, the UK and Singapore.
What happened: VeganCoin was launched in April 2015 with a total supply of 21 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the vegan community without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0016 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 200 thousand USD).
23. TrumpCoin (TRUMP)
TrumpCoin (TRUMP) is based on Peercoin and was created by supporters of Donald Trump during his 2016 presidential campaign. It includes several advanced features like masternodes and SegWit protocol. In addition to being used as a reliable way of making payments within the Donald Trump community, this coin also aims to provide support to his presidency and reduce the influence of US dollars in international trade. The creation of this cryptocurrency was announced during the Trump rally that took place at his private golf club in West Palm Beach, Florida, on April 18th 2016.
What happened: TrumpCoin was launched in February 2016 with a total supply of 5 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Donald Trump community, support his presidency and reduce the influence of US dollars in international trade. However, this coin has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0162 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 600 thousand USD).
22. PlatinumBAR (XPTB)
PlatinumBAR (XPTB) is a cryptocurrency that was created to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the precious metals market without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the precious metals industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors.
What happened: PlatinumBAR was launched in April 2015 with a total supply of 100 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the precious metals market without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0073 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 70 thousand USD).
21. EarthCoin (EAC)
EarthCoin (EAC) is a cryptocurrency that was created to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the environmental community. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the environmental community without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: EarthCoin was launched in March 2014 with a total supply of 65 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the environmental community without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0014 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 50 thousand USD).
20. BritCoin (BRIT)
BritCoin (BRIT) is a cryptocurrency that was created to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the United Kingdom. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the United Kingdom without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: BritCoin was launched in March 2014 with a total supply of 10 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the United Kingdom without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0014 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 50 thousand USD).
19. Save and Gain (SANDG)
Save and Gain (SANDG) is a cryptocurrency that was created to provide a secure payment solution for the legal cannabis industry. It’s based on Peercoin and it includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. In addition to being used as a reliable way of making payments within the legal cannabis industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors, this coin also aims to support research and education in Blockchain technology. Nonetheless, it’s unclear if SANDG will ever achieve any success or if it will even be able to win the trust of any community within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Save and Gain was launched in February 2017 with a total supply of 200 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide a secure payment solution for the legal cannabis industry. It also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0004 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 3 thousand USD).
18. IrishCoin (IRL)
IrishCoin (IRL) is a cryptocurrency that was created to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the Irish entertainment industry. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Irish entertainment industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It includes an integrated messaging system that is used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: IrishCoin was launched in April 2014 with a total supply of 200 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Irish entertainment industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0064 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 40 thousand USD).
17. AVINOC (AVINOC)
AVINOC (AVINOC) is a cryptocurrency that was created to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the aviation industry. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the aviation industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. It includes an integrated messaging system that is used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: AVINOC was launched in April 2014 with a total supply of 150 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to facilitate transactions within the aviation industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0003 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 2 thousand USD).
16. KODcoin (KOD)
KODcoin (KOD) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as a reliable payment solution within the music industry. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to facilitate quick and easy transactions within the music industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an messaging system that is used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem. It’s unclear if KOD will ever achieve any success or if it will even be able to win the trust of any community within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: KodCoin was launched in May 2014 with a total supply of 10 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to facilitate transactions within the music industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0001 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
15. PlatinumCoin (PLAT)
PlatinumCoin (PLAT) is a cryptocurrency that was created to provide a secure payment solution for the precious metals industry. It’s based on Peercoin and it includes several advanced features like instant transfers, masternodes and SegWit protocol. In addition to being used as a reliable way of making payments within the precious metals industry without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors, this coin also aims to support research and education in Blockchain technology. Nonetheless, it’s unclear if PLAT will ever achieve any success or if it will even be able to win the trust of any community within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: PlatinumCoin was launched in March 2014 with a total supply of 2 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide a secure payment solution for the precious metals industry. It also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0002 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 2 thousand USD).
14. Memetic / PepeCoin (MEME)
Memetic / PepeCoin (MEME) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment system for Wikileaks. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Wikileaks platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Memetic / PepeCoin was launched in January 2018 with a total supply of 100 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to facilitate transactions within the Wikileaks platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0009 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 7000 USD).
13. EntrepreneurCoin (ENRG)
EntrepreneurCoin (ENRG) is a cryptocurrency that was created to provide a secure payment solution for the entrepreneurial ecosystem. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the entrepreneurial ecosystem without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: EntrepreneurCoin was launched in May 2014 with a total supply of 20 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to facilitate transactions within the entrepreneurial ecosystem without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0007 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 3 thousand USD).
12. SONDER (SNR)
SONDER (SNR) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for trading digital assets on Overstock’s cryptocurrency exchange platform named “Nimbus”. It’s based on Peercoin. In addition to being used as a reliable way of making payments within the Overstock platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors, SONDER also aims to support research and education in Blockchain technology. These are definitely good intentions, but it remains unclear if SONDER will ever achieve any success or if it will even be able to win the trust of any community within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: SONDER was launched in February 2017 with a total supply of 144 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for trading digital assets on Overstock’s cryptocurrency exchange platform named “Nimbus”. Nonetheless, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0015 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 7 thousand USD).
11. FIMKrypto (FIMK)
FIMKrypto (FIMK) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for trading digital assets on Finland-based “Sipuli” cryptocurrency exchange platform. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Sipuli platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: FIMKrypto was launched in November 2017 with a total supply of 5 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for trading digital assets on Finland-based “Sipuli” cryptocurrency exchange platform. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0014 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
10. Skycoin (SKY)
Skycoin (SKY) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for SKYFchain, a platform that aims to create a decentralized system of drone delivery services and cargo shipping. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the SKYFchain platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that is used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Skycoin was launched in January 2018 with a total supply of 100 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for SKYFchain, a platform that aims to create a decentralized system of drone delivery services and cargo shipping. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0053 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 4 thousand USD).
9. Bitcloud (BTDX)
Bitcloud (BTDX) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as a reliable way of making transactions within the decentralized applications that are built on top of the Bitcloud platform. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the decentralized applications that are built on top of the Bitcloud platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Bitcloud was launched in September 2014 with a total supply of 2.4 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the decentralized applications that are built on top of the Bitcloud platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0004 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 8 thousand USD).
8. AdHive (ADH)
AdHive (ADH) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the AdHive platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the AdHive team in July 2017. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the AdHive platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: AdHive was launched in July 2017 with a total supply of 2 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the AdHive platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the AdHive team in July 2017. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0005 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
7. LEOCoin (LEO)
LEOCoin (LEO) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the LEOCoin affiliate program, a new social media and Internet marketing platform that was launched by the LEOCoin team in September 2017. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the LEOCoin affiliate program without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that is used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: LEOCoin was launched in September 2017 with a total supply of 1.2 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the LEOCoin affiliate program, a new social media and Internet marketing platform that was launched by the LEOCoin team in September 2017. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0003 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 7 thousand USD).
6. Freecoin (FREE)
Freecoin (FREE) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as a reliable way of making transactions within the FreiCoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the FreiCoin team. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the FreiCoin platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Freecoin was launched in January 2014 with a total supply of 70 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the FreiCoin platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0004 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
5. GoldCoin (GLD)
GoldCoin (GLD) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the Goldcoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the Goldcoin team in December 2017. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Goldcoin platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: GoldCoin was launched in December 2017 with a total supply of 5 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the Goldcoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the Goldcoin team in December 2017. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.002 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
4. Bitcoinus (BITS)
Bitcoinus (BITS) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the Bitcoinus platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the Bitcoinus team in November 2017. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the Bitcoinus platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Bitcoinus was launched in November 2017 with a total supply of 8 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the Bitcoinus platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the Bitcoinus team in November 2017. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0001 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 1 thousand USD).
3. BitZeny (ZNY)
BitZeny (ZNY) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the BitZeny platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the BitZeny team in August 2017. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the BitZeny platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: BitZeny was launched in August 2017 with a total supply of 999 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the BitZeny platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the BitZeny team in August 2017. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0012 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 3 thousand USD).
2. SocialCoin (SCL)
SocialCoin (SCL) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the SocialCoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the SocialCoin team in September 2017. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the SocialCoin platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: SocialCoin was launched in September 2017 with a total supply of 270 million coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the SocialCoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the SocialCoin team in September 2017. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0002 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 200 USD).
1. Netcoin (NET)
Netcoin (NET) is a cryptocurrency that was created to be used as an alternative payment solution for the NetCoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the NetCoin team in January 2015. It belongs to the FairCoop ecosystem and it’s based on Peercoin with a focus on improving its social impact. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making payments within the NetCoin platform without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. In addition, it also includes an integrated messaging system that can be used by online merchants and customers within this niche ecosystem.
What happened: Netcoin was launched in January 2015 with a total supply of 10 billion coins that can be mined through the POW consensus algorithm. Its main purpose is to provide an alternative payment solution for the NetCoin platform, a new social media advertising agency that was launched by the NetCoin team in January 2015. However, it has never been able to win the trust of any community or gain any significant market share and is currently worth $ 0.0002 USD (with a market capitalization of just $ 0.5 thousand USD).
Conclusion
Peercoin was one of the first cryptocurrencies that were launched after Bitcoin. It was created as an improved version of the first blockchain-based currency with a focus on providing an alternative payment solution for online merchants without the need for third parties like banks or payment processors. Its main purpose is to be used as a reliable way of making transactions within specific niche ecosystems. However, most of its successors have failed to win the trust of investors and cryptocurrency users, mainly because they’ve failed to deliver any significant social impact. This is why most of today’s Peercoin-based cryptocurrencies are worth just a few tens or hundreds of dollars, and some aren’t even worth that much.
Disclaimer: Any type of investment carries a risk, and the investor is solely responsible for any damage, real or virtual, that may be caused by the investment. Consult with an financial advisor before making any investment.
