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XMY

Myriad  

#XMY

XMY Price:
$0.000161
Volume:
$2.7 K
All Time High:
$0.06
Market Cap:
$272.2 K


Circulating Supply:
1,695,608,500
Exchanges:
1+
Total Supply:
1,695,608,500
Markets:
1+
Max Supply:
Pairs:
3



  XMY PRICE


The last known price of #XMY is $0.000161 USD.

Please note that the price of #XMY was last updated over 150 days ago. This can occur when coins have sporadic price reporting, no listings on exchanges or the project has been abandonded. All #XMY statistics should be considered as 'last known value'.

The lowest XMY price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.000161, and the exact last price of XMY was $0.00016053.

The all-time high XMY coin price was $0.06.

Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of XMY with market cap of BTC or other crypto coins.


  XMY OVERVIEW


The code for Myriad crypto currency is #XMY.

Myriad is 10.6 years old.


  XMY MARKET CAP


The current market capitalization for Myriad is $272,201.

Myriad is ranking downwards to #4573 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors).


  XMY VOLUME


There is a small volume of trading today on #XMY.

Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Myriad is $2,679.


  XMY SUPPLY


The circulating supply of XMY is 1,695,608,500 coins, which is 100% of the total coin supply.


  XMY EXCHANGES


XMY has limited pairings with other cryptocurrencies, but has at least 3 pairings and is listed on at least 1 crypto exchange.

View #XMY trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #XMY purchase.


  XMY RESOURCES


Websitemyriadcoin.org
Twittermyriadcoin
Redditr/myriadcoin
TelegramMyriadcoinofficial


  XMY DEVELOPER NEWS



Aren’t all cryptocurrencies fairly distributed and mined?

When a cryptocurrency is sent the transaction is published to a distributed public ledger, where users are incentivised to verify transactions with their computer processing power in return for a cryptocurrency reward. Surprisingly most transaction verification for leading cryptocurrency are not done by its users at all. It’s handled entirely by large data centers called mining farms. These farms use specialized hardware called ASICs, which are privately owned and operated by large mining companies and ASIC-manufacturers. Centralized mining power leaves the network vulnerable to manipulation of transaction fees, forced protocol changes and blocking transactions. Myriad uses a multi-algorithm approach, where no algorithm is rewarded with more than 20% of the coins created. This means that there is no need for expensive equipment. All people can mine and the coins will be fairly distributed. Myriad has no pre-mine or ICO and was fairly launched. Myriad also uses a long mining period, which prevents a large portion of the coins to be consolidated in the hands of very few. Aren’t all cryptocurrencies fairly distributed and mined? was originally published in Myriadcoin on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.




Is there a need for cryptocurrencies?

Fiat money (normal money) have no intrinsic value, meaning it has no real value. The value is built on trust in the government and central banks. With cryptocurrencies the trust in governments is replaced by the trust in source code. Cryptocurrencies give people with oppressive, corrupt or incompetent governments an option to opt out of their monetary systems. They have an option to use a resilient and distributed technology to trade with each other and to store their savings. There is no central point to censor, manipulate or shut down. Through globalisation centralisation has been inevitable, and we have only had two options — either give more control to large corporations or to governments. Companies like Microsoft, Google Amazon and Facebook now sit on uncomfortable large amounts of knowledge about our lives and power from that. Just like cryptocurrencies are providing a currency without a centralised party, blockchain-based social networks are starting to provide us with a way to remove the centralised party of the internet. And this is just the beginning. Myriadcoin is a no bullshit cryptocurrency. It is trusted, secure and up-to-date. It is community-driven with democratic decision making. It is fairly distributed and mined. It has stood the test of time and you are most welcome to join in and decide on how the future should unfold. Is there a need for cryptocurrencies? was originally published in Myriadcoin on...




What is Myriadcoin?

Myriadcoin is an experimental digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world. Myriadcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority: managing transactions and issuing money are carried out collectively by the network. Myriadcoin Core is the name of open source software which enables the use of this currency. For more information, as well as an immediately usable, binary version of the Myriadcoin Core software, see www.myriadcoin.org, or read the original Bitcoin whitepaper. Myriadcoin is distinct from Bitcoin in that it pioneered the use of multiple independent PoW algorithms on the same chain. As of today Myriadcoin have implemented seven different algoritms and five of them is still active; SHA256d, Scrypt, Myr-Groestl, Argon2d and Yescrypt (Qubit, Skein). — Myriadcoin Improvement Proposals. — Documentation and status of Myriadcoin technical improvements beyond those implemented in the Bitcoin BIP process. MIP0 Changes before the MIP process, Hardfork(s), Accepted, MIP1 Equihash Algo Change, Hardfork, Withdrawn, MIP2 Reserve Algorithm Bits, Softfork, Accepted, MIP3 Longblocks, Hardfork, Accepted, MIP4 Argon2D Algo Change, Hardfork, Accepted, MIP5 GetGeometricPrevWork2 (openssl bignum removal), Softfork, Accepted, — Development Process. — The master branch is occasionally built and tested, but is not guaranteed to be completely stable. Tags are...




What makes Myriadcoin different?

The short answer is that Myriadcoin addresses the issues with mining centralisation, 51% attacks and unfair distribution with a multi-algorithm blockchain. But to anyone unfamiliar with how cryptocurrencies works that might sound like a bunch of technical mumbo jumbo and to others it might sound like a very simple solution to a very complex problem. How could possible the use of five different mining algorithms make any real difference on these issues that still haunts the major cryptocurrencies. In this article I will try to explore and explain just that. — What is a 51% attack? - A 51% attack is when a miner or a group of miners has enough computing power so that they can generate more than 50% of the blocks. This entity would then be able to prevent new transactions from confirming and even reverse transactions and thus double spend coins. A successfully performed attack would not only be a financial hit for those that lose their coins in the actual attack. It could also erode trust in the currency leaving it completely worthless for anyone that have invested in it. Read more in this article from investopedia — Decentralising the mining ecosystem - In order to mitigate the risk of a 51% attack the mining ecosystem needs to be decentralised. The use of five different mining algorithms is a good start. But in order to incentivise decentralisation even more, the developers of Myriadcoin have carefully selected...



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