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The following cryptocoins match your criteria (sorted by popularity):
1. Stellar Lumen (XLM) (2)
2. Gulden (NLG) (4)
3. VERGE (XVG) (8)
4. BitShares (BTS) (9)
5. Monero (XMR) (10)
6. Reddcoin (RDD) (11)
7. CLAMS (CLAM) (13)
8. DigiByte (DGB) (16)
9. AEON (AEON) (17)
AEON (AEON) is an open-source, decentralised cryptocurrency forked from Monero in June 2014. Like its parent, AEON uses the CryptoNight proof-of-work consensus mechanism and "ring signatures", thus making the transactions private and untraceable. The focus of the developers is to build an anonymous cryptocurrency that is faster, lighter and more mobile-friendly than Monero. Initial announcement.
10. Vcash (XVC) (19)
11. CannabisCoin (CANN) (22)
12. Coin Magi (XMG) (23)
13. Myriad (XMY) (24)
14. BlackCoin (BLK) (25)
15. Bitmark (BTM) (29)
Bitmark (BTM) is a decentralised, open-source cryptocurrency forked from Bitcoin in July 2014. The project's main goals are to maintain a stable cryptographic currency network and to promote wide-scale adoption of the coin through an initiative called "marking". The developers focus on implementing features that would make the software easy to use, yet free of unnecessary bloat. Some of the coin's technical parameters include: block time of 120 seconds; block maturity and difficulty re-target of 720 blocks (1 day); block reward of 20 BTM; total supply of about 27.58 million of coins with supply halving every 3 years and with intermediary decreases every 18 months. Original announcement.
16. NAV Coin (NAV) (33)
17. MintCoin (MINT) (36)
18. Dash (DASH) (37)
19. Vertcoin (VTC) (38)
20. LeafCoin (LEAF) (40)
21. BitcoinDark (BTCD) (42)
BitcoinDark (BTCD) is a decentralized cryptocurrency, forked from NovaCoin in 2014, providing groundbreaking privacy and anonymity. It features two unique characteristics: Teleport, which allows for anonymous transfer of funds by cloning and exchanging standard denominations of currency, and Telepathy, which encrypts communication sent across the network and masks the other user's IP address. Unlike many other cryptocurrencies, BitcoinDark encourages ASIC mining (i.e. generating coins with specialist hardware), which is a much more energy efficient way of generating coins than CPU/GPU mining. Original announcement.
22. NobleCoin (NOBL) (44)
23. StealthCoin (XST) (46)
24. VeriCoin (VRC) (52)
25. Neos (NEOS) (53)
26. Auroracoin (AUR) (54)
Auroracoin (AUR) is a decentralised, open-source cryptocurrency launched in January 2014 as a fork of Litecoin. It was intended as a national cryptocurrency of Iceland and distributed to the citizens of the country to use as an alternative payment option that could circumvent Iceland's foreign exchange restrictions introduced after the 2008 financial crisis. In March 2016, Auroracoin was re-based on DigiByte, replacing the original scrypt hashing algorithm with a multi-algo combination of Grøstl, Qubit, scrypt, SHA-256 and Skein. Certain other parameters were also updated, including the block confirmation time which was decreased to 61 seconds. Original announcement.
27. DigitalNote (XDN) (55)
28. Monacoin (MONA) (56)
29. NuBits (NBT) (57)
30. Blocknet (BLOCK) (58)
31. Boolberry (BBR) (61)
32. Curecoin (CURE) (62)
33. e-Gulden (EFL) (63)
34. Syscoin (SYS) (65)
35. Titcoin (TIT) (66)
36. vTorrent (VTR) (67)
37. BitSwift (SWIFT) (68)
38. CloakCoin (CLOAK) (69)
39. Groestlcoin (GRS) (72)
40. Viacoin (VIA) (77)
41. PotCoin (POT) (80)
42. Rimbit (RBT) (81)
43. Carboncoin (CARBON) (82)
44. UnbreakableCoin (UNB) (86)
45. MazaCoin (MZC) (87)
46. Fluttercoin (FLT) (89)
47. OKCash (OK) (91)
48. ARCHcoin (ARCH) (97)
ARCHcoin (ARCH) is a decentralised, open-source cryptocurrency launched in October 2014 in Portugal. It is a pure proof-of-stake coin which pays a variable interest rate of between 3 - 20%, depending on the state of the ARCHcoin network. The project's main goal is to develop a centralised business model on top of a decentralised blockchain - by offering a platfrom for various investment niches (ARCHprojects) and allowing integration of advanced blockchain services. Original announcement.
49. Burstcoin (BURST) (100)
50. Zeitcoin (ZEIT) (101)
51. I/O Digital Currency (IOC) (103)
52. MonetaryUnit (MUE) (104)
53. Opal (OPAL) (107)
54. Counterparty (XCP) (108)
55. RubyCoin (RBY) (109)
56. SolarCoin (SLR) (111)
57. Sterlingcoin (SLG) (114)
58. DNotes (NOTE) (116)
59. TrollCoin (TROLL) (120)
60. StartCOIN (START) (122)
61. PopularCoin (POP) (124)
62. SaffronCoin (SFR) (125)
63. CryptoEscudo (CESC) (127)
64. FIMKrypto (FIMK) (131)
65. Storj (Not ranked)
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