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That's cool. It's the first crypto-currency being used as a national currency.
Some of these are very innovative. Namecoin will make the internet impossible to censor. Primecoin helps solve scientific problems. Those are some of the older cryptos I read about last year. I haven't been keeping up with the newer ones. It's happening so fast.
Crypto-Currency Market Capitalizations
- Bitcoin $7,922,913,463
- Ripple $1,421,339,041
- Litecoin $428,730,116
- Auroracoin $285,917,527
- Peercoin $68,318,999
- Dogecoin $45,427,719
- Nxt $44,736,516
- Mastercoin $43,032,106
- Namecoin $27,964,714
- Counterparty $13,910,818
- Quark $9,559,380
- ProtoShares $9,288,588
- Feathercoin $7,757,490
- Primecoin $6,671,455
- Infinitecoin $5,400,557
- Novacoin $5,380,717
- Megacoin $5,095,747
- MazaCoin $3,701,378
- WorldCoin $3,320,834
- Vertcoin $3,280,156
- DarkCoin $3,222,673
- YbCoin $2,898,129
- Mintcoin $2,735,119
- Anoncoin $1,682,123
- Devcoin $1,523,371
- MaxCoin $1,445,270
- Tickets $1,297,529
- Ixcoin $1,166,875
- Zetacoin $1,110,481
- Freicoin $1,093,961
- Terracoin $997,649
- CacheCoin $991,048
- UltraCoin $920,779
- Particle $785,300
- Copperlark $765,798
- Applecoin $749,882
- Billioncoin $713,957
- Unobtanium $713,806
- PotCoin $698,853
- FedoraCoin $648,914
- NetCoin $637,741
- Pesetacoin $629,612
- UnionCoin $597,935
- BlackCoin $533,685
- HunterCoin $518,177
- SecureCoin $494,027
- Cryptogenic Bullion $473,260
- Mincoin $466,439
- Colossuscoin $464,362
- TagCoin $428,888
- Extremecoin $396,520
- MemoryCoin $381,150
- Gridcoin $368,230
- GoldCoin $361,822
- LottoCoin $351,049
- HoboNickels $350,478
- I0Coin $350,412
- BitBar $342,493
- Sexcoin $342,448
- Kittehcoin $309,884
- ContinuumCoin $309,693
- Catcoin $301,017
- Riecoin $300,260
- Mooncoin $282,506
- BBQCoin $272,069
- KlondikeCoin $266,380
- FlorinCoin $253,209
- FlappyCoin $240,116
- Saturncoin $231,116
- EarthCoin $219,209
- Karmacoin $217,233
- Yacoin $195,852
- Frozen $194,587
- Fastcoin $192,948
- RedCoin $192,029
- Dimecoin $191,269
- Philosopher Stones $182,749
- LeafCoin $180,138
- microCoin $178,405
- Myriadcoin $173,081
- NobleCoin $146,843
- TopCoin $145,991
- Murraycoin $145,907
- VelocityCoin $141,366
- PiggyCoin $129,040
- Bytecoin $123,510
- Datacoin $122,978
- QubitCoin $120,258
- Deutsche eMark $100,618
- Junkcoin $97,261
- iCoin $91,139
- GlobalCoin $89,692
- Grumpycoin $87,058
- QQCoin $86,249
- Execoin $86,045
- Premine $85,575
- Zedcoin $84,645
- AsicCoin $82,263
- Diamond $78,043
- Franko $76,863
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Ah, virtual currency.
What could go wrong?
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What I want to know why is it not called "Wampum"?Comment
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That list is only of cryptocurrencies. Not to be confused with virtual currencies in virtual economies.Originally posted by DenverBrit View PostAh, virtual currency.
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'Virtual' currencies seem to have become an umbrella name for all digital currencies regardless how they are 'mined.' Google 'virtual money' or 'virtual currencies' and you'll see what I mean.Originally posted by Arkie View Post
Five virtual currencies other than bitcoin
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fiv...oin-2013-11-18
Virtual Exchange Plans Are Sought in New York
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2014/03/...ncy-proposals/Government agencies have been struggling with just how to regulate Bitcoin, the computer-driven virtual currency that has no backing from a central bank.Comment
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