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About the project
What is UniCoin?
UniCoin is a collectible crypto currency. It was either the last crypto currency launched in 2013, or the first of 2014, depending on your time zone.
UniCoin is part of a small class of “fair launch” cryptocurrencies that appeared around this time. UniCoin meets the standard of a fair launch coin in several ways: the launch was publicly pre-announced, miners were given time to configure their equipment, there was no pre-mine or instamine, no hidden blocks, and the first 360 blocks were mined at a low block reward of just 0.2014 Unic.
Because fair launch cryptos are very rare, and a coin only ever gets one chance at being launched fairly, UniCoin is maintained by a loyal cadre of follows who are committed to seeing Unic mined to conclusion. UniCoin does not derive value from some ethereal purpose or promise. It’s purpose is to exist as an opensource experiment, and a remain a ready tool for anyone who may come along and use it, exchange it, collect it or trade it.
UniCoin is based on the Sha-256d algorithm with 4 minute block times, so it is more than twice as fast as Bitcoin, with about half the total number of coins. Mining difficulty retargets every 4 blocks. Only 16 million UniCoins will ever be produced.
UniCoin’s current reward is just 1 Unicoin per standard block. Blocks divisible by 16 receive a special reward of 8 Unic.
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