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Price change (24h):
0.00%
High (24h):
$
Low (24h):
$
Volume (24h):
$2.35
Market Cap:
$227.71K
All Time High:
99.60% $195.51
Jun 25, 2017
All Time Low:
1471% $0.05
Jan 28, 2016
Bitcoin Plus (XBC) is a cryptocurrency that launched in 2015. Its classification straddles multiple niches: a privacy-enhanced medium of exchange, a smart contract platform, and a store of value operating within a proof-of-stake consensus framework.
The core friction it addresses is the erosion of transactional privacy in an age of ubiquitous chain surveillance. Native Tor integration obfuscates network traffic directly at the protocol level, sidestepping the need for external mixing services. An onboard peer-to-peer messaging system further extends this ethos, embedding censorship-resistant communication into the wallet infrastructure itself.
Bitcoin Plus operates on its own blockchain using proof-of-stake. Validators, not miners, sequence transactions and finalize blocks, a design that drastically curtails energy expenditure relative to legacy proof-of-work chains without sacrificing settlement finality.
The protocol couples the X13 hashing algorithm—a chained sequence of thirteen distinct cryptographic functions—with a brisk one-minute block time. This miner-resistant algorithm originally targeted ASIC centralization in the proof-of-work era, though under proof-of-stake it persists as a heritage component. Privacy gets hardened through the mandatory Tor layer, which routes all node communications through onion circuits, masking IP metadata.
The network traces its genesis to April 8, 2015, a period when the scramble for anonymity-centric forks was accelerating. No single founder is publicly documented, but the code repository and community channels indicate a volunteer-driven cohort that iterated the original Bitcoin Core codebase into a privacy-first, staking-ready variant. Early adoption concentrated around communities seeking a straightforward, spendable coin with baked-in obfuscation rather than a purely technical experiment.
The project’s long horizon aims at fusing sound money attributes with untraceable digital cash. Rather than chasing maximal throughput, it anchors itself to the proposition that a transactional layer should default to private, leaving the on-chain footprint as optically sterile as possible while still permitting public verification of the ledger state.
XBC functions as the native gas unit for smart contract execution and the exclusive staking bond for validator participation. By locking collateral, validators earn block emissions, aligning economic incentive with chain security. Holders can vote with their stake on protocol upgrades, though the governance module remains lightweight compared to sprawling DAO frameworks. The token also settles peer-to-peer payments, its low friction amplified by the Tor routing.
Validators commit capital in XBC to secure consensus and collect inflation rewards. A user holding the asset can execute shielded transfers through the Tor-native wallet, rendering network-level surveillance ineffective. The decentralized application layer, though nascent, relies on the token for deployment fees, and the built-in messenger enables off-chain coordination without leaking metadata to centralized relays.
Bitcoin Plus has a maximum supply of 1,000,000.00 tokens. Currently, 289,320.53 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $189,822.00, Bitcoin Plus ranks #4,886 among all cryptocurrencies.
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