Price change (24h):
0.97%
High (24h):
$0.00004272
Low (24h):
$0.00004198
Volume (24h):
$0.004
Market Cap:
$7.77M
All Time High:
99.97% $0.15
May 8, 2018
All Time Low:
1699% $0.00
May 17, 2026
67.84 %(1Y)
$0.0000422
Price change (24h):
0.97%
High (24h):
$0.00004272
Low (24h):
$0.00004198
Volume (24h):
$0.004
Market Cap:
$7.77M
All Time High:
99.97% $0.15
May 8, 2018
All Time Low:
1699% $0.00
May 17, 2026
Bytecoin (BCN) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2012. Conceived as the inaugural deployment of the CryptoNote protocol, it anchors a class of privacy coins that render transaction graphs unreadable to external observers.
The network serves as a peer-to-peer payment rail where sender identities, receiver wallets, and transferred sums remain cryptographically veiled. It directly counters the surveillance vulnerabilities of transparent blockchains—the kind that allow chain analysis firms to trace financial footprints across a public ledger. Nothing leaks.
Bytecoin operates on its own blockchain using proof-of-work with the CryptoNight hash function. This design deliberately resists the ASIC-driven centralization that has captured SHA-256 mining, keeping commodity CPUs competitive. Block production settles into a steady two-minute interval, a compromise that balances quick confirmations against frequent chain reorganizations.
The protocol’s intimate machinery combines ring signatures with unlinkable stealth addresses. Ring signatures bundle a real output with multiple decoy outputs, making it computationally infeasible to distinguish the actual signer from a crowd. Simultaneously, a Diffie-Hellman key exchange derives a one-time public key for every incoming payment, so nobody can correlate multiple receipts to a single identity even when monitoring the entire chain.
A collective of pseudonymous developers brought Bytecoin to life in July 2012, predating the broader altcoin explosion. Early history fractured badly—several isolated teams pushed incompatible codebases before any coordination emerged. A transparency push arrived in mid-2017: the project published headshots and first names without bios or social proofs, then outlined plans for a public API by February 2018 alongside regional expansion into Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.
The underlying mission is to strip financial transactions of every reusable metadata hook, converting privacy into a structural default rather than an opt-in feature. It rejects the panopticon logic of open ledgers, insisting that income streams, spending patterns, and counterparty linkages should remain permanently illegible to any third-party observer.
BCN acts as the settlement unit for all on-chain interactions. Transaction fees are priced in it, and freshly minted coins flow to miners who bundle ring-signed operations into valid blocks. There are no governance votes, staking contracts, or secondary utility layers—just the movement of value.
Miners commit CPU cycles to the CryptoNight puzzle and receive block rewards denominated in BCN, while users construct outputs that encrypt a recipient’s view key to produce one-time destination addresses. This unspooling means that a powerful adversary inspecting every block cannot map a specific spend to a known receiving address, nor can they link multiple incoming payments to the same wallet.
Bytecoin has a maximum supply of 184,470,000,000 tokens. Currently, 184,020,000,000 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $6,586,422, Bytecoin ranks #1,461 among all cryptocurrencies.
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