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Price change (24h):
0.00%
High (24h):
$
Low (24h):
$
Volume (24h):
$0.733
Market Cap:
$0
All Time High:
99.93% $4776.13
Oct 16, 2019
All Time Low:
745% $0.39
Jan 10, 2022
Unobtanium (UNO) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2013. From its genesis block, the network encoded a low-inflation, high-hash-rate philosophy rarely sustained across a decade. It operates as a rare mineable digital currency, a peer-to-peer medium of exchange secured by SHA-256 and directly merge-mined with Bitcoin’s vast hash power.
The core market friction it addresses is monetary debasement. While central banks and even many crypto protocols inflate supply on committee whim, Unobtanium’s emission was fixed ex ante. It sidesteps the security vulnerabilities of stand-alone PoW chains by piggybacking on Bitcoin miners. Those miners submit proofs for both networks simultaneously, granting the smaller chain an outsized resistance to 51% attacks without extra energy cost.
It operates on its own blockchain using proof-of-work. This independent ledger finalizes blocks every three minutes—one-fifth the interval of Bitcoin—affording faster transaction settlement. Auxiliary Proof-of-Work knits the two networks together at the hashrate level.
The protocol relies on the SHA-256 hashing algorithm, identical to the one underpinning the dominant cryptocurrency. Merge-mining via AuxPoW means that any pool or solo miner already hashing for Bitcoin can optionally include Unobtanium block headers in their work, collecting dual rewards. Block times of three minutes compress confirmation latency. The total supply cap is hard-coded at 250,000 units, an order of magnitude scarcer than Bitcoin’s 21 million.
The creator remains pseudonymous. No venture capital ever seeded the project; no tokens were pre-sold. Launched on October 18, 2013, the network went live with zero allocation to founders, relying entirely on mining distribution. Source code forks from early Bitcoin versions are evident, recalibrated with the 250,000-unit cap and the accelerated block schedule. A quiet community of digital metallurgists coalesced around the rarity thesis long before “store of value” became a marketing slogan.
Long-term purpose centers on immutable digital scarcity. Unobtanium aspires to function as pristine collateral, a bearer asset whose precision-limited supply cannot be altered by fork, vote, or protocol upgrade. It rejects monetary fine-tuning as a design mistake, opting instead for a predictable, terminal supply schedule reminiscent of precious metals, but auditable by anyone running a full node.
UNO’s mechanical role is straightforward. Every on-chain transfer consumes a small amount of UNO in transaction fees, paying miners directly alongside the block subsidy. This native asset serves as the sole gas token for the network; there is no secondary staking derivative, no DAO treasury. Issuance is solely a function of SHA-256 hash rate commitment, tying new supply to verifiable computational work.
Miners equipped with ASICs can direct a fraction of their Bitcoin hashrate toward Unobtanium and earn block rewards denominated in UNO, which they may hold or trade on a handful of low-liquidity exchanges. Long-term holders see it as an asymmetric bet on extreme rarity: only 250,000 units will ever exist. Those requiring censorship-resistant settlement can broadcast UNO transactions for a fee, achieving pseudo-anonymous finality in under ten minutes on average.
Unobtanium has a total supply of 250,000 tokens. Currently, 0 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $0, Unobtanium ranks #5,546 among all cryptocurrencies.
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