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High (24h):
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$35.39
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$0
All Time High:
99.47% $0.60
Apr 18, 2024
All Time Low:
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Oct 21, 2013
Zetacoin (ZET) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2013. It belongs to that early wave of Bitcoin forks and SHA-256-based assets, positioning itself simultaneously as a Proof-of-Work network and a nascent smart contract platform.
The protocol targets transaction speed and a predictable monetary policy as its core differentiators. Block finality arrives notably faster than Bitcoin’s ten-minute cadence, and the difficulty adjustment mechanism responds more fluidly to hash rate swings. Where Bitcoin leans entirely on user-paid fees for long-term miner compensation, Zetacoin bakes in an annual inflation of one million coins to keep block producers solvent without throttling user throughput.
Technically, Zetacoin operates on its own blockchain using proof-of-work. The consensus layer inherits the battle-tested SHA-256 hashing algorithm, the very same engine that secures the Bitcoin network. Miners race to produce valid blocks under an adaptive difficulty target, preserving a decentralized settlement layer.
SHA-256 underpins every transaction hash and block header, yet Zetacoin’s implementation tweaks the block interval for quicker confirmations. The native asset lives as a standalone coin—no wrapping, no bridging—mined directly into existence. There is no ERC-20 or BEP-20 surrogate; the base layer is the asset. Node software from the public GitHub repository compiles a lean client that emphasizes straightforward verification over complex state transitions.
The project materialized on August 3, 2013, at a time when Bitcoin’s algorithm spawned dozens of derivative chains, each pitching marginal improvements. No single founder is publicly credited; the initiative appears to have coalesced organically around a shared codebase and an ethos of miner-centric sustainability. The early years saw little fanfare—just a quiet mining community bootstrapping a coin with a predetermined inflation schedule and no pre-mine.
The long-term mission orbits around economic self-sufficiency. By permanently ceding 1,000,000 ZET per year to miners, the network deliberately avoids a future where transaction fees must balloon to attract security budget. This design assumes that steady, predictable seigniorage outperforms a variable fee market in maintaining hash power commitment—a thesis that stands in stark contrast to Bitcoin’s eventual fee-only security model.
Inside the protocol, ZET functions as the sole denomination for transaction fees and block rewards. Every on-chain transfer burns a trivial amount of coin to prevent spam, while the coinbase reward—drawn from the inflation pool—compensates the miner who assembles the block. Governance is implicit: no on-chain voting, just the brute economic signal of miners allocating hash rate and users choosing to accept the chain’s settlement assurances.
Miners lock in specialized hardware and electricity costs to secure the ledger, collecting freshly minted ZET as the chief incentive. Node operators validate blocks under the SHA-256 proof-of-work rules and can therefore verify the entire supply schedule without trusting any third party. End users transact peer-to-peer, relying on the difficulty-adjusted block time for fast settlement in digital commerce or long-term cold storage.
Zetacoin has a total supply of 160,000,000 tokens. Currently, 0 are in circulation. A fixed annual inflation of 1,000,000 new tokens is emitted to sustain miner incentives. With a market capitalization of $0, Zetacoin ranks #5,544 among all cryptocurrencies.
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