Rate Dash 0,00278355 BTC
Change (24h): 0,00%
Started at: 18-01-2014, Concept: Proof of Work
Tags: Cryptocurrency, Payments, Masternode, Proof Of Work, X11, Privacy & Security, Mining, Premine
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Team
- Ryan Taylor
- Andy Freer
- udjinm6
- Holger Schinzel
- Philipp Engelhorn
- Fernando Gutierrez
- Robert Wiecko
- Evan Duffield
- Kelly Kopp-Schuetz
- Bradley Zastrow
- Nathan Marley
- Chaepil Lim
- Charles C Williams Jr
- Thelazier Yip
- Pascal Meyer
- quantumexplorer
- Tomasz Ludek
- Alex Werner
- Joshua Seigler
- akhavr
- Darren Tapp
- Glenn Austin
- Bob Carroll
- Alexander Chopan
- Cofresi
- Pierre Van Rooyen
- Alexander Block
- Kamuela Franco
- David Rey
- Ivan Shumkov
- Anton Suprunchuk
- Samuel Barbosa
- Guilemon Villemin
- Andrew Podkovyrin
- Suba Radhakrishnan
- Dana Alibrandi
- Kreshnik Alidema
- Ivan Borovkov
- Charif el Mamouni
- Janusz Piasecki
- Olga Gnezdyonova
- Kira Bronskaia
- Pablo Lema
- Michael Seitz
- Omar Hamwi
- Ernesto Contreras Escalona
- Jon Kindel
- Elizabeth Robuck
- Perry Woodin
- Alexandre Devilliers
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Description
The project was initially released under the name XCoin (linking the identifier XCO to the monetary amounts denominated in the coin) on 18 January 2014 In the first 2 days after its launch, 1.9 million coins were mined, an amount that as of March 2017 would represent approximately a quarter of the total issued Its creator and lead developer Evan Duffield attributed the event to a code bug that unexpectedly altered the difficulty, which affected the values used to calculate the subsidy Once the problem was resolved, Evan offered to relaunch the currency, removing the coins generated by instamine, but the community rejected the offer. Following this, he suggested an airdrop to expand the existing supply of the cryptocurrency, a proposal that was also rejected. Subsequently, the issue of the initial distribution was dropped and the project continued. On 28 February of the same year its name was changed to Darkcoin. On 25 March 2015, the coin was renamed Dash for the third time, in reference to a play on words (Digital Cash), which in English means "Digital Cash"