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₿ A guide (for humans!) to cryto-currencies and their algos.

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₿ A guide (for humans!) to cryto-currencies and their algos.

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₿ Awesome Crypto Currency Tools & Algorithms

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From Wikipedia—

A cryptocurrency is a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange using cryptography to secure the transactions and to control the creation of additional units of the currency.

Many algorithms are used in different crypto–currencies. This document references which algorithms are used in crypto-currencies, and provide a nice list of helpful services and utilities for managing coins.

So, Before We Begin…

This "coin" stuff may be confusing if you are not familiar with algorithms and data structures. Let me explain what I know so far — 

There are many, many coins. People like to trade them, not unlike stocks or Pokémon cards. People also mine them, using their home computers or specialized hardware.

Coins are stored in wallets which can be hosted online, on your local computer, or on a sheet of paper.

It is hard to mine a coin on your own, and is like gambling, so people usually opt to join a pool (which typically use the stratum protocol to coordinate) — this rewards you for your work, even if you didn't find anything because you helped contribute with thousands of other people, some of whom did find blocks. The blocks are then split up, based on the pool's rules.

Some people rent hashing power from farms and either play the "blockchain lottery", trying to find blocks of coins on their own, or they point the farm at a pool, like a typical home miner — except they have a tremendously high amount of computational power available to them, if they're willing to pay for it.

Hope that helps clear things up.

☤ Support Causes You Care About

☤ Coin Market Tools & Utilities

☤ Reading Material

☤ Coin Mining Pools

Here's a list of WhatToMine.

☤ Hashing Power for Rent

  • NiceHash — Supports all popular algos, pay in BTC for raw throughput.
  • Bitcoin.com Pool — I've heard good things.
  • BitMain Hosted — Looks complicated and sketchy, but they offer hosted ASIC solutions.

☤ Coin Wallets

Hosted Coin Wallets

Notice: the coin community frowns upon use of these services, as you are not in direct control of your coins — in fact, you don't own them at all — the service does — much like the way a standard bank operates.

Actual Hosted Coin Wallets:

Coin Debit Cards

Physical Coin Wallets

☤ Coin Exchanges

  • Binance — Exchange the world.
  • Cryptopia — Wallets for all currencies, trading to/from all currencies.
  • Shapeshift — The fastest exchange on Earth.
  • Bittrex — Wallets for all currencies, trading to/from all currencies.
  • Qvolta — Sell and buy crypto assets around the world for local payment methods.
  • InstaEx - Instant Cryptocurrency Exchange.
  • ExchangeRates.Pro — Price comparison of exchanges worldwide, including the P2P market.

☤ Universal GUI Apps

  • Sia UI — SC wallet, file hosting, storage.
  • LBRY — LBRY wallet, media consumption & publishing platform.

☤ Windows GUI Apps

  • NiceHash Miner — Resells your GPU/CPU to miners for profit! Benchmarks all algos against your hardware, and automatically picks the most profitable configuration (adjustable).

  • MinerGate - Mine the most profitable cryptocurrency.

☤ MacOS GUI Apps

  • MacMiner — Wraps bfgminer, cgminer, and sgminer in a GUI.

☤ MacOS CLI Apps

  • bfgminer — Modular ASIC/FPGA miner written in C, featuring overclocking, monitoring, fan speed control and remote interface capabilities.
  • cgminer — ASIC and FPGA miner in C for Bitcoin.
  • sgminer — Scrypt GPU miner.
  • nheqminer — Equihash CPU & GPU miner.

☤ Cool Coin/Blockchain Stuff

  • Bit — Python’s fastest Bitcoin library with an API allowing transactions
    to be made in only 3 lines of code.
  • bcoin — Bitcoin fullnode implementation written entirely in Node.js that you can even run in a browser, includes wallet, mempool, chain, and mining.
  • BTC Mempol and Fee Explorer
  • Tezos — Self-healing blockchain.
  • Tendermint — Byzantine fault-tolerant replicated state machines in any programming language.
  • Cosmos — Network and a framework for interoperability between blockchains.
  • URI scheme for Blockchain exploration
  • Blockply — Collection of the most interesting and outstanding blockchain projects
  • Blockchain demo — Web-based demonstration of blockchain concepts.

☤ Algos supported by NiceHash Stratum Proxy

  • Scrypt (Litecoin / LTC)
  • SHA256 (Bitcoin / BTC)
  • ScryptNF (Scrypt-Adaptive-Nfactor) (GPU Coin, GPUC)
  • X11 (Dash / Darkcoin, Dashcoin, ASIC-Resistant)
  • X13 (MaruCoin / MARU) (CPU/GPU)
  • Keccak (MaxCoin / MAX)
  • X15 (HTML5 Coin, HTML5)
  • Nist5 (Talkcoin, TAC)
  • NeoScrypt (Phoenixcoin (PXC), Imperialcoin (IPC), Feathercoin (FTC), UFOcoin (UFO), Guncoin (GUN), Bollywoodcoin (BDC), Orbitcoin (ORB), Halcyon (HAL))
  • Lyra2RE (VertCoin / VTC, CryptoCoin)
  • WhirlpoolX (Vanillacoin / VNL)
  • Qubit (QuibitCoin / Q2C)
  • Quark (QRK)
  • Axiom (Axiom Coin / AXIOM)
  • Lyra2REv2 (VertCoin / VTC)
  • ScryptJaneNf16 (Diamond / DMD)
  • Blake256r8 (Blake Coin / BLC)
  • Blake256r14 (Blake Coin / BLC)
  • Blake256r8vnl (Blake Coin / BLC)
  • Hodl (HodlCoin / HODL)
  • DaggerHashimoto (Ethereum / ETH)
  • Decred (DCR)
  • CryptoNight (XCN, CPU-only)
  • Lbry (LBC)
  • Equihash (Zcash / XEC, ZClassic, HUSH, Komodo)
  • Pascal (PASC)
  • X11Gost (SIBCoin / SIB)
  • Sia (SC)
  • Blake2s (NevaCoin, Netko Coin, Verge, TajCoin)
  • Skunk (Signatum Coin / SIGT)

(others)

☤ Every Active Coin, Ranked

As of 2017-08-23:

btc
eth
xrp
ltc
etc
xem
miota
dash
bts
strat
xmr
zec
gnt
bcn
waves
steem
sc
icn
xlm
bcc
lsk
doge
rep
ans
fct
game
ardr
gno
maid
dgb
dcr
kmd
gbyte
bat
nxt
dgd
1st
veri
mgo
usdt
sngls
nmr
sys
btcd
pivx
ant
ubq
mcap
emc
ppc
ppy
ark
round
lkk
rlc
rdd
sjcx
qrl
mln
xas
lbc
amp
wings
nxs
leo
nmc
xcp
xvg
bay
edg
blk
omni
myst
xzc
nlg
via
burst
cfi
vtc
cloak
mona
xaur
eac
dice
grc
ybc
block
obits
nav
vsl
trst
pot
hmq
exp
gup
tkn
bash
xdn
edr
ioc
enrg
rads
note
nxc
shift
moon
wdc
unity
xel
qau
taas
bnt
xbc
sky
ion
snt
agrs
neos
qrk
zrc
vrc
dbix
storj
fun
eos
sls
mco
soar
swt
dbic
dct
adt
sib
pay
draco
chc
mtl
fair
uny
plu
daxx
qtum
san
grs
ppt
crw
wbb
mue
safex
ter
omg
plbt
net
cvc
xrl
bdl
b@
part
coe
skin
plr
nvc
etp
anc
bch
cmp
mny
stx
ico
neo
dtb
nlc2
gas
btm
bnb
dnt
bqx
adx
lun
frst
tix
dent
snm
eb3
zrx
oax
ixt
tcc
cat


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