| General information | |
|---|---|
| Global rank: | 241 |
| Name: |
Chia |
| Symbol: | XCH |
| Current coin price (PHP): | 827.83 ₱ |
| Last hour: | arrow_upward1.38 % |
| Last 24 hours: | arrow_downward-4.34 % |
| Last 7 days: | 2.36 %trending_up |
| Capitalisation (PHP): | 11 321 355 358.53 ₱ |
| Volume 24h (PHP): | 318 307 350.95 ₱ |
| Available supply: | 13 675 878.00 XCH |
| Total coin supply: | -1 XCH |
| Start date: | 2021-03-19 |
Chia/Philippine Peso (XCH/PHP) price chart
Chia/Philippine Peso (XCH/PHP) capitalisation and volume charts
Chia (XCH) is a novel cryptocurrency developed by Chia Network Inc. It diverges from traditional cryptocurrencies in its consensus mechanism, leveraging a method termed "proof of space and time" (PoST) as opposed to more commonly used "proof of work" (PoW) or "proof of stake" (PoS) mechanisms.
The TokenThe native token of Chia's blockchain, XCH, is a digital asset designed to be used within the Chia ecosystem. It's the compensation for participants, known as "farmers", who help in securing the network by allocating their unused disk space for network use. Farmers are rewarded with XCH tokens in return for their contributions to the network.
The ProjectThe Chia project presents itself as a more energy-efficient solution to the traditionally power-consuming "proof of work" mechanism used in many cryptocurrencies. By utilizing disk space in the "proof of space and time" consensus mechanism, Chia aims to reduce the environmental impact often associated with crypto farming and mining.
Chia (XCH) has multiple use cases within its network. Primarily, it's used as a reward mechanism for farmers who contribute their unused disk space to the network. Additionally, XCH tokens can be used for transaction fees on the network and also serve as a digital medium of exchange, similar to other cryptocurrencies.
Chia was created by Chia Network Inc., an American technology company based in California. The company was co-founded in 2017 by Bram Cohen, known as the inventor of BitTorrent, a popular peer-to-peer file sharing protocol.