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Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Other Popular Cryptos / Coins => Topic started by: Katyy on June 02, 2023, 11:54:36 PM

Title: GHOST Сoin (PoS)
Post by: Katyy on June 02, 2023, 11:54:36 PM
GHOST - an anonymous network based on a stable Proof-of-Stake algorithm.
Founder: John McAfee.

In technical terms, GHOST is ahead of development of almost all known cryptocurrencies at the moment, and thanks to mobile wallets, you can switch to GHOST without much effort and special knowledge, protecting yourself from problems of state currencies, such as inflation, account blocking, surveillance and control, user restrictions .

GHOST Features:

Confidentiality. These confidential transactions are verified using Bulletproofs, a zero-knowledge verification protocol.
Decentralization. GHOST is a Proof-of-Stake network controlled by holders and users of GHOST coins. Ghost does not have a central company or owner, it is managed and supported by the community.
Fast transaction times and low fees. With GHOST, transactions are processed on-chain in less than 120 seconds and transaction fees are only a fraction of a penny.
GHOST Veterans. The status, if you have more than 20,000 GHOST, allows you to receive additional interest for staking.

Total emission: 55,000,000 GHOST

How to mine GHOST?
GHOST works on the PoS algorithm, in which coins are mined by storing existing coins on the account. This mining method is called staking. Staking is possible when the computer is always on.
To increase the chances of finding a block, staking pools are used, in which the coins of all participants are combined. After finding a block, rewards are distributed among all pool members. In the pool, a commission is charged for participation.

All Ghost Coin holders with 20,000 Ghost or more in their account can become a "veteran" and receive additional rewards through AGVR (Automated Ghost Veteran Rewards).

To participate in the AGVR program, you must:

Having received the status of "veteran", in addition to the usual reward for the bet, you will earn an additional percentage. According to the rules of the GHOST network, 12 coins are created in 2 minutes. Six of them are allocated to participants with the status of "veteran". The rest goes to the staking address (4 coins) and to the network development fund (2 coins).
Veterans also have access to a private chat where voting takes place and decisions are made in the interests of Ghost.

Exchanges:
TradeOgre  - paired with BTC.
Exchange Assets  - paired with BTC.
Crexsoft  - paired with BTC.
GhostPirate - buying and selling GHOST from the card.

Wallets:
@GhostPayBot - telegram wallet.
SHELTR - Web wallet (in browser)
Ghost Electrum - Android
Ghost Wallet for Windows
Ghost Wallet for Linux
Ghost Wallet for MacOs
Title: Re: GHOST Сoin (PoS)
Post by: cryptoworld1 on September 03, 2023, 10:23:14 AM
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Title: Re: GHOST Сoin (PoS)
Post by: Rex067 on March 20, 2024, 03:28:23 PM
GHOST - an anonymous network based on a stable Proof-of-Stake algorithm.
Founder: John McAfee.

In technical terms, GHOST is ahead of development of almost all known cryptocurrencies at the moment, and thanks to mobile wallets, you can switch to GHOST without much effort and special knowledge, protecting yourself from problems of state currencies, such as inflation, account blocking, surveillance and control, user restrictions .

GHOST Features:

Confidentiality. These confidential transactions are verified using Bulletproofs, a zero-knowledge verification protocol.
Decentralization. GHOST is a Proof-of-Stake network controlled by holders and users of GHOST coins. Ghost does not have a central company or owner, it is managed and supported by the community.
Fast transaction times and low fees. With GHOST, transactions are processed on-chain in less than 120 seconds and transaction fees are only a fraction of a penny.
GHOST Veterans. The status, if you have more than 20,000 GHOST, allows you to receive additional interest for staking.

Total emission: 55,000,000 GHOST

How to mine GHOST?
GHOST works on the PoS algorithm, in which coins are mined by storing existing coins on the account. This mining method is called staking. Staking is possible when the computer is always on.
To increase the chances of finding a block, staking pools are used, in which the coins of all participants are combined. After finding a block, rewards are distributed among all pool members. In the pool, a commission is charged for participation.

All Ghost Coin holders with 20,000 Ghost or more in their account can become a "veteran" and receive additional rewards through AGVR (Automated Ghost Veteran Rewards).

To participate in the AGVR program, you must:
  • Have 20,000 Ghost or more on your balance for 21,600 blocks or about 30 days.
    Actively place your coins.

Having received the status of "veteran", in addition to the usual reward for the bet, you will earn an additional percentage. According to the rules of the GHOST network, 12 coins are created in 2 minutes. Six of them are allocated to participants with the status of "veteran". The rest goes to the staking address (4 coins) and to the network development fund (2 coins).
Veterans also have access to a private chat where voting takes place and decisions are made in the interests of Ghost.

Exchanges:
TradeOgre  - paired with BTC.
Exchange Assets  - paired with BTC.
Crexsoft  - paired with BTC.
GhostPirate - buying and selling GHOST from the card.

Wallets:
@GhostPayBot - telegram wallet.
SHELTR - Web wallet (in browser)
Ghost Electrum - Android
Ghost Wallet for Windows
Ghost Wallet for Linux
Ghost Wallet for MacOs

It's a crypto currency that uses proof of stake (Pos). In the pos system coin holders stake coins inorder to validate blocks of transactions. The more coin users hold the more they are chosen to validate a block.