HACASH ($HAC)

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Hacash ($HAC) will be listed on Biconomy with HAC/USDT Pair on 5th Sep 2024 at 10:00 (UTC).

About Project

Hacash is a peer-to-peer currency system that upholds Satoshi Nakamoto's vision of decentralization and security, akin to Bitcoin, but with enhanced flexibility. Unlike traditional cryptocurrencies, Hacash enables the adjustment of money supply on demand to maintain purchasing power stability, even within a fully decentralized framework. The system features three distinct Proof-of-Work (PoW) coins: HACD, BTC, and HAC, all fairly distributed without pre-mining or central control. Hacash is also a programmable PoW Layer 1, designed to avoid Ethereum's security issues and state explosion, ensuring a high degree of decentralization. Its architecture includes a second-layer channel chain payment network for large-scale instant payments and a third layer supporting Rollup and multi-chain technologies. With innovations like the Watchtower protocol to prevent 51% attack risks and the new X16RS algorithm, Hacash sets a new standard for decentralized, secure, and adaptable cryptocurrency systems.

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