Electroneum Price

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ATH

$0.00642997

-2.01%

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Electroneum

etn

$0.000933150000

3.65%

Oct 30th, 2017

Smart Contract Platform

Layer 1 (L1)

24-Hour Range

$0.000894330000

$0.000937340000

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High

Market Cap (Mcap)

Rank

#919

Mcap

$16.85M

Fully Diluted Mcap

$16.85M

Supply

Circulating

17,979,817,605

Total

21,000,000,000

Created On

Oct 30th, 2017

All Time High (ATH)

ATH

$0.21

ATH Change

-99.55%

ATH Date

Jan 6th, 2018

Total Value Locked (TVL)

TVL

N/A

MCap to TVL Ratio

N/A

FDV to TVL Ratio

N/A

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Electroneum wants to make it super easy to send money across borders. That’s hardly a unique goal in the cryptocurrency space. But it is unique in the way it’s focusing on digital payments through smartphones for people without access to bank accounts. Every crypto player talks about mass adoption, but Electroneum’s model may actually make it possible

Electroneum News

Nov 24, 2019

Phones

Electroneum M1 review: A terrible phone but a promising idea

$80, electroneum.com On the face of it, the Electroneum M1 is one of the worst-specced smartphones we’ve ever used. Its screen is terrible, the camera is awful, and it can’t handle any modern 3D games without stuttering and lagging like crazy. But there’s a very good reason for that: it’s not really aimed at us privileged Decrypt writers. Look beyond the traditional smartphone criteria, and you’ll find an intriguing concept… For starters, the Electroneum M1 is a handset that costs a staggering $...

by Esat Dedezade · 8 min read

Oct 17, 2019

Coins

Electroneum targets crypto hungry Turkey

Electroneum, the startup which enables users to “mine" its cryptocurrency on their smartphones, is launching new services in Turkey—the inflation-strapped country is currently number one in crypto adoption, worldwide, with 20 percent of the population claiming to own cryptocurrencies. The UK-based platform has has inked deals with all three of the country’s telecom operators, to enable users to pay for airtime with its cryptocurrency, ETN, its CEO Richard Ells told Decrypt today. "The whole co...

by Adriana Hamacher · 4 min read

Jul 8, 2019

Coins

Electroneum’s radical new upgrade ushers in nonprofit miners

In a dramatic turn of events this weekend, the UK-based Electroneum platform made all its miners redundant—replacing them with charities and other nonprofits. It also introduced drastically reduced block rewards, and transitioned from a public to a permissioned blockchain model to serve its three million users. The moves, which will impact thousands of miners, were made in a secret hard fork of the blockchain over the weekend. They were inspired, a spokesperson told Decrypt, by the approach ta...

by Adriana Hamacher · 4 min read

Jun 18, 2019

Technology

India borrows blockchain to fix its spamming epidemic

Starting this month, Indian telcos have begun rolling out blockchain-based tech that will help protect telecom subscribers from spam calls and texts at the behest of the country’s regulator TRAI. Large scale adoption is top of every crypto fan’s wish list. But we never thought the Indian government would come out in as Bitcoin’s biggest champion. There’s a touch of incongruity that a state currently mulling mandatory 10-year jail sentences for crypto users is behind the biggest implementation...

by Adriana Hamacher · 3 min read

Jan 22, 2019

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What is Electroneum?

Millions of people don’t have access to a bank account. Yet, a good chunk of them has access to a smartphone. In cryptocurrencies, meanwhile, mining is the preserve of huge arrays of machines ruling out most of the crypto community from being able to meaningfully contribute. It’s these two factors that have lead to the creation of Electroneum, a company that wants to democratize banking by putting it on a smartphone and bring mining to the masses by also bringing mobile into the mix. Can it succ...

by Matt Hussey · 5 min read