$EPIC
It is a cryptocurrency that operates on its own network (i.e., not just a token on another chain) launched in 2019.
It aims to be "peer-to-peer electronic cash" — meaning users can transfer it directly to each other, without the need for a central intermediary.
It uses a special protocol known as Mimblewimble that enhances privacy and reduces the data stored on the blockchain, making transactions more confidential.
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Key Features
Limited supply of the currency: The maximum mining cap is 21 million coins, which gives it a scarcity feature, similar to Bitcoin.
Privacy and transactions that are not easily traceable: Using Mimblewimble and techniques like „Cut-Through“ and „Dandelion++“, transaction details are obscured.
Multi-algorithm mining (Proof-of-Work): Allows the use of multiple devices such as CPU or GPU, not just specialized ASIC devices.
Fair Launch: There was no large ICO, or pre-mined distribution for the team — enhancing the principle of decentralization.
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What is its goal?
Epic Cash aims to be everyday money usable in transactions, not just an asset for speculation. It believes that cryptocurrencies should empower ordinary individuals to send money quickly and at low cost, without the need for banks or central authorities.