HEX
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| HEX | |
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 Official logo of HEX | |
| Denominations | |
| Symbol | HEX |
| Ticker symbol | HEX |
| Development | |
| Original author(s) | Richard Heart |
| Development status | Released |
| Website | https://hex.com/ |
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HEX (HEX) is a cryptocurrency created by Richard Heart[1]. HEX is the world's first blockchain CD. HEX inflates at 3.69%. This inflation rewards "stakers" that lock up their coins in exchange for T-Shares. Each staker earns HEX corresponding to the amount of T-Shares they have.
The primary goal of HEX is to replace inefficient currencies, banks, and payment networks with a more transparent, decentralised, and secure system. It aims to address some of the common issues in the cryptocurrency space, such as lack of user-friendliness and complexity.
What Makes HEX Unique?[edit]
HEX token differentiates itself in the cryptocurrency space by blending the concept of a traditional certificate of deposit with blockchain technology. Users earn interest by staking their HEX for a set period, encouraging long-term coin holding. Its economic model is transparent with a decreasing inflation rate over time, aiming to sustain value.[2]
As an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain (and now PRC20 on PulseChain too), HEX leverages Ethereum's security and widespread adoption, integrating seamlessly into the existing crypto infrastructure. This innovative approach to digital finance makes HEX a unique player in the cryptocurrency market.
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