IXC

Ixcoin, with the ticker symbol IXC, is a cryptocurrency that was first introduced in 2011. It is often referred to as a Bitcoin clone, given its similar foundational technology and features. Ixcoin operates on the SHA-256 algorithm, the same one used by Bitcoin, and it has a fixed total supply of 21 million coins, much like Bitcoin's capped supply .

The project was designed to offer an alternative to Bitcoin with the aim of addressing some of the issues found in the original cryptocurrency. One of the key features of Ixcoin is its focus on instant and irreversible transactions, with a lower cost and enhanced privacy compared to Bitcoin .

As of the latest data, the price of Ixcoin stands at $0.0138, with a market capitalization of approximately $289,791. The circulating supply of IXC coins is around 20,999,856, with a maximum supply capped at 21,000,000 IXC. The 24-hour trading volume for Ixcoin is noted to be $1.38, indicating a relatively low liquidity in the market .

Ixcoin's approach to cryptocurrency aims to provide a more efficient and user-friendly alternative to Bitcoin, with a strong emphasis on the principles of decentralization and security that are fundamental to the crypto community .