# Сопутствующие статьи по теме ERC20

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "ERC20", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Understanding Hash in One Article: The "Browser Miner" on Ethereum

Hash is an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token described as a "browser-minable post-quantum token." Its key features include enabling browser-based GPU mining without specialized hardware, a fixed supply cap of 21 million tokens, immutable and permissionless smart contracts with no team allocation or pre-mining, and an emphasis on post-quantum security using Keccak256 hashing. The mining mechanism is a simplified on-chain proof-of-work where miners solve unique challenges tied to their wallet address. Key design elements prevent answer theft, with epochs resetting every 100 blocks (~20 minutes) and a per-block minting limit. Emission follows a Bitcoin-like halving schedule every 100,000 mints, starting at 100 tokens per mint. Projections suggest all tokens could be mined within approximately 294 days if a target rate of one mint per minute is sustained. Hash emphasizes "post-quantum" security by leveraging hash-based primitives like Keccak256, which are considered more resistant to quantum attacks compared to elliptic-curve cryptography. While not a fully post-quantum asset, it aligns with Ethereum's broader post-quantum research narrative. The project completed its Genesis sale at $0.03 and began trading on Uniswap, with its price reaching around $0.19. The initial circulating supply is small, with 5% sold in Genesis and 5% allocated to liquidity. The majority (47.6% of total supply) is allocated to early-stage mining, leading to a front-loaded emission schedule. This structure, combined with low initial liquidity, makes Hash a high-volatility, high-risk project dependent on sustained miner participation and market demand to absorb new supply.

marsbit05/11 10:55

Understanding Hash in One Article: The "Browser Miner" on Ethereum

marsbit05/11 10:55

Payy Debuts Privacy-Enabled Ethereum Layer 2, Supporting MetaMask Wallets

Payy has launched a new privacy-focused Ethereum Layer-2 network designed to make everyday crypto transactions private by default while remaining compatible with popular wallets like MetaMask. The network addresses transparency issues on public blockchains, where wallet activities are visible and susceptible to tracking, exploitation, and front-running—factors that have hindered institutional and retail adoption. The solution operates by routing transactions through private ERC-20 pools, making fund tracing difficult without requiring users to switch wallets. Transactions are private by default, and interactions with DeFi platforms use newly generated addresses to dissociate user identity from on-chain activity. Users can customize privacy levels based on application rules. Aimed at institutions and privacy-conscious users, Payy’s system enables confidential payments and reduces operational complexity. The launch begins with an existing base of 100,000 users and support from major stablecoin providers. According to CEO Sid Gandhi, privacy is essential for mainstream crypto adoption, as public transaction data remains a key barrier to global on-chain payment adoption.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:15

Payy Debuts Privacy-Enabled Ethereum Layer 2, Supporting MetaMask Wallets

TheNewsCrypto02/05 12:15

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