Cryptopia used to be called TripleHexxx Industries.
This platform was originally launched as a mining pool but then expanded on all crypto fronts. This platform allows users to mine, exchange and trade, all in one place. With Cryptopia, you can sell anything, to anyone, anywhere in the world in exchange for crypto money.
Cryptopia has its own coin, namely DOT Coin (formerly known as KimDotCoin). It runs on the Scrypt algorithm, and all operations on Cryptopia are carried out with the help of DOT.
Cryptopia is a large coin pool. You can use your processing power and mine coins on sha256, scrypt, x11, x13, x15, Quark, Groestl, Neoscrypt, Qubit, Scrypt-n and other algorithms. All mined coins are credited to the appropriate wallet when the required number of confirmations has been validated by the blockchain.
Each coin has a number of time windows assigned to it, and the first action to occur within these windows brings a reward for that coin. For example, DOT might be set to trigger a 5% reward of the total faucet balance once a day, or a 1% reward 10 times a day, or a 0.1% reward 100 times a day, or a 0.01% reward 1000 times a day.
Cryptopia encourages all kinds of mining: from single CPU/GPU to ASIC.
Cryptopia's BlockExplorers show detailed information on all transactions and blocks. You can keep track of your crypto history every step of the way.
Cryptopia used to be called TripleHexxx Industries.
This platform was originally launched as a mining pool but then expanded on all crypto fronts. This platform allows users to mine, exchange and trade, all in one place. With Cryptopia, you can sell anything, to anyone, anywhere in the world in exchange for crypto money.
Cryptopia has its own coin, namely DOT Coin (formerly known as KimDotCoin). It runs on the Scrypt algorithm, and all operations on Cryptopia are carried out with the help of DOT.
Cryptopia is a large coin pool. You can use your processing power and mine coins on sha256, scrypt, x11, x13, x15, Quark, Groestl, Neoscrypt, Qubit, Scrypt-n and other algorithms. All mined coins are credited to the appropriate wallet when the required number of confirmations has been validated by the blockchain.
Each coin has a number of time windows assigned to it, and the first action to occur within these windows brings a reward for that coin. For example, DOT might be set to trigger a 5% reward of the total faucet balance once a day, or a 1% reward 10 times a day, or a 0.1% reward 100 times a day, or a 0.01% reward 1000 times a day.
Cryptopia encourages all kinds of mining: from single CPU/GPU to ASIC.
Cryptopia's BlockExplorers show detailed information on all transactions and blocks. You can keep track of your crypto history every step of the way.
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