The two main ways to get Redcoins are by Mining them, or Trading them. All transactions are stored in whats called a blockchain. Redcoin miners are people who are giving their computer power to support the redcoin network, compute the mathmatical equations and store the blockchain. They are paid whats called "mined coins". Depending how much computer power they give to the network, determans how many coins they will receive. Mined coins are generated 50-150 every 1 minute. Also, everytime you send coins, you pay a small transaction fee (0.001%) this is also paid to the miners. If you want to mine Redcoins, you need a computer with at least 1 good Graphics card. Although its possible to mine Redcoins without a graphic card, just with CPU power, its about 20x less speed of using a GPU card, so this is why most people would use GPU.
1h Price Change | 7d Price Change | Market Cap | 24hr Volume | Available Supply | Total Supply |
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0.00% | 0.00% | $19.2K | 74.1M | 74.1M |
Buy & sell RedCoin (RED) with fiat currencies (USD, CAD, AUD, EUR, GBP etc) or another coin such as BTC or ETH. Harder to use for beginners but has cheaper fees.
Exchange | Buy/Sell with | Price | Volume (24hr) | Maker Fee | Taker Fee | Updated |
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We do not have exchanges listed for this coin yet. Try visiting the project's website for more details. Visit Website |
You can store coins on exchanges after purchase but we recommend using a dedicated wallet for security and long term storage. Hardware wallets offer the most security but cost money. They are the best choice for those storing a lot of value or planning to hold long term.
Name | Type | Price | Supported Coins |
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We do not have wallets listed for this coin yet. Try visiting the project's website for more details. Visit Website |
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