Denarius

Denarius is a new cryptocurrency based off the original Bitcoin Core by Satoshi Nakamoto. Denarius features many changes, such as Stealth Addresses, Encrypted Messaging, Tribus a new PoW hashing algorithm that is ASIC resistant, and a max of 10,000,000 DNR to be created during the hybrid PoW/PoS lifecycle of 3 years, which then transitions to Proof of Stake entirely after the first 3 years.

I gained inspiration for the name Denarius after the Roman currency system. The dēnārius ( pronunciation: /deː.ˈnaː.rɪ.ʊs/) ; plural: dēnāriī (pronunciation: /deː.ˈnaː.rɪ.iː/) was a small silver coin first minted around 211 BC during the Second Punic War. It became the most common coin produced during ancient roman times for circulation in the general public.

Tribus (latin for three). Is the Proof of Work hashing algorithm used in Denarius. Denarius is the first cryptocurrency to feature this new algorithm. Tribus consists of three of the most popular and secure cryptography algorithms that were featured in the NIST5: JH, Keccak, and Echo.

Denarius is a secure and stable Cryptocurrency based off the original Bitcoin Core by Satoshi Nakamoto. Allowing ease of integration with existing open source technologies.

Denarius is a blazing fast cryptocurrency built for the modern world, with 30 second block times and 10 confirmations. Transactions only take ~ 5 minutes to fully confirm in the network.

Denarius utilizes the Proof of Work and Proof of Stake consensus methods to secure and process the network. Tribus is the hashing algorithm used for PoW that is ASIC resistant.