Just came across some interesting news that might be worth sharing here. Luckycoin, which I believe is actually the original memecoin and a Layer 1 blockchain, has been revived after being dormant for 11 years.
In case you didn't know, Dogecoin was initially forked directly from Luckycoin and was created by the same developer. You can read more about that connection on Dogecoin's official site if you're curious:
https://dogecoin.com/dogepedia/faq/dogecoin-has-no-developers/So, Luckycoin is continuing from its 2013 genesis block and currently has about 4 million active coins out of a 20 million max supply. What's intriguing is that approximately 8 million coins are considered dormant or lost, so the circulating supply is relatively low.
The thing that caught my attention is the recent surge in mining activity. The hashrate jumped from 5 TH/s to 52 TH/s within just a week. Blocks are being rewarded every minute, which seems to indicate a growing interest in the network.
Given that Luckycoin is one of the earliest cryptocurrencies (it's CoinMarketCap UID #22), and with a market cap under $2 million, it might be something worth looking into for miners.
Here are some links if you want to check it out:
- Official website:
https://luckycoinfoundation.org/- Halving and supply info:
https://luckycoinhalvingsupply.com/- Blockchain explorer:
https://luckycoinexplorer.com/- CoinMarketCap page:
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/luckycoin/Anyone else heard about this or have any thoughts?