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SCASH inherits the Bitcoin protocol and adopts the RandomX ASIC-resistant mining algorithm, truly realizing Satoshi Nakamoto's vision of allowing everyone to mine with a home computer. The total supply of SCASH is the same as Bitcoin.
SCASH is a community-driven project. Anyone with technical skills can participate in the development of SCASH. Are you willing to provide technical support and contribute to SCASH?
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#SCASH is a PoW cryptocurrency project launched in February 2024. Its core narrative is an attempt to "restore Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision in 2009": allowing ordinary home computers (CPUs) to participate in mining, rather than being completely monopolized by ASIC miners and large mining farms. The underlying protocol of SCASH is derived from Bitcoin's core code, inheriting Bitcoin's consensus rules, security model, Taproot, and other features. It has no pre-mining, no private sales, and no team tokens. It is a community-driven project where anyone with technical skills can develop and

#SCASH : Many developers familiar with the Bitcoin Core protocol can seamlessly transfer their experience and applications to SCASH. SCASH shares the same consensus rules, block structure, transaction formats, Taproot, and other advanced features with Bitcoin, and even many tools, libraries, and wallet integrations are low-cost to adapt. Switching to the RandomX PoW algorithm, adjusting network ports and seed nodes is enough to get it running. This is also why the project has emphasized from the very beginning: third-party developers familiar with BTC can join with almost zero resistance. This

SCASH (Satoshi Cash Network) has an underlying architecture that is highly consistent with Bitcoin, which is one of its biggest core advantages. In simple terms, SCASH is essentially a fork of Bitcoin Core, fully inheriting Bitcoin's core protocol, including: a fixed total supply of 21 million coins (completely identical to Bitcoin), PoW consensus mechanism (proof of work), block structure, transaction format, signature verification rules (mainly following Bitcoin's UTXO model), support for Bitcoin's subsequent upgrade features like Taproot (since it is based on a newer version of Bitcoin Core

#scash led by bitcartel, the former core developer of Zcash, innovatively integrates Bitcoin's underlying architecture with the ASIC-resistant RandomX consensus mechanism to build a PoW cryptocurrency that supports home CPU mining. This combination of technologies not only maintains the security of the Bitcoin network but also realizes decentralized computing power distribution through algorithmic optimization, allowing ordinary users to directly participate in blockchain maintenance and obtain mining income.
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#SCASH This project is not aimed at "replacing" Bitcoin, but rather providing a parallel experiment: in an era of ASIC monopoly, testing whether a CPU-friendly + Bitcoin-level security model can be sustainable. The project is led anonymously by a former Zcash core developer (bitcartel/Simon Liu), who previously led Zcash's anti-ASIC development efforts but left due to ideological differences.
Of course, as a very early, community-driven project, there are indeed risks: low liquidity, high price volatility, small network size, and lack of institutional support. It is more suitable for tech enth

This is not investment advice, just a project I am following.
🧠 Low market cap project focus: Satoshi Cash Network (SCASH)
Satoshi Cash Network (SCASH) is a relatively low-profile PoW project launched in 2024, aiming to return to home computer mining and true network decentralization. While most markets shift towards PoS or ASIC-dominated ecosystems, SCASH goes against the trend.
🔍 Why SCASH is worth paying attention to
CPU-friendly mining (RandomX): designed to minimize the dominance of ASIC miners, lower the entry barrier for individual miners, improve hash distribution, and enhance censor

#Scash : The fusion of Bitcoin's underlying architecture with the Monero algorithm, SCASH, is an innovative Proof-of-Work (PoW) cryptocurrency that cleverly combines Bitcoin's core protocol with Monero's (Monero) RandomX algorithm, aiming to recreate Satoshi Nakamoto's original vision: a truly decentralized network where ordinary users can participate in mining and consensus building using household computers. This integration is not a simple copy but a faithful inheritance of Bitcoin's UTXO model, block structure, and consensus rules, while injecting RandomX's resistance to ASICs to ensure mo

SCASH is based on Bitcoin Core code + RandomX (RandomSCASH variant) ASIC-resistant algorithm, truly realizing Satoshi's original vision of "everyone can mine with a home computer." Summary of features (latest as of January 2026): Total supply: 21 million coins (same as BTC) Fair launch: 0 pre-mine, 0 team share, 0 VC, a community-driven blockchain project. Algorithm: RandomX (similar to XMR but with minor modifications) Currently mainly mined using Central Processing Units (ordinary home computers can participate in mining).