$0

(0%)

0 BTC

0 Mh/s

Hashrate

24h

$0

0 BTC

0 PLE

Last reward

0/2

Miners/Pools

	POOL MINING	DAY Current Diff	DAY 1h AVG Diff	DAY 24h AVG Diff	WEEK 24h AVG Diff	MONTH 24h AVG Diff

	SOLO MINING	DAY Current Diff	DAY 1h AVG Diff	DAY 24h AVG Diff	WEEK 24h AVG Diff	MONTH 24h AVG Diff

On 1 hour average network hashrate, on average you will find a block every . Use SOLO mining ONLY if you could find few blocks daily. Hashrate you currently need to get block at least once a day on average Mh/s.What does SOLO mining mean?

Plenteum mining pools

	Pool Name	Merged	Fee %	Min Pay	Miners	Mh/s	Status
	Plenteum.com		0	10	0	0	2 hour ago
	Semipool.com		pplns 0	8000	0	0.00000100	6 hour ago

Plenteum markets

Currently unknown

Please visit the Plenteum website to find out more.

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Plenteum

Plenteum is a new Cryptocurrency with a primary objective of replacing enforced transaction fees with a "DustFund" to sustain the long-term viability of the blockchain. The DustFund will then supply mining rewards, instead of fees when the coin enters its tail emission phase (when it’s nearing its total supply in circulation, and base rewards are lower).

PLE Blockchain Info

Ticker	PLE
Announced	Apr 2018
Forked from	TRTL
Hashing algo	Arg Chukwa
Block time	sec
Decimal places	8
Last reward	0
Current height	717,288
Historical data	JSON

PLE Algo Changes

CN Lite V7	22. Nov 2018
CN Turtle	27. Jan 2019
Arg Chukwa	09. Jan 2021

Plenteum Forks*

N/A

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Websites & Social

Ticker: PLE
Total supply: 21,000,000,000
Premine: 2.5%

White paper

Premine:
- 2.5% of total coins (525 million) have been premined in block 1.
- 1% is for operational expenses.
- 1% is for exchange listings.
- 0.5% is for airdrops, bounties, marketing, PR, and social media.

Why Plenteum ?

As you are probably aware, transaction fees are a contentious issue - there's uncertainty over whether fees will be enough to sustain mining long term, when emissions start to run out and there's unhappiness over how expensive fees can be, even for small amounts as fees are based on byte size, and not transaction amounts.

Our idea is to utilise DUST to solve this (and the general DUST issues that exist in a number of blockchains).

Our blockchain will not require transaction fees

The blockchain will have a new feature called the "DustFund"....

Instead of returning dust to users wallets, dust will be grouped and added to the dust fund on the chain (balance visible in block explorer)

- Users can opt out of this and elect to have their dust returned to their wallets
- this is done by operating the coin and base requards off 8 decimals, wher only 2 are usable.

The dust fund will then be used to supliment mining rewards when the coin enters it tail emission phase, instead of fees.

Ultimately what this means for the chain is as follows:

- No more "bloat" from dust, so chain is lighter and faster
- No more "dust" problem in wallets, avoiding high fees and the need for second wallet and additional (likely high) transaction costs to consolidate dust.
- No enforced transaction fees (we are considering the idea of allowing fees to increase transaction priority, but currently not sure when that will be implemented, will take the lead from the community)

This ultimately means that the success (or failure) of the coin is entirely up to the community, and NOT predetermined by the developers of the coin...

- We can also more accuratley predict transaction throughput times
- And, there is less likelihood of transactions timing out