Market cap
$2.74M
-0.28 %
Volume (24h)
$32.83K
-0.28 %
Circulating supply
117,796,870,633 DINGO
Total supply
115,031,918,752 DINGO
DingoDollars (DINGO)
$ 0.00
-0.28 %
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updated $0Market cap$2.74M
Volume 24h$32.83K
Circulating supply117.8B
All-time high$0.000407-94% from peak · 2021-08-05
DingoDollars (DINGO) is a cryptocurrency that runs on a hybrid consensus model, combining both Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake. In plain terms, it's a digital coin that can be earned either by miners solving computational puzzles or by holders staking their coins to support the network. The DINGO ticker is what you'll see on exchanges and price trackers when looking it up.
Frequently asked questions
What is DingoDollars and how is it different from Bitcoin?
DingoDollars (DINGO) is a community-driven cryptocurrency with the ticker DINGO. Its main technical distinction from Bitcoin is the hybrid PoW/PoS consensus, meaning it can be secured both by mining and by staking, whereas Bitcoin relies purely on mining.
How does the DINGO consensus mechanism work?
DINGO uses a hybrid model that combines Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake. Miners validate transactions by solving computational tasks, while coin holders can stake their DINGO to help secure the network and earn rewards, making participation accessible without expensive mining hardware.
How is the supply of DingoDollars issued?
New DINGO coins enter circulation through the hybrid PoW/PoS system: a portion is created as rewards for miners and another portion for stakers. This dual emission model is defined by the protocol's rules and can be verified on the blockchain explorer.
How can I store and use DINGO?
Since DINGO supports staking, it's best kept in a wallet that allows you to stake coins and earn rewards — typically the official desktop or core wallet. You can also transfer DINGO to exchanges that list it if you want to trade, but for staking you'll need to keep the coins in a wallet you control.