Market cap
$88.45K
0.53 %
Volume (24h)
$97.03
0.53 %
Circulating supply
13,579,080 GUM
Total supply
20,000,000 GUM
Max. supply
20,000,000 GUM
DumDum (GUM)
$ 0.00
0.53 %
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updated $0Market cap$88.45K
Volume 24h$97.03
Circulating supply13.58M68% of max 20M
All-time high$3.82-100% from peak · 2021-03-31
DumDum (ticker GUM) is a mineable cryptocurrency that runs on a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus model. In plain terms, it's a digital coin you can either earn by mining with computing power or by holding coins in a wallet that supports staking. The project keeps things simple: a fixed supply of 20 million coins and no more, which makes it a fairly classic example of a scarce, community-driven crypto asset.
Frequently asked questions
What is DumDum (GUM) and how is it different from Bitcoin?
DumDum is a mineable cryptocurrency with the ticker GUM that uses a hybrid PoW/PoS consensus instead of Bitcoin's pure proof-of-work. That means you can earn new coins both by mining and by staking, which lowers the barrier to participation. Its hard cap of 20 million coins is notably smaller than Bitcoin's 21 million, though both share the idea of fixed, scarce supply.
How does the PoW/PoS hybrid consensus work?
Hybrid PoW/PoS combines two mechanisms: miners use computing power to validate transactions and secure the network (proof-of-work), while coin holders can stake their GUM to earn rewards and help confirm blocks (proof-of-stake). This split makes the network harder to attack than either method alone and gives holders a passive way to participate. It's a design choice popular with smaller mineable coins seeking both security and energy efficiency.
How is the supply of GUM issued?
New GUM coins are created through mining and staking rewards, and the total supply is hard-capped at 20 million coins — no more will ever be minted. This fixed limit is written into the protocol, so issuance gradually slows as the cap is approached. The mineable nature means supply is distributed over time to whoever contributes computing power or stake, rather than being pre-allocated all at once.
How can I store and use DumDum coins?
Since GUM is a mineable coin with its own blockchain, you'll typically need the project's official desktop wallet, which usually also handles staking rewards. Always download wallets only from the official project website or verified repositories to avoid fakes. From a wallet you can send and receive GUM, stake it to earn rewards, or transfer it to exchanges that list the coin.