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eMark (DEM)

$ 0.00
0.2 %
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Market cap
$249.98K
0.2 %
Volume (24h)
$2.18
0.2 %
Circulating supply
158,230,419 DEM
Total supply
165,212,395 DEM
Max. supply
210,000,000 DEM

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$249.98K
Volume 24h$2.18
Circulating supply158.23M75% of max 210M

eMark (ticker DEM) is a German mineable cryptocurrency built on a Proof-of-Work consensus mechanism. Think of it as a digital coin that anyone with mining hardware can help produce and verify transactions for, similar to how Bitcoin works but on a much smaller scale. It's one of the older regional crypto projects aimed at the German-speaking market.

Frequently asked questions

What is eMark and how is it different from Bitcoin?

eMark (DEM) is a Proof-of-Work cryptocurrency positioned as a German digital currency, whereas Bitcoin is a global project. Technologically they share the same core concept — mining and a decentralized ledger — but eMark targets the German-speaking community and has its own blockchain, network and parameters. It's a much smaller project in terms of adoption and ecosystem.

How does eMark's technology and consensus work?

eMark runs on a Proof-of-Work consensus, meaning miners compete to solve computational puzzles, and whoever wins gets to add the next block of transactions. This makes the network decentralized and secure without needing a central authority, since altering the ledger would require redoing an enormous amount of work.

How is eMark issued and can it be mined?

Yes, eMark is a mineable coin — new DEM coins are created exclusively through mining as block rewards. There's no pre-mine-style central issuance you can buy from a company; supply grows purely as miners secure the network. You can join a mining pool or mine solo with suitable hardware and the official wallet software.

How can I store and use eMark?

You store DEM in the official eMark wallet, which you can download from the project's site at deutsche-emark.de. The wallet lets you send and receive coins, and if you keep it running, you also support the network. As with any crypto, back up your private keys — losing them means losing access to your coins permanently.