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GlobalBoost

GlobalBoost (BSTY)

$ 0.02
-4.23 %
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Market cap
$502.59K
-4.23 %
Volume (24h)
$27.2
-4.23 %
Circulating supply
24,201,979 BSTY
Total supply
24,201,979 BSTY
Max. supply
30,000,000 BSTY

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$502.59K
Volume 24h$27.2
Circulating supply24.2M81% of max 30M
All-time high$2.14-99% from peak · 2020-01-27

GlobalBoost (BSTY) is a proof-of-work cryptocurrency that can be mined by anyone with the right hardware. It was built as a straightforward, decentralized digital cash system with a fixed supply of 30 million coins. Think of it as one of the classic mineable coins from the early wave of altcoins, kept simple on purpose.

Frequently asked questions

What is GlobalBoost and how is it different from Bitcoin?

GlobalBoost (BSTY) is a mineable proof-of-work cryptocurrency with a hard cap of 30 million coins — noticeably fewer than Bitcoin's 21 million cap? Actually, it's more: 30 million versus Bitcoin's 21 million, but still a strictly limited supply. Unlike Bitcoin, it's a smaller, independent project without the same level of ecosystem development, so it appeals mainly to mining enthusiasts and collectors of older altcoins.

How does GlobalBoost's technology and consensus work?

BSTY runs on a proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism, meaning miners compete to validate transactions and secure the network by solving computational puzzles. This is the same general approach Bitcoin uses — no staking or central authority involved. Anyone with suitable mining hardware can participate and earn block rewards.

How is the coin supply and emission structured?

GlobalBoost has a hard cap of 30 million coins, meaning no more than that will ever exist. New coins enter circulation only through mining rewards, which gradually release the supply over time. This fixed cap is designed to prevent inflation from unlimited printing, similar to Bitcoin's scarcity model.

How can you store and use BSTY?

Since BSTY is a mineable PoW coin, you'll need a wallet that supports its network — typically the official wallet linked from the project's site at globalboo.st. Miners usually set up wallets to receive block rewards, and holders can transfer coins peer-to-peer like any cryptocurrency. Always verify wallet software from the official source to avoid fakes.