Monaize (MNZ)

Monaize (MNZ) is a project focused on fintech applications like mobile banking and payment services, whereas Bitcoin is primarily a store of value and settlement network. MNZ uses a different technical foundation and consensus approach tailored to faster, application-driven use cases. In short, Bitcoin is digital money, while Monaize tries to be a financial services ecosystem.

Monaize uses a hybrid PoW/DPoW model, combining Proof-of-Work mining with Delegated Proof-of-Work. DPoW lets a network essentially 'notarize' its transactions onto a larger PoW chain, borrowing its security without duplicating the full mining cost. This makes the network more energy-efficient while still staying anchored to strong hash power.

MNZ was distributed through a public sale at launch, with the total supply defined by the project's original tokenomics rather than ongoing unlimited printing. New coins enter circulation through the network's reward mechanism rather than a central issuer. For exact current supply figures, it's best to check live market data, since those numbers change.

MNZ can be stored in wallets that support its blockchain, including official or community-built desktop and mobile wallets. As with any cryptocurrency, you keep your private keys safe — ideally with a backup of your seed phrase. You can find official resources and links on the project's website at monaize.com.