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MotaCoin

MotaCoin (MOTA)

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Market cap
$106.2K
0.52 %
Circulating supply
57,792,468 MOTA
Total supply
70,796,699 MOTA
Max. supply
70,824,854 MOTA

About MotaCoin

Global Cannabis Legalization Challenges

With the legalization of cannabis sweeping across the globe, new logistical problems have emerged. Due to the distribution of power between state and federal governments, the United States has a unique payment solutions landscape given its legal variances as you travel across it.

The banking sector is under heavy pressure from the federal government to forego payment services to cannabis related businesses. This complicates the business models by needing to rely heavily on cash, which among other things makes it harder to put that money back into the business.

Motacoin's Innovative Mining Solutions

Using the tried and tested technology of Bitcoin, with some slight modifications (largly thanks to peercoin), we have a payment network that is powered by a decentralized, trustless, consensus based cryptographic solution mining model based on very large numbers.

Did we mention Motacoin runs two different concepts of mining side by side?

The two different mining solutions known, are Proof of Work and Proof of Stake. The X13 algorithm which Motacoin uses, has optimized the mining process by running the two different mining models side by side. This allows miners to compete in the realm of proof of work, and the stakers on the proof of stake system.

Having two vibrant mining ecosystems to check and balance each other, is something that allows for distributed risk and increased resistances to malicious activity.

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$106.2K
Volume 24h$0
Circulating supply57.79M82% of max 70.82M
All-time high$0.002962-73% from peak · 2026-04-14

MotaCoin (MOTA) is a cryptocurrency that runs on a hybrid consensus system combining Proof-of-Work and Proof-of-Stake. In plain terms, the network is secured in two ways at once: miners process transactions with computing power, while holders can stake their coins to support the blockchain. Its total supply is hard-capped at 70,824,854 coins, so no more MOTA can ever be created beyond that fixed limit.

Frequently asked questions

What is MotaCoin and how is it different from Bitcoin?

MotaCoin is an independent cryptocurrency with its own blockchain, secured through a hybrid Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake system rather than Bitcoin's mining-only approach. That means you can obtain new MOTA either by mining or by staking coins you already hold. Its supply is also capped at 70,824,854 coins, a limit set in the protocol itself.

How does MotaCoin's PoW/PoS consensus work?

The hybrid model splits network security between two mechanisms: miners use computing power to validate transactions and produce blocks, while stakers keep their coins in a running wallet to help confirm the blockchain. The idea is that the two approaches back each other up, making the network harder to attack than one relying on a single method. Both miners and stakers receive rewards for their contribution.

How is MOTA's supply and emission structured?

MotaCoin has a hard cap of 70,824,854 coins written into its code, meaning emission stops permanently once that number is reached. Until then, new coins are released gradually as block rewards to the miners and stakers who process transactions. Because the maximum is fixed from the start, no one can simply create extra MOTA out of thin air.

How do I store and use MotaCoin?

The official website, realmotacoin.com, provides the project's wallet along with documentation, so that's the natural starting point for storing MOTA. Staking is done directly from the wallet: keep it running and online, and your coins help secure the network while earning rewards. From there, MOTA works like any cryptocurrency — you can send and receive it between wallets.