Market cap
$174.17M
9.75 %
Volume (24h)
$69.1M
9.75 %
Circulating supply
8,071,050,644 ZK
Total supply
13,756,836,157 ZK
Max. supply
21,000,000,000 ZK
Poriot (ZK)
$ 0.02
9.75 %
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updated $0Market cap$174.17M
Volume 24h$69.1M
Circulating supply8.07B38% of max 21B
All-time high$0.32-95% from peak · 2024-06-16
Poriot (ticker ZK) is a cryptocurrency with a fixed maximum supply of 21,000,000,000 coins, meaning no more will ever be created. The "ZK" in its name hints at zero-knowledge technology, an approach focused on proving transactions are valid without revealing their details. In simple terms, it's a digital coin designed to be scarce and privacy-conscious.
Frequently asked questions
What is Poriot and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Poriot is a digital currency traded under the ticker ZK. Its main difference from Bitcoin is the supply model: Poriot has a hard cap of 21 billion coins, which is a thousand times more than Bitcoin's 21 million. The name also points toward zero-knowledge technology as a core design element.
How does Poriot's technology work?
The "ZK" in Poriot stands for zero-knowledge, a cryptographic method where one party proves a statement is true without revealing the underlying data. In practice, this allows transactions to be verified as valid while keeping their details private. It's the same family of tech used by several privacy-focused and scaling-focused blockchains.
How is the supply of Poriot structured?
Poriot has a hard cap of 21,000,000,000 coins — that's the absolute maximum that will ever exist. A fixed cap means the supply can't be inflated beyond this limit, no matter what. This scarcity model is built into the protocol and can't be changed without consensus.
How can I store and use Poriot (ZK)?
Like most cryptocurrencies, ZK is stored in a crypto wallet — either a software wallet for convenience or a hardware wallet for stronger security. Before sending coins anywhere, always double-check the address and the network, since transactions on most blockchains are irreversible. Check which wallets and exchanges officially support ZK before getting started.