Market cap
$15.83K
0.61 %
Volume (24h)
$5.08
0.61 %
Circulating supply
106,449,488 RABBIT
Total supply
179,059,185 RABBIT
Max. supply
203,000,000 RABBIT
Rabbit Core (RABBIT)
$ 0.00
0.61 %
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updated $0Market cap$15.83K
Volume 24h$5.08
Circulating supply106.45M52% of max 203M
Rabbit Core (RABBIT) is a cryptocurrency that runs on a proof-of-work blockchain, meaning new coins are created through mining rather than staking or pre-mine. Its official home is rabbitcore.org. In simple terms, it's a decentralized digital money system where anyone with the right hardware can help verify transactions and earn RABBIT as a reward.
Frequently asked questions
What is Rabbit Core and how is it different from Bitcoin?
Rabbit Core (RABBIT) is a standalone proof-of-work cryptocurrency with its own blockchain, not a token built on another network. Like Bitcoin, it relies on miners to secure the network and process transactions. The main differences lie in its specific mining algorithm, block parameters, and its own community-driven development.
How does Rabbit Core's technology and consensus work?
RABBIT uses a proof-of-work (PoW) consensus mechanism. Miners compete to solve cryptographic puzzles, and whoever finds a valid solution gets to add the next block to the chain and receives a coin reward. This design makes the network resistant to attacks, since rewriting history would require more computing power than honest miners control.
How is the supply of RABBIT issued?
New RABBIT coins enter circulation exclusively through mining rewards — there is no pre-mine or central issuer. The emission schedule is defined in the protocol itself, with rewards typically following a predictable pattern that gradually slows over time. This makes the total supply trajectory transparent and verifiable by anyone.
How can I store and use Rabbit Core?
RABBIT is stored in wallets that support its native blockchain — typically the official core wallet available on rabbitcore.org, or compatible third-party wallets. You use it like any crypto: send and receive coins via your wallet address, secured by your private keys. Since it's a PoW coin, always make sure you're using wallet software built specifically for RABBIT, not a generic ERC-20 wallet.