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    Drupal\cryptocompare\TwigExtension\RemoveSpace::getcard('CryptoNote is the technology or application or framework behind Monero, Bytecoin, AEON, and other aforementioned currencies. The hashing algorithm which this CryptoNote employs is known as CryptoNight, although AEON makes use of a modified algorithm, the CryptoNight-Light. The technology improves the state of privacy and anonymity as it doesn’t allow transactions to be traced on the Blockchain network.
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    What is CryptoNote?
    
    This is defined as an application layer protocol that underpins a lot of decentralized digital currencies which emphasize the need for <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">privacy and anonymity</a>. It was developed with the aim of dethroning already established currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as it is imbued with a number of superior features.
    
    CryptoNote currencies rely on a distributed ledger which serves to record all the balances and transactions carried out on the network. This is strikingly similar to the way <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-0">Bitcoin operates</a> but there’s just one major difference. The transactions on CryptoNote cannot be audited or traced back to the Blockchain to uncover the source of the transaction.
    
    In this arrangement, the only people who have access to the complete details of the transaction are the sender, the recipient, and any other person who has one or all of the secret keys. Every other person who tries to get information about the transaction can only see the approximate amount that was sent in the transaction.
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">card</a>
    
    What is CryptoNight?
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CryptoNight">CryptoNight</a> is a proof-of-work algorithm which was designed to be compatible with the CPU of a conventional PC. This is the technology behind CryptoNote and its mode of operation is considerably different when compared to that of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
    
    One major feature of the CryptoNight is that it is more difficult to boost the <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-mining-boom-over-as-mining-equipment-suffers-decline-in-q2-sales">mining power using ASIC</a> devices. For a while now, this is the challenge miners face and it is envisaged that this arrangement will help in keeping the mining distributed, rather than the almost-centralized system in place.
    
    The CryptoNote technology utilizing the CryptoNight hashing algorithm also helps in preventing double spending. It also ensures that the parameters are adaptive and Blockchain analysis resistance. In essence, the aim of CryptoNight is to develop the next generation of cryptocurrencies that are even more ‘crypto’ and ‘cryptic’ than the existing ones.
    
    Currencies using the CryptoNote technology
    
    Several cryptocurrencies exist nowadays which use the CryptoNote technology, albeit the technology is still deemed young. One of the most popular cryptocurrencies you must have come <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">across is Monero</a> and it is supported by the technology. The popular technology has a market capitalization of $2,306,827,776 and one XMR currently sells for $142.93 as at July 25, 2018.
    
    Similarly, another cryptocurrency currently doing averagely well is Bytecoin. Bytecoin has a market capitalization estimated to be $570,779,504. As at the time of this writing, one Bytecoin currently sells for $0.003104.
    
    Truly these values are inconsequential when you consider giants like Bitcoin and <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://cryptocomes.com/ethereum">Ethereum</a> with market caps exceeding billions. However, one thing CryptoNote currencies have in their favor is the advanced level of privacy and anonymity. It is envisaged that in the next few years, there will be a heightened demand for currencies with these features and this will cause the value to skyrocket.
    
    Apart from these two mentioned coins that use the CryptoNote technology, there’s a myriad of other coins in the market. They are listed below.
    
    <ol>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	DigitalNote
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	DarkNetCoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Pebblecoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Quazarcoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	AEON
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Karbo
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Boolberry
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Dashcoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Fantomcoin
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    Principles of CryptoNight
    
    It is well known that CryptoNight relies on the random access memory (RAM) and this is the reason for increased dependency on latency. Before a new block is added to the network, every other previous block is considered. It has also been observed that the algorithm demands two Mb per instance.
    
    Modern ASICs do not accept one megabyte of internal memory.
    
    Even <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">though GPUs are capable</a> of running hundreds of concurrent instances, they are proven inadequate in a number of ways. For example, the GDDR5 memory is considerably slower compared to the CPU L3 cache. Although the bandwidth is commendable, the speed of the RAM makes it effete.
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">card</a>
    
    What is CryptoNight mining?
    
    CryptoNight mining simply entails how CryptoNight coins are mined. Because there are different variants of the CryptoNight algorithm, the methods of mining them differ. For instance, Bytecoin was introduced in 2012 and it uses the CryptoNight algorithm while AEON makes use of an altered CryptoNight technology- the CryptoNight-Lite.
    
    The CryptoNight-Lite is considered less resource-demanding and it is more compatible with mobile devices. The CryptoNight-Heavy, as the name implies, is unlike the Lite version. As it was mentioned above, some of these variants were launched just to deter mining with specialized hardware.
    
    In essence, you have four options by which you can mine CryptoNight coins.
    
    <ol>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Mining with CPU
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This involves you mining the coins using your CPU or even your mobile phone. It is accessible to everyone and easy for beginners to use. However, there’s hardly any profit to this method of mining.
    
    <ol start="2">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	GPU mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This involves purchasing a <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">graphics card</a> for mining. While the cost of maintenance and the initial cost of purchase might be off-putting, it has a very good efficiency and can even be profitable for miners.
    
    <ol start="3">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	ASIC mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This is a specialized software that is dedicated to mining alone. It is one of the most efficient methods but it is also one of the most expensive. In addition, it is applicable to CryptoNight classic alone.
    
    <ol start="4">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Cloud mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    Here, you purchase a subscription from companies who invested <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">in large-scale mining equipment</a> and you mine via the cloud. It is hardly profitable and there are manifold cases of scam.
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    Drupal\cryptocompare\TwigExtension\RemoveSpace::getcard('CryptoNote is the technology or application or framework behind Monero, Bytecoin, AEON, and other aforementioned currencies. The hashing algorithm which this CryptoNote employs is known as CryptoNight, although AEON makes use of a modified algorithm, the CryptoNight-Light. The technology improves the state of privacy and anonymity as it doesn’t allow transactions to be traced on the Blockchain network.
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    What is CryptoNote?
    
    This is defined as an application layer protocol that underpins a lot of decentralized digital currencies which emphasize the need for <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">privacy and anonymity</a>. It was developed with the aim of dethroning already established currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as it is imbued with a number of superior features.
    
    CryptoNote currencies rely on a distributed ledger which serves to record all the balances and transactions carried out on the network. This is strikingly similar to the way <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-0">Bitcoin operates</a> but there’s just one major difference. The transactions on CryptoNote cannot be audited or traced back to the Blockchain to uncover the source of the transaction.
    
    In this arrangement, the only people who have access to the complete details of the transaction are the sender, the recipient, and any other person who has one or all of the secret keys. Every other person who tries to get information about the transaction can only see the approximate amount that was sent in the transaction.
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">card</a>
    
    What is CryptoNight?
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CryptoNight">CryptoNight</a> is a proof-of-work algorithm which was designed to be compatible with the CPU of a conventional PC. This is the technology behind CryptoNote and its mode of operation is considerably different when compared to that of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
    
    One major feature of the CryptoNight is that it is more difficult to boost the <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-mining-boom-over-as-mining-equipment-suffers-decline-in-q2-sales">mining power using ASIC</a> devices. For a while now, this is the challenge miners face and it is envisaged that this arrangement will help in keeping the mining distributed, rather than the almost-centralized system in place.
    
    The CryptoNote technology utilizing the CryptoNight hashing algorithm also helps in preventing double spending. It also ensures that the parameters are adaptive and Blockchain analysis resistance. In essence, the aim of CryptoNight is to develop the next generation of cryptocurrencies that are even more ‘crypto’ and ‘cryptic’ than the existing ones.
    
    Currencies using the CryptoNote technology
    
    Several cryptocurrencies exist nowadays which use the CryptoNote technology, albeit the technology is still deemed young. One of the most popular cryptocurrencies you must have come <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">across is Monero</a> and it is supported by the technology. The popular technology has a market capitalization of $2,306,827,776 and one XMR currently sells for $142.93 as at July 25, 2018.
    
    Similarly, another cryptocurrency currently doing averagely well is Bytecoin. Bytecoin has a market capitalization estimated to be $570,779,504. As at the time of this writing, one Bytecoin currently sells for $0.003104.
    
    Truly these values are inconsequential when you consider giants like Bitcoin and <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://cryptocomes.com/ethereum">Ethereum</a> with market caps exceeding billions. However, one thing CryptoNote currencies have in their favor is the advanced level of privacy and anonymity. It is envisaged that in the next few years, there will be a heightened demand for currencies with these features and this will cause the value to skyrocket.
    
    Apart from these two mentioned coins that use the CryptoNote technology, there’s a myriad of other coins in the market. They are listed below.
    
    <ol>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	DigitalNote
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	DarkNetCoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Pebblecoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Quazarcoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	AEON
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Karbo
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Boolberry
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Dashcoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Fantomcoin
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    Principles of CryptoNight
    
    It is well known that CryptoNight relies on the random access memory (RAM) and this is the reason for increased dependency on latency. Before a new block is added to the network, every other previous block is considered. It has also been observed that the algorithm demands two Mb per instance.
    
    Modern ASICs do not accept one megabyte of internal memory.
    
    Even <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">though GPUs are capable</a> of running hundreds of concurrent instances, they are proven inadequate in a number of ways. For example, the GDDR5 memory is considerably slower compared to the CPU L3 cache. Although the bandwidth is commendable, the speed of the RAM makes it effete.
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">card</a>
    
    What is CryptoNight mining?
    
    CryptoNight mining simply entails how CryptoNight coins are mined. Because there are different variants of the CryptoNight algorithm, the methods of mining them differ. For instance, Bytecoin was introduced in 2012 and it uses the CryptoNight algorithm while AEON makes use of an altered CryptoNight technology- the CryptoNight-Lite.
    
    The CryptoNight-Lite is considered less resource-demanding and it is more compatible with mobile devices. The CryptoNight-Heavy, as the name implies, is unlike the Lite version. As it was mentioned above, some of these variants were launched just to deter mining with specialized hardware.
    
    In essence, you have four options by which you can mine CryptoNight coins.
    
    <ol>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Mining with CPU
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This involves you mining the coins using your CPU or even your mobile phone. It is accessible to everyone and easy for beginners to use. However, there’s hardly any profit to this method of mining.
    
    <ol start="2">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	GPU mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This involves purchasing a <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">graphics card</a> for mining. While the cost of maintenance and the initial cost of purchase might be off-putting, it has a very good efficiency and can even be profitable for miners.
    
    <ol start="3">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	ASIC mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This is a specialized software that is dedicated to mining alone. It is one of the most efficient methods but it is also one of the most expensive. In addition, it is applicable to CryptoNight classic alone.
    
    <ol start="4">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Cloud mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    Here, you purchase a subscription from companies who invested <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">in large-scale mining equipment</a> and you mine via the cloud. It is hardly profitable and there are manifold cases of scam.
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    Drupal\cryptocompare\TwigExtension\RemoveSpace::getcard('CryptoNote is the technology or application or framework behind Monero, Bytecoin, AEON, and other aforementioned currencies. The hashing algorithm which this CryptoNote employs is known as CryptoNight, although AEON makes use of a modified algorithm, the CryptoNight-Light. The technology improves the state of privacy and anonymity as it doesn’t allow transactions to be traced on the Blockchain network.
        Advertisement
        
            
        
        
            
                    
                
                                                
    
            
            
                    
                
                                                
    
            
        
    
    
    What is CryptoNote?
    
    This is defined as an application layer protocol that underpins a lot of decentralized digital currencies which emphasize the need for <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">privacy and anonymity</a>. It was developed with the aim of dethroning already established currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as it is imbued with a number of superior features.
    
    CryptoNote currencies rely on a distributed ledger which serves to record all the balances and transactions carried out on the network. This is strikingly similar to the way <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-0">Bitcoin operates</a> but there’s just one major difference. The transactions on CryptoNote cannot be audited or traced back to the Blockchain to uncover the source of the transaction.
    
    In this arrangement, the only people who have access to the complete details of the transaction are the sender, the recipient, and any other person who has one or all of the secret keys. Every other person who tries to get information about the transaction can only see the approximate amount that was sent in the transaction.
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">card</a>
    
    What is CryptoNight?
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CryptoNight">CryptoNight</a> is a proof-of-work algorithm which was designed to be compatible with the CPU of a conventional PC. This is the technology behind CryptoNote and its mode of operation is considerably different when compared to that of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
    
    One major feature of the CryptoNight is that it is more difficult to boost the <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-mining-boom-over-as-mining-equipment-suffers-decline-in-q2-sales">mining power using ASIC</a> devices. For a while now, this is the challenge miners face and it is envisaged that this arrangement will help in keeping the mining distributed, rather than the almost-centralized system in place.
    
    The CryptoNote technology utilizing the CryptoNight hashing algorithm also helps in preventing double spending. It also ensures that the parameters are adaptive and Blockchain analysis resistance. In essence, the aim of CryptoNight is to develop the next generation of cryptocurrencies that are even more ‘crypto’ and ‘cryptic’ than the existing ones.
    
    Currencies using the CryptoNote technology
    
    Several cryptocurrencies exist nowadays which use the CryptoNote technology, albeit the technology is still deemed young. One of the most popular cryptocurrencies you must have come <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">across is Monero</a> and it is supported by the technology. The popular technology has a market capitalization of $2,306,827,776 and one XMR currently sells for $142.93 as at July 25, 2018.
    
    Similarly, another cryptocurrency currently doing averagely well is Bytecoin. Bytecoin has a market capitalization estimated to be $570,779,504. As at the time of this writing, one Bytecoin currently sells for $0.003104.
    
    Truly these values are inconsequential when you consider giants like Bitcoin and <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://cryptocomes.com/ethereum">Ethereum</a> with market caps exceeding billions. However, one thing CryptoNote currencies have in their favor is the advanced level of privacy and anonymity. It is envisaged that in the next few years, there will be a heightened demand for currencies with these features and this will cause the value to skyrocket.
    
    Apart from these two mentioned coins that use the CryptoNote technology, there’s a myriad of other coins in the market. They are listed below.
    
    <ol>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	DigitalNote
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	DarkNetCoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Pebblecoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Quazarcoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	AEON
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Karbo
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Boolberry
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Dashcoin
    	</li>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Fantomcoin
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    Principles of CryptoNight
    
    It is well known that CryptoNight relies on the random access memory (RAM) and this is the reason for increased dependency on latency. Before a new block is added to the network, every other previous block is considered. It has also been observed that the algorithm demands two Mb per instance.
    
    Modern ASICs do not accept one megabyte of internal memory.
    
    Even <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">though GPUs are capable</a> of running hundreds of concurrent instances, they are proven inadequate in a number of ways. For example, the GDDR5 memory is considerably slower compared to the CPU L3 cache. Although the bandwidth is commendable, the speed of the RAM makes it effete.
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">card</a>
    
    What is CryptoNight mining?
    
    CryptoNight mining simply entails how CryptoNight coins are mined. Because there are different variants of the CryptoNight algorithm, the methods of mining them differ. For instance, Bytecoin was introduced in 2012 and it uses the CryptoNight algorithm while AEON makes use of an altered CryptoNight technology- the CryptoNight-Lite.
    
    The CryptoNight-Lite is considered less resource-demanding and it is more compatible with mobile devices. The CryptoNight-Heavy, as the name implies, is unlike the Lite version. As it was mentioned above, some of these variants were launched just to deter mining with specialized hardware.
    
    In essence, you have four options by which you can mine CryptoNight coins.
    
    <ol>
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Mining with CPU
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
    This involves you mining the coins using your CPU or even your mobile phone. It is accessible to everyone and easy for beginners to use. However, there’s hardly any profit to this method of mining.
    
    <ol start="2">
    	<li dir="ltr">
    	GPU mining
    	</li>
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    What is CryptoNote?
    
    This is defined as an application layer protocol that underpins a lot of decentralized digital currencies which emphasize the need for <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">privacy and anonymity</a>. It was developed with the aim of dethroning already established currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as it is imbued with a number of superior features.
    
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    In this arrangement, the only people who have access to the complete details of the transaction are the sender, the recipient, and any other person who has one or all of the secret keys. Every other person who tries to get information about the transaction can only see the approximate amount that was sent in the transaction.
    
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    What is CryptoNight?
    
    <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CryptoNight">CryptoNight</a> is a proof-of-work algorithm which was designed to be compatible with the CPU of a conventional PC. This is the technology behind CryptoNote and its mode of operation is considerably different when compared to that of Bitcoin and Ethereum.
    
    One major feature of the CryptoNight is that it is more difficult to boost the <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#-mining-boom-over-as-mining-equipment-suffers-decline-in-q2-sales">mining power using ASIC</a> devices. For a while now, this is the challenge miners face and it is envisaged that this arrangement will help in keeping the mining distributed, rather than the almost-centralized system in place.
    
    The CryptoNote technology utilizing the CryptoNight hashing algorithm also helps in preventing double spending. It also ensures that the parameters are adaptive and Blockchain analysis resistance. In essence, the aim of CryptoNight is to develop the next generation of cryptocurrencies that are even more ‘crypto’ and ‘cryptic’ than the existing ones.
    
    Currencies using the CryptoNote technology
    
    Several cryptocurrencies exist nowadays which use the CryptoNote technology, albeit the technology is still deemed young. One of the most popular cryptocurrencies you must have come <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="#">across is Monero</a> and it is supported by the technology. The popular technology has a market capitalization of $2,306,827,776 and one XMR currently sells for $142.93 as at July 25, 2018.
    
    Similarly, another cryptocurrency currently doing averagely well is Bytecoin. Bytecoin has a market capitalization estimated to be $570,779,504. As at the time of this writing, one Bytecoin currently sells for $0.003104.
    
    Truly these values are inconsequential when you consider giants like Bitcoin and <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="https://cryptocomes.com/ethereum">Ethereum</a> with market caps exceeding billions. However, one thing CryptoNote currencies have in their favor is the advanced level of privacy and anonymity. It is envisaged that in the next few years, there will be a heightened demand for currencies with these features and this will cause the value to skyrocket.
    
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    	DigitalNote
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    	DarkNetCoin
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    	Pebblecoin
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    	Quazarcoin
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    	AEON
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    	Karbo
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    	Boolberry
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    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Dashcoin
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    	Fantomcoin
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    Principles of CryptoNight
    
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    What is CryptoNight mining?
    
    CryptoNight mining simply entails how CryptoNight coins are mined. Because there are different variants of the CryptoNight algorithm, the methods of mining them differ. For instance, Bytecoin was introduced in 2012 and it uses the CryptoNight algorithm while AEON makes use of an altered CryptoNight technology- the CryptoNight-Lite.
    
    The CryptoNight-Lite is considered less resource-demanding and it is more compatible with mobile devices. The CryptoNight-Heavy, as the name implies, is unlike the Lite version. As it was mentioned above, some of these variants were launched just to deter mining with specialized hardware.
    
    In essence, you have four options by which you can mine CryptoNight coins.
    
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    	<li dir="ltr">
    	ASIC mining
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    </ol>
    
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    	<li dir="ltr">
    	Cloud mining
    	</li>
    </ol>
    
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CryptoNote is the technology or application or framework behind Monero, Bytecoin, AEON, and other aforementioned currencies. The hashing algorithm which this CryptoNote employs is known as CryptoNight, although AEON makes use of a modified algorithm, the CryptoNight-Light. The technology improves the state of privacy and anonymity as it doesn’t allow transactions to be traced on the Blockchain network.

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What is CryptoNote?

This is defined as an application layer protocol that underpins a lot of decentralized digital currencies which emphasize the need for privacy and anonymity. It was developed with the aim of dethroning already established currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum as it is imbued with a number of superior features.

CryptoNote currencies rely on a distributed ledger which serves to record all the balances and transactions carried out on the network. This is strikingly similar to the way Bitcoin operates but there’s just one major difference. The transactions on CryptoNote cannot be audited or traced back to the Blockchain to uncover the source of the transaction.

In this arrangement, the only people who have access to the complete details of the transaction are the sender, the recipient, and any other person who has one or all of the secret keys. Every other person who tries to get information about the transaction can only see the approximate amount that was sent in the transaction.

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What is CryptoNight?

CryptoNight is a proof-of-work algorithm which was designed to be compatible with the CPU of a conventional PC. This is the technology behind CryptoNote and its mode of operation is considerably different when compared to that of Bitcoin and Ethereum.

One major feature of the CryptoNight is that it is more difficult to boost the mining power using ASIC devices. For a while now, this is the challenge miners face and it is envisaged that this arrangement will help in keeping the mining distributed, rather than the almost-centralized system in place.

The CryptoNote technology utilizing the CryptoNight hashing algorithm also helps in preventing double spending. It also ensures that the parameters are adaptive and Blockchain analysis resistance. In essence, the aim of CryptoNight is to develop the next generation of cryptocurrencies that are even more ‘crypto’ and ‘cryptic’ than the existing ones.

Currencies using the CryptoNote technology

Several cryptocurrencies exist nowadays which use the CryptoNote technology, albeit the technology is still deemed young. One of the most popular cryptocurrencies you must have come across is Monero and it is supported by the technology. The popular technology has a market capitalization of $2,306,827,776 and one XMR currently sells for $142.93 as at July 25, 2018.

Similarly, another cryptocurrency currently doing averagely well is Bytecoin. Bytecoin has a market capitalization estimated to be $570,779,504. As at the time of this writing, one Bytecoin currently sells for $0.003104.

Truly these values are inconsequential when you consider giants like Bitcoin and Ethereum with market caps exceeding billions. However, one thing CryptoNote currencies have in their favor is the advanced level of privacy and anonymity. It is envisaged that in the next few years, there will be a heightened demand for currencies with these features and this will cause the value to skyrocket.

Apart from these two mentioned coins that use the CryptoNote technology, there’s a myriad of other coins in the market. They are listed below.

  1. DigitalNote

  2. DarkNetCoin

  3. Pebblecoin

  4. Quazarcoin

  5. AEON

  6. Karbo

  7. Boolberry

  8. Dashcoin

  9. Fantomcoin

Principles of CryptoNight

It is well known that CryptoNight relies on the random access memory (RAM) and this is the reason for increased dependency on latency. Before a new block is added to the network, every other previous block is considered. It has also been observed that the algorithm demands two Mb per instance.

Modern ASICs do not accept one megabyte of internal memory.

Even though GPUs are capable of running hundreds of concurrent instances, they are proven inadequate in a number of ways. For example, the GDDR5 memory is considerably slower compared to the CPU L3 cache. Although the bandwidth is commendable, the speed of the RAM makes it effete.

card

What is CryptoNight mining?

CryptoNight mining simply entails how CryptoNight coins are mined. Because there are different variants of the CryptoNight algorithm, the methods of mining them differ. For instance, Bytecoin was introduced in 2012 and it uses the CryptoNight algorithm while AEON makes use of an altered CryptoNight technology- the CryptoNight-Lite.

The CryptoNight-Lite is considered less resource-demanding and it is more compatible with mobile devices. The CryptoNight-Heavy, as the name implies, is unlike the Lite version. As it was mentioned above, some of these variants were launched just to deter mining with specialized hardware.

In essence, you have four options by which you can mine CryptoNight coins.

  1. Mining with CPU

This involves you mining the coins using your CPU or even your mobile phone. It is accessible to everyone and easy for beginners to use. However, there’s hardly any profit to this method of mining.

  1. GPU mining

This involves purchasing a graphics card for mining. While the cost of maintenance and the initial cost of purchase might be off-putting, it has a very good efficiency and can even be profitable for miners.

  1. ASIC mining

This is a specialized software that is dedicated to mining alone. It is one of the most efficient methods but it is also one of the most expensive. In addition, it is applicable to CryptoNight classic alone.

  1. Cloud mining

Here, you purchase a subscription from companies who invested in large-scale mining equipment and you mine via the cloud. It is hardly profitable and there are manifold cases of scam.

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