The Phoenix coin, also known as PXC, is a decentralized open-source digital currency designed for everyone. It was launched in 2013 as a further development of Litecoin. The coin can be mined using common computer hardware like video cards or processors, making it accessible to a wide range of users. The development of Phoenix coin involves high transparency and participation community, accepting the most advanced technologies. With a maximum supply of 98 million coins, Phoenix coin aims to provide a fast and reliable global remittance method.
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Filippo
Mon Nov 11 2024
By 1832, the phoenix was replaced by another currency, the drachma.
Silvia
Mon Nov 11 2024
The drachma featured the image of King Otto, who was the first king of modern Greece.
Chiara
Mon Nov 11 2024
King Otto reigned from 1832 to 1862, and his image adorned the new currency.
Bianca
Mon Nov 11 2024
In 1828, Greece, which was part of the Ottoman Empire, introduced the phoenix as its currency.
BonsaiVitality
Mon Nov 11 2024
The phoenix served as the monetary unit during this period but its use was relatively short-lived.