Peer-to-peer private crypto cash
Epic Cash: PrivateScarceFungibleDivisibleScalableImmutable
Epic Cash stands out in the crowded cryptocurrency space by prioritizing privacy and security. Because it runs on the Mimblewimble protocol, it’s one of the few privacy coins that doesn’t store transaction information on its blockchain, making it immune to the decrypting power of upcoming quantum computing.
Emergency Announcement!
Vite Exchange and VGate, the gateway handling Epic Cash and BTC on Vite Exchange, are currently experiencing technical difficulties. To ensure the safety of your assets, we strongly recommend that you withdraw all your Epic Cash from Vite as soon as possible.
For mobile users, please ensure that you withdraw your Epic Cash coins to Stack Wallet or Epic Pay. Desktop users should transfer their coins to the GUI Wallet. To ensure a smooth transaction, please make sure you are using the latest version of the wallet. You can download the latest version from https://epiccash.com/crypto-wallet-downloads/
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Private
All transactions are completely private and the blockchain doesn’t store transaction information.
Scarce
Only 21 million Epic Cash coins will ever be mined, making it a rare and valuable asset, like Bitcoin.
Fungible
All coins are interchangeable. Because they have no history, it’s impossible for there to be tainted coins.
Divisible
One Epic Cash coin is divisible into 100 million units. Try that with gold, silver or any other precious metal.
Scalable
With a size of just 4.4 GB, Epic’s blockchain is much smaller than other L1 chains and small enough to fit on a cell phone.
Immutable
Once you send an online or offline transaction from your wallet, it cannot be stopped by third parties.
Welcome to Epic Cash.
The Perfect Financial Solution for Today’s World.
You need the ability to privately pay anyone, anywhere, anytime, any amount, for any reason, for under a penny and in under a minute – directly from your phone or desktop. You need unstoppable money. And that’s what Epic Cash is.
When the financial bubble bursts and the system collapses, where do you want your money? In a system where the government can confiscate it to pay its debt? In a cryptocurrency that is transparent, pseudo-anonymous and relies on third parties?
Or do you want it in a private, anonymous, fast, lightweight, unstoppable system in which the mining happens on general-purpose computers anywhere in the world?
Decentralized
Nobody controls the service, which runs on a distributed network of nodes.
Trustless
Does not require parties to know or trust each other to carry out transactions between themselves.
Epic Cash
Financial freedom for the people.
- Censorship Resistant
- Privacy Protecting
- Confiscation Resistant
- Proof-of-Work Mining Algorithm
- Open-source Software
- Fair Launched
- No Pre-mine
- No Initial Coin Offering (ICO)
- No Company
- No Venture Capital
- Limited Supply (21 million coins)
Max Supply
Circulating Supply
Private Transactions
Blockchain Size
E.P.I.C.
Epic Private Internet Cash
Privacy Protecting
Epic Cash runs on the Mimblewimble protocol, which doesn’t store transaction information such as wallet addresses and amounts sent.
Permissionless
Unlike fiat transactions, which can take days to be approved and are often rejected, Epic Cash transactions take place peer-to-peer.
Fair Launched
Epic Cash had a fair launch. There was no Initial Coin Offering (ICO) or pre-mine and it did not receive any funds from venture capitalists.
Limited Supply
As with Bitcoin (BTC), Epic Cash is mined using a proof-of-work algorithm and has a maximum supply of 21 million coins and disinflationary halvings.
Proof-of-Work
Epic has a polyphasic proof-of-work eco-friendly mining algorithm: 48% CPU, 48% GPU and 4% ASIC, allowing anyone with a general-purpose computer to mine it.
Open Source
Epic Cash is being developed through open collaboration, and its source code is available for anyone to use, examine, alter, improve and redistribute.
The Beauty of Mimblewimble
Mimblewimble is a new type of blockchain that makes transactions faster, smaller, and more private compared to older blockchains like Bitcoin (BTC). Here’s how it works and why it’s better:
1. Bitcoin’s Way: In Bitcoin, when you send money, the network has to keep track of all the inputs (where the money comes from) and outputs (where it goes). This can create a lot of data, making transactions slow and the blockchain very large. For example, Bitcoin’s blockchain is about 620 GB.
2. Mimblewimble’s Way: Instead of tracking every input and output, Mimblewimble uses a smarter system. The sender and receiver create special keys (called multi-signatures) to confirm the transaction. They also use something called a “blinding factor” to hide transaction details like how much money is being sent, so only the sender and receiver know about it. This keeps things private and secure.
3. Cut-Through: One of the most powerful features of Mimblewimble is called Cut-Through. When someone sends money to someone else, the system gets rid of unnecessary data. So, instead of keeping track of each step in a chain of transactions, it just stores the final result. This makes the blockchain much smaller and faster. For example, the blockchain for EPIC is only 4.46 GB, much smaller than Bitcoin’s.
4. Privacy by Default: Mimblewimble automatically keeps transactions private. Unlike older privacy systems (like Monero or ZCash), which are complex and need extra steps to hide data, Mimblewimble does it easily without extra work. This makes it harder for anyone to trace your transactions.
Want to learn more about Epic Cash?
If you want to learn all of the technical details about Epic Cash then check out our articles page. There you will learn everything you ever wanted to know about Epic Cash and why it’s considered superior money.
Testimonials
“Epic Cash has all of the positive attributes one could ask for relating to private cryptocurrencies. The only thing missing is widespread adoption. But, that’s not an if, it’s a when… so those interested in the power of private money would be wise to acquire a meaningful position in Epic Cash before it becomes a required investment.”
Todd Pitner – Co-host of Decentralize TV
“After taking the time to learn how EPIC achieves transaction privacy through the use of Mimblewimble, I realized the enormous potential and value it has as a currency in exchange for goods and services – by maintaining confidentiality between both parties from unwanted and unnecessary scrutiny.”
Sky King – Epic Cash Tech Contributor
“Because it runs on the Mimblewimble protocol, Epic Cash does not store any wallet addresses or amounts on its extremely lightweight blockchain, making it an ideal cryptocurrency for a fully-fledged replacement of cash. Private, scarce, limited to 21 million coins and immune to upcoming quantum computers capable of decrypting encrypted information.”
Tilman – Author and Epic Cash User
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Epic Cash can be bought on TradeOgre. TradeOgre is a secure and user-friendly cryptocurrency exchange that allows you to buy, sell, and trade Epic Cash alongside a variety of other digital assets.
Yes, you can access your Epic Cash via both a desktop wallet and a mobile wallet. Both the desktop wallet and mobile wallets can be downloaded here.
Absolutely. Epic Cash has a polyphasic proof-of-work mining algorithm: 48% CPU, 48% GPU and 4% ASICs. This algorithm doesn’t allow Application-Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs) to dominate mining, making mining accessible to home computers.
No, you should not. Given that the Mimblewimble protocol doesn’t store transaction information on the blockchain, it is not advised to have two wallets with the same seed phrase, because this will create discrepancies in the balances of the wallets.
Yes, Epic Cash is one of the few regulatory-compliant coins out there. Epic Cash did not have a pre-mine, receive venture capital from investors, have an initial coin offering (ICO) nor is it controlled by a company.
Yes, Epic Cash uses the Bitcoin Standard monetary policy. Therefore, only 21 million coins will ever exist. Like Bitcoin, a maximum supply of 21 million coins will be reached at around the year 2140.
The next Epic Cash halving event is expected to take place on August 31, 2025. On this day, block rewards will decrease from 2 EPIC to 1 EPIC. To learn more about the Epic Cash blockchain, visit the Epic Cash explorer.
Approximately 0.008 of an Epic Cash coin.
Why did we create EPIC?
Media
Watch Todd Pitner’s interview with Layah Heilpern in which they discuss why Epic Cash could be considered an improved version of Bitcoin. Watch the interview.
Mike Adams, the host of Decentralize TV, interviews Todd Lewis, one of Epic Cash’s main developers, and they discuss the upcoming tech upgrades coming to Epic Cash. Discover what’s in the pipeline.
In this episode of Decentralize TV, Mike Adams and Todd Pitner talk to Gene, an Epic Cash project lead, who reveals the advantages of the Mimblewimble blockchain. Learn more about Mimblewimble.