The blockchain project PirateCash integrated CoinGecko into the asset-monitoring service “Portfolio” and improved the privacy of its users. ForkLog reported this, the PirateCash team said.
After the integration with CoinGecko, the list of supported assets grew to 13,183. “Portfolio” stores data about coins in the user’s browser and does not send them to PirateCash servers.
“All data about the coins is on your computer. You fully control your data, and we simply help keep them safe,” commented the project team.
PirateCash — the developer of the PIRATE cryptocurrency on the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus algorithm, focused on user anonymity. The PIRATE supply is capped at 105 million coins.
The project was launched in November 2018. Miners currently receive 25 PIRATE every eight hours. The block reward is halved every four years.
The PirateCash ecosystem includes the eponymous staking pool, a non-custodial wallet, the decentralized exchange Pirate DEX and Web3 services:
- Treasure Island — a data aggregator for cryptocurrencies;
- Notes — a service for exchanging encrypted self-destructing messages;
- Pirate Graffiti — an app for creating and editing images.
In addition, the PirateCash team is developing a multiplayer online strategy game “Sea Battles” and the metaverse “Loongoliers”.
Earlier published the April report on the state of the Bitcoin industry.