Decred

Decred is a layer-1 blockchain currency, launched on 8 February 2016, that classifies itself as both a privacy coin and a store-of-value asset. It aims to solve a governance problem common to public blockchains: the difficulty of reaching binding, community-wide decisions about how a protocol should evolve. Its intended audience is participants who want a currency whose rules are set by stakeholders rather than by a small group of developers or miners.

Decred uses a hybrid consensus design that combines proof-of-work mining under the Blake-256 algorithm with a proof-of-stake layer, where DCR holders lock tokens to vote on block validity and protocol changes. Blocks are produced roughly every 5 minutes, and the combination of the two mechanisms means that neither miners alone nor stakers alone can unilaterally alter the chain. DCR is the native token used to pay transaction fees, participate in on-chain governance votes, and receive block rewards.

The data provided does not include a specific fee-revenue figure or a breakdown of how block rewards are split among miners, stakers, and the project treasury, so this site carries no fee-stream metrics for Decred. What the data does show is that 84.04 percent of the maximum 21,000,000 DCR supply has been issued, with a dilution overhang of just 0.002688 percent remaining, making the fully diluted value effectively equal to the current market capitalisation — the fdv-to-mcap ratio stands at 1.000027 as of the most recent point-in-time reading. Because there is no fee data stored here, any fee-based valuation measures that this site might display for other assets are not available for DCR.