Uquid Coin

Uquid Coin (UQC) is an ERC-20 token built on the Ethereum blockchain and designed to support the Uquid ecosystem, which offers prepaid payment cards and an online shopping infrastructure for users of cryptocurrencies. The project claims to let holders of various altcoins spend them at major online retailers such as eBay and Amazon by routing transactions through the Uquid platform. It targets cryptocurrency users who want a practical, card-based or card-less way to convert digital holdings into everyday purchasing power.

UQC lives on the Ethereum network as an ERC-20 token, meaning it follows a standard smart-contract interface and settles on Ethereum's infrastructure rather than operating its own chain. The token has no consensus algorithm of its own and a recorded block time of zero, confirming it inherits all settlement finality from Ethereum. Within the Uquid ecosystem, the coin is intended to facilitate transactions on the platform's prepaid card and shopping services, though the stored data does not detail specific on-chain mechanics beyond this token role.

The data stored for UQC contains no fee stream, revenue figures, or protocol-level earnings information, so this site carries no fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield for this asset. The circulating supply stands at 10,000,000 UQC at a price of 2.70 USD, giving a market capitalisation of 26,990,086 USD at this point in time. No maximum supply is recorded, and the supply issued percentage of 25% alongside a dilution overhang of 300% and a supply pending figure of 300% indicate that a volume of tokens three times the current circulating supply could still enter circulation, though no schedule for that is captured in the data.