Zano

Zano is an open-source layer-1 blockchain designed to provide enterprise-grade privacy, security, and scalability for individuals and organizations that want to conduct financial activity without publicly exposing transaction details or amounts. It aims to solve the problem of transaction transparency found in earlier cryptocurrencies by hiding sender, receiver, and value information by default. Beyond simple payments, it serves as a platform for issuing private tokens and building decentralized applications that inherit its confidentiality properties.

Zano operates using a hybrid consensus model that combines Proof of Work and Proof of Stake, producing a new block roughly every one minute. Transactions are made untraceable through d/v-CLSAG Ring Signatures and Stealth Addresses, which conceal both the parties involved and the amounts transferred, with private data never published publicly on-chain. The ZANO token is used to pay for activity on the network and to participate in staking, and the project's confidential assets framework allows users to issue additional privacy tokens secured by the same underlying mechanisms.

The data stored for Zano does not include a fee revenue stream, so fee-based measures such as protocol earnings or fee yields are not available on this page. What the data does show is that approximately 99.99 percent of supply has already been issued at the point in time recorded, and the ratio of fully diluted value to market capitalization sits at 1.000036, meaning there is effectively no material additional supply scheduled to enter circulation. Because no maximum supply is recorded, the long-run emission schedule is not determinable from the figures here alone.