Zano

Zano is an open-source, layer-1 blockchain designed to provide enterprise-grade privacy for financial transactions and digital assets. It addresses the problem of transparent on-chain activity by hiding both transaction amounts and the parties involved, making it relevant to individuals and businesses that require confidential transfers. Beyond its native coin, Zano allows anyone to issue their own privacy-preserving tokens on the same chain, including private stablecoins or shielded representations of other assets.

Zano operates using a hybrid consensus model that combines Proof of Work and Proof of Stake, producing a new block roughly every 1 minute. Transaction privacy is achieved through d/v-CLSAG Ring Signatures and Stealth Addresses, which conceal both the sender's identity and the amount transferred, with transaction data accessible only to the authorizing parties. The ZANO coin is used to pay for transactions and to participate in the network's staking mechanism, and it serves as the foundational asset for any confidential tokens issued on the platform.

The data provided does not include a specific fee-revenue figure, so no fee stream, fee recipients, or protocol revenue can be quantified from what is stored here. What is known is that the circulating supply stands at 15,460,170.13 ZANO, representing approximately 99.99 percent of supply issued at this point in time, and the fully diluted valuation-to-market-cap ratio of 1.000077 confirms that virtually no additional supply remains to be distributed. Because no maximum supply is recorded, the long-run issuance schedule is not fully defined by the available data. The absence of fee-stream data means fee-based valuation measures cannot be applied to this asset using information on this site.