CY Cyberyen

Price of 1 Cyberyen today (18 March)

$ 0.000000056

-1.75%

Price of Cyberyen (CY)

Market Cap

$ 8.5K

#11283

Trading Volume, 24h

$ 6.2K

-5%

Dominance

0.00000031%

In circulation CY

151,487,212,379

Price Min/Max

24 hrs

$ 0.000000056

$ 0.000000057

30 days

$ 0.000000048

$ 0.00000016

1 year

$ 0.0000000069

$ 0.0000015

CY Sectors:

Cyberyen does not belong to any sector.

Exchanges where CY is traded

	Exchange	Pair	Price	Volume, 24h
1	Bitcointry	CY/USDT	$ 0.000000057 ₮ 0.000000057	$ 6,331	Go
2	XeggeX	CY/LTC	$ 0.000000092 Ł 0.0000000011	$ 10	Go
3	XeggeX	CY/USDT	$ 0.000000095 ₮ 0.000000095	$ 10	Go
4	Komodo Wallet	CY/DGB	$ 0.00000011 DGB 0.0000	$ 0	Go

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Today Cyberyen (CY) traded on Bitcointry Exchange, XeggeX, and Komodo Wallet. The maximum trading volume is observed for the trading pair CY/USDT and reaches 6.3 ths. dollar (100% of the total volume across all exchanges). During the week, the minimum price for Cyberyen (CY) is fixed on Tuesday at 0.000000055 cents. Currently, the token Cyberyen is trading in the range of 0.0000056 cents or 0.00000000018 kopecks for 1 CY.

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What is Cyberyen?

Cyberyen is an innovative peer-to-peer payment network, completely decentralized without any central authority, that enables instant payments at virtually no cost to anyone in the world.

The open source software Cyberyen Core allows anyone to manage a node on the Cyberyen blockchain network and uses the Scrypt hashing method adopted for this cryptocurrency to confirm work.

Cyberyen is a hybrid grown from Litecoin with the addition of new block parameters. The Mimblewimble Protocol provides users with the ability to send confidential transactions where the amount being sent is known only between the sender and recipient, as well as the benefit of having a personal address balance and increased transaction throughput.

Cyberyen is anarchy - without rulers, but not without rules. Rules are defined and enforced by network members. Cyberyen's underlying "bottom-up" governance model, where each node operator governs itself by making sure no one else on the network breaks the rules they agree to.