You’ve heard the headlines: Bitcoin uses more electricity than Argentina. Every second, miners across the world burn energy solving pointless puzzles — just to keep the network alive. That’s proof-of-work. And it works. But at a cost.
Every single Bitcoin transaction consumes approximately 1,000 kWh of electricity — roughly the same as powering a European household for a month. Now imagine scaling that up to millions of daily transactions. That’s not just expensive. It’s unsustainable.
Xcoin takes a radically different approach.
There’s no mining. No block production. No global race to burn energy.
Instead, Xcoin runs on a lightweight
DAG-based protocol,
maintained by efficient nodes and verified through zero-knowledge cryptography — not raw computing power.
Transactions settle in seconds. Validation takes milliseconds. And the energy usage? With Xcoin, a transaction operates in the milliwatt range — about the same as loading an email.
If Bitcoin is a coal plant, Xcoin is a solar-powered calculator.
In a world facing energy shortages, rising carbon emissions, and exploding demand for sustainable infrastructure, crypto can no longer afford to ignore its footprint.
Xcoin was designed with this in mind — not as a compromise, but as an upgrade:
Just a fast, secure, private network — that uses thousands of times less energy than Bitcoin, Ethereum, or even Monero.
Privacy and performance don’t have to cost the planet.
With Xcoin, you get both — and you can feel good about using it.