Mine a New Block
Add data to your block and start mining to add it to the blockchain
Mining Rewards
Educational demonstration of mining rewards
How Mining Works
Educational explanation of blockchain mining
Mining is the process of adding new blocks to a blockchain by solving a computational puzzle.
- The Challenge: Find a hash that starts with "000" by trying different nonce values.
- Proof of Work: The computer must perform many calculations to find a valid hash.
- Validation: Once found, the block is added to the chain and linked to the previous block.
- Reward: In real blockchains, miners receive cryptocurrency as a reward.
This demo simulates the mining process in your browser to demonstrate how blockchain technology works.
Blockchain Explorer
View all blocks in the blockchain and their details
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About This Demo
Educational information about blockchain technology
This is a simplified educational demonstration of how blockchain technology works. It shows:
- How blocks are chained together using cryptographic hashes
- The proof-of-work concept through mining (finding a hash with leading zeros)
- How changing data in one block would invalidate all subsequent blocks
- The computational effort required to mine blocks
Important Note:
This is for educational purposes only and is not a real cryptocurrency. No actual tokens of value are being created or transferred.
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About EncrCoin Transactions
How EncrCoin transactions work
EncrCoin uses AES-256 encryption for secure transactions:
- Generate a Code: When you send EncrCoins, the system generates an encrypted code.
- Share the Code: Give this code to the recipient (or use it yourself).
- Redeem EncrCoins: The recipient enters the code to receive the EncrCoins.
- One-time Use: Each code can only be used once.
Security Note:
This uses AES-256 encryption in CBC mode with PKCS5 padding. For educational purposes only.