HashCoin (HSC) is a digital currency that operates on the Ethereum platform. It is a product of HashFuture, a next-generation blockchain platform that seeks to address the challenges of digital asset property rights and cross-chain asset transfer. HashCoin strives to provide a three-dimensional, one-stop platform for the affirmation and circulation of digital assets. The platform is structured into three layers: the protocol layer, the technical layer, and the application layer. HashCoin's supply is capped at 50 billion pieces, with the intention of maintaining its value and scarcity.

HashCoin operates on a three-layered structure. The protocol layer, known as "HashModel", is a consensus protocol system developed after extensive research into laws, regulations, social culture, and transaction practices across various countries. The technical layer, referred to as "HashNode", seeks to solve the issues of asset digitization and cross-chain circulation. Lastly, the application layer, "HashWorld", provides user-friendly APIs and a platform for users to interact with simple, trustworthy, and secure products. HashWorld is divided into three modules: Hash View, Hash Asset, and Hash Wallet. This structure allows HashCoin to function as a platform for digital asset affirmation and circulation.

HashCoin seeks to redefine the way digital assets are recognized, digitized, and circulated. It strives to address the pain points of traditional property rights definition and asset circulation, particularly for digital assets. HashCoin can be used on the HashFuture platform to facilitate the affirmation and circulation of digital assets. It also seeks to enhance the efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and security of asset exchange through blockchain technology. Furthermore, HashCoin can be used within the HashWorld application platform, which includes modules for viewing, managing, and storing digital assets.

HashCoin is a product of HashFuture, a next-generation blockchain platform for digital assets. The HashFuture Foundation of Singapore is the main body responsible for HashCoin's issuance. The foundation has been collaborating with legal advisors from different countries since its inception, striving to comply with major international laws and regulations. HashFuture issued HashCoin in a total amount of 50 billion pieces, with a distribution strategy that includes pre-sale to private equity and exchange, allocation to the founding team, and ecosystem rewards to users, servers, and developers. The foundation also has a long-term plan for partnerships, ecosystem development, and funds.