CRW/BRL: Convert Crown (CRW) to Real (BRL)

Crown (CRW) is a digital token that operates on a blockchain platform. It's a type of cryptocurrency that can be used for a variety of products and services, and can also be traded against other altcoins and fiat currencies. The Crown Platform utilizes incentivized nodes, or secure servers, to provide scalability and fault-tolerance for new economy applications. Community members can set up their own nodes to earn CRW while helping to maintain the network. The platform also features a non-fungible token (NFT) framework, which allows the community to register physical or digital assets on the Crown blockchain.

Crown operates on a Proof of Stake Consensus System (MNPoS), which allows both masternodes and systemnodes to create new blocks and add them to the blockchain. Users do not need to run hot wallets to participate in the staking process. Masternodes and systemnodes are required to have a certain amount of CRW "locked" as collateral to be considered active and receive node rewards. Crown also uses a concept called stake pointers, which are stakeable tokens given to masternodes and systemnodes when they receive rewards. These pointers are time-sensitive and used to determine whether a node is recently active.

Crown aims to support a wide range of applications in the new digital economy. Its NFT framework allows developers to tokenize assets on the Crown blockchain, turning it into an asset chain. This could be used to register and track ownership of a variety of physical or digital assets. Additionally, the Crown platform hosts a self-organized and governed community of developers, merchants, and enterprising individuals, creating an open-access, decentralized economy that uses blockchain technology to support new applications.

Crown was conceived in 2013 by four Bitcoin enthusiasts and was launched as Crowncoin in 2014. It was renamed to Crown in 2016 and has since implemented several features such as a masternode model, a governance system, and a second node layer called Systemnodes. In 2019, Crown transitioned from a Bitcoin merge-mined Proof of Work to a Masternode Proof of Stake consensus system. The same year, it released its Non-Fungible Token (NFT) framework specification. In 2020, Crown released its NFT framework into the mainnet and updated its Electrum wallet to be fully functional with Trezor. In 2021, Crown launched wCRW tokens on the Binance Smart Chain and registered a CO2 reduction certificate as a NFT. In 2023, Crown launched wCRW tokens on the Polygon network and released an NFT app.