Epic Cash is a decentralized digital asset that aims to fulfill Satoshi's original vision of peer-to-peer electronic transactions. Launched in 2019 by a global community, Epic Cash utilizes the Mimblewimble protocol to provide privacy for all transactions, making the asset fungible. The blockchain is designed to be space-efficient, discarding historical transaction data in a process known as "Cut-Through". Epic Cash was initiated without an Initial Coin Offering (ICO) or premine and is continuously developed by volunteers. It strives to fulfill the definitions of a digital asset as a store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account.

Epic Cash operates on a multi-algorithm mining system, allowing a variety of equipment types to participate, not just the latest special-purpose ASICs. The Freeman Multi-Algorithm Proof of Work dynamically allocates block rewards according to a governance-specified flexible modular cipher policy. The Epic Cash blockchain is lightweight and scalable, with the entire system capable of fitting on a low-end smartphone. Users interact directly with the blockchain, eliminating the need for a custodial intermediary or third-party trusted node. Epic Cash transactions are designed to be resistant to interference; they cannot be blocked, blacklisted, filtered, or data-mined.

Epic Cash aims to unlock human potential by connecting individuals to the global market. It is designed to be efficient and low-cost, and open to all. The Epicenter ecosystem, of which Epic Cash is a key component, provides a robust platform that decentralized finance requires. Within this framework, anyone, anywhere, can create secure, scalable, globally accessible financial services. Epic Cash's privacy features make it a potential choice for individuals and businesses seeking to conduct transactions with enhanced privacy and security.

Epic Cash was launched on September 2, 2019, by a decentralized worldwide community. The project began without an ICO or premine and is developed on an ongoing basis by volunteers. The Epic Cash blockchain was built on the Mimblewimble protocol, which provides privacy for all transactions and makes the asset fungible. The project's goal is to deliver on Satoshi’s original vision of true peer-to-peer electronic transactions. Epic Cash seeks to enhance privacy protection in digital transactions, fulfilling the three principal functions of a digital asset: a store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account.