The MXC cryptocurrency platform is based on the low power wide area network (LPWAN) and the Machine eXchange Protocol (MXProtocol). MXC brings an exceptionally unique coin offering, Machine exchange Coin (MXC), with this solid device network foundation. MXC enables additional data transactions within this massive data market. LPWAN (low-power wide area network) is a wireless wide area network technology that interconnects low-bandwidth, battery-powered devices with low bit rates.
MXProtocol aims to reduce collision between networks and build an inter-chain data market. In addition, it also plans to establish a market for network coverage and introduce an independent quality-of-services (QoS) framework for data providers and receivers alike. This is the first time users, corporations, and enterprises can all seek to participate in building a decentralized and secured LPWAN worldwide. Adopters can aim to profit and trade MXC simply by connecting anything to the network.
MXC is an ERC-20 utility token used for device transactions on the MXC Supernode network. Staking gives the MXC community a chance to share in Supernode profits. A Supernode is a peer-to-peer network node that serves as a relay and proxy server for other users, handling data flow and connections.
Machine Exchange Coin (MXC) is a decentralized global token technology that seeks to offer a unique and specifically designed data trade network. Data can be shared on a broader scale while aiming to ensure complete end-to-end privacy. MXC is intended to be distributed to data owners, receivers, and network hosts, facilitating the cross-over between a commodity-based coin and an everyday trading coin currency.
Members of the MXC community can stake and share in MXC Supernode profits. Its operators, Supernode stakers, and the MXC Foundation receive a small percentage of all network fees transacted through a Supernode.
