Emrals (EMRALS)

Emrals (EMRALS) is a cryptocurrency that aims to reward individuals for participating in city cleanup activities. The project was founded in 2014 to create a cryptocurrency-based game that incentivizes users to clean up trash in their neighborhoods. Emrals has received recognition for its innovative approach to environmental cleanup and is committed to transparency and open-source development. With a strong emphasis on community engagement, Emrals utilizes Masternode technology to provide a steady stream of funding, which powers the cleanup efforts. Inspired by Dash, Emrals strives to create a global community dedicated to the betterment of the planet.

Emrals is built on the well-established Dash blockchain, known for its masternode functionality and generous rewards. The project’s consensus mechanism combines Proof of Work (PoW) and Masternode consensus to ensure a secure network. With a maximum coin supply of 25 million, Emrals offers masternode ownership at a requirement of 1000 EMRALS. The target block time is 120 seconds, and block rewards range from 5 to 25 EMRALS per block. By leveraging these technical specifications, Emrals strives to create a sustainable funding model that supports real-world solutions for environmental conservation.

Emrals has implemented IoT (Internet of Things) connected smart trash cans called eCan. These smart cans can detect proper recycling practices and reward users with EMRALS tokens. Additionally, Emrals has developed a mobile app, where users can report trash, participate in cleanup activities, and interact with the eCan system. By deploying these innovative tools, Emrals aims to empower individuals worldwide to contribute to the preservation of the environment actively. With a roadmap that includes plans for app improvements, expansion of eCan locations, and AI enhancements, Emrals is committed to driving impactful change on a global scale.