HashByte (HSB)

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The website of HashByte (hashbyte.io) is offline since 2024-10-31. If you have any new information, please use the "Update Coin Data" link.

Coin Information

Estonia (EE)

Blockchain: Ethereum

Ticker: HSB

Type: Token

Contract:

Decimals: 18

Price Statistics

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Coin Supply

Circ.: 20 000 000(100%)

Total: 20 000 000

Max: 20 000 000

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Website

~~Hashbyte.io~~

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About HashByte

HashByte (HSB) was an ERC-20 token on the Ethereum blockchain, launched in December 2018 and designed with online casino gaming as its primary use case. The project aimed to provide a digital payment layer for gambling platforms, offering fast and pseudonymous transactions without reliance on traditional banking systems. The HashByte website operated under tge.hashbyte.io until October 2024, when it went offline, and no successor project has been publicly announced.

HashByte focused on the online gambling sector, positioning HSB as a settlement token for casino game payments. Anonymity and transaction speed were highlighted as properties suited to online gaming platforms. The project maintained a social presence via the @Hashbyte_mining account on X and a Telegram channel at t.me/hashbyte_airdrop. No whitepaper, roadmap, or formal tokenomics documentation has been identified in the project’s public materials.

HSB has a total and maximum supply of 20,000,000 tokens (20 million). The contract address on Ethereum is 0x7563fb1cf29a9cba24bdbb356fefdea82d77cb1d, verifiable on Etherscan. The project launched in December 2018 and operated for approximately six years before the website became unreachable in October 2024. No burn mechanisms, staking, or secondary token functions were publicly described for HSB.