TXC TEXITcoin

TEXITcoin (TXC) is a decentralized, proof-of-work Layer 1 cryptocurrency forked from Litecoin and operated exclusively within a single U.S. state. It employs the Scrypt hashing algorithm, the same consensus mechanism used by its parent network, and supports merged mining, which allows miners to secure multiple compatible networks simultaneously and contributes to overall network robustness. The project is designed around peer-to-peer value transfer, prioritizing fast settlement and low transaction costs without relying on intermediaries. Its native token, TXC, has a fixed maximum supply of 353 million coins, distributed gradually through mining over an extended period of roughly 138 years. Beyond its role as a medium of exchange, the TEXITcoin network supports the creation of custom Layer 2 tokens, enabling communities and groups to issue their own digital assets anchored to the underlying chain. Distinctively, all TXC mining is geographically restricted to a single region, reflecting the project's emphasis on local autonomy, transparency, and community-oriented monetary control rather than global or institutional participation.