Understand the asset
Investors
Examine recorded supply, issuance, and CERM, then explore the technology and network behind BTMK.
The Original Marking CryptoCurrency™ · Since 2014
Bitmark (BTMK)
A proof-of-work cryptocurrency with an original vision connecting currency, reputation, and recognition.
Find your route into Bitmark ↓The purpose
Understanding Bitmark starts with Marking.
Project Bitmark brings together a cryptocurrency network and an adoption vision called Marking. Its original aim connects currency with reputation: a way to recognize contributions and the value people create.
That vision gives Bitmark its identity. Understanding it belongs alongside understanding the software, issuance model, and network.
Read about the Marking vision →Project background: Project Bitmark introduction.
Choose your starting point
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Acquire and participate
Users
Read acquisition and custody guidance, and explore Bitmark’s ecosystem and original Marking concept.
Contribute to the network
Miners
Explore the eight proof-of-work algorithms, reference-node mining commands, and software documentation.
Inspect and build
Developers
Inspect Bitmark Core, find documentation and releases, and contribute through the project’s public repositories.
Understand the foundations
Technology, issuance, and participation.
Multi-algorithm Proof of Work
Read how the reference software and mining algorithms fit together, with links to technical documentation.
Explore Technology →Supply and CERM
See recorded money supply, its update time, and the explanation of Coin Emission Rate Modulation.
View Supply and Emission →Network Participation
Find paths into node software and mining, and understand the sources behind network information.
Explore the Network →Go to the sources
Read, verify, and contribute.
Use project documentation and reference software to put the website’s explanations in context.
Community and Contact
Find project repositories, report reference-software issues, or contribute to development through the project’s public GitHub channels.
Find Community Resources →Need a starting point? Browse the resource directory.