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Peer-to-peer transfers designed without a network transaction fee.
CryptoUnit explored a blockchain for fast, fee-free transfers and user-issued digital assets—built on EOSIO and governed through delegated proof of stake.
CryptoUnit emerged during a wave of experiments asking what a purpose-built digital economy could look like: faster settlement, programmable assets, and direct ownership.
This archive separates the protocol’s documented design from market mythology—preserving the useful ideas without making promises about price, yield, or future performance.
Peer-to-peer transfers designed without a network transaction fee.
Infrastructure for communities and businesses to create digital assets.
Delegated proof of stake used to organize network consensus.
The historical network combined an EOSIO codebase, delegated block production, accounts, and token contracts into one system.
A readable identity enters the network.
Rules define an asset and its behavior.
Delegated producers validate state.
The shared ledger records the result.
These descriptions summarize publicly documented historical claims. They do not assert that the original network, wallet, exchanges, or services remain operational today.
A compact taxonomy of the assets most often associated with the historical ecosystem.
The native system token described as supporting accounts and network functions.
Historically presented in connection with a wider investment portfolio program.
Referenced as a reward unit within parts of the legacy ecosystem.
Described historically as a stable-value unit for the network.
CryptoUnit.io is being reintroduced as an independent reference for the protocol’s history, architecture, and public artifacts.
This website is informational. It does not offer financial products, solicit investment, guarantee token utility, or provide financial advice. Historical names and claims are presented for research and should be independently verified.