Microcurrency — Overview
“AZ Money” is a microcurrency. But what is a microcurrency?
A microcurrency is decentralized money, with a hard-capped supply (AZ Money max supply = 7,637,625 coins), distributed via mining within a geopolitical area, and then prepared to be presented to the local government for full adoption. It is valued and traded in satoshis (the smallest unit of a bitcoin) as Bitcoin is digital gold; the new Global Money; the worldwide “macrocurrency”.
Each microcurrency is run on its own independent blockchain utilizing standardized smart contract technology with satoshis or bitcoins as the native currency. This customized blockchain may be paired with the local governing system to provide essential services such as ownership, identification, transparent voting, etc. The most prominent microcurrency characteristic that sets it apart from the sea of altcoins, cryptocurrencies, and other digital tokens is that it’s built on top of a network of small independent “bank like“ operations (aka Hubs).
Anyone with integrity, competency, and a desire is invited to join this network so that they might provide their friends, family, and local community with AZ Money microcurrency services.
Getting Started
How it works
AZ Money has a 5 year distribution period that will come to an end around Feb 14th, 2028. Time’s ticking. So, let’s get you set up mining today with a portion of our industrial miners!
You can start with a free trial, or purchase a mining contract outright (with no recurring fees). Either way, the AZ Money network will pay out every two days to your AZ Money savings card until the distribution period has ended.