Pixelcoin (PXL)

Merge-Link Blockchain • Low-fee • Smart Contracts

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Next-gen PoW • Fixed supply: 1 Billion PXL

Circulating (est.) 999.09 Million by 2026

Fast, ultra-low-fee cryptocurrency built on the Merge-Link Blockchain.

Pixelcoin combines a merge sort–enhanced block structure with a Proof-of-Work consensus to deliver fast confirmations, large block capacity, and fees typically under $0.001 USD.

~$0.001

Average fee

1 Billion

Max supply

Proof-of-Work

Secure & decentralized

What is Pixelcoin? Pixelcoin (PXL) is an innovative, decentralized cryptocurrency built on a next-generation peer-to-peer blockchain architecture known as the Merge-Link Blockchain. It integrates a merge sort algorithm into each block, enabling faster transaction speeds and enhanced security.

How Pixelcoin Works

Pixelcoin uses a Proof-of-Work consensus on the Merge-Link Blockchain. Miners solve computational puzzles to produce blocks that incorporate merge-sort-like linking to increase validation efficiency.

Low Fees

Optimizations allow large block sizes and efficient propagation—resulting in fees commonly below $0.001 USD per transaction.

Smart Contracts & dApps

Pixelcoin supports smart contracts and a growing dApp ecosystem for DeFi, NFTs, and gaming.

Potential Use Cases

Everyday Transactions

Peer-to-peer payments, merchant acceptance, tipping creators — fast and extremely low-cost.

Microtransactions

Perfect for in-app purchases and streaming rewards where tiny fee overheads are critical.

Social Impact

Enables quick donations and low-friction transfers to support vulnerable communities.

Remittances

Cross-border transfers with fast confirmations and negligible fees compared to traditional remittance services.

Ecosystem & Tokenomics

Supply

Fixed total supply of 1 Billion PXL. Supply scarcity is designed to support long-term value.

Developers & dApps

Tools and SDKs allow developers to build DeFi, NFT marketplaces, and games on Pixelcoin.

Why Merge-Link?

The Merge-Link approach applies merge-sort principles to block linking and transaction ordering, reducing reorg risk and improving block propagation efficiency—helpful when scaling to larger block sizes.

Developer Snippet

Example: create and sign a Pixelcoin transaction (pseudo-code)

// 1. Prepare inputs
const tx = new Pixelcoin.Transaction();
// 2. Add outputs
// 3. Sign with private key
// 4. Broadcast to Merge-Link node

// NOTE: This is illustrative. Use official SDK for production.

Get Involved

Join the community, contribute to open-source tools, or build a dApp. Pixelcoin aims to be community-driven and developer-friendly.