How to Buy MetaHash(MHC)
- What is MetaHash(MHC)?
- Where to Buy MetaHash(MHC)?
- What to Do After I Buy MetaHash(MHC)
- Frequently asked questions
What is MetaHash(MHC)?
MetaHash is the evolution of the Internet - the self-sustained and ultra-fast ecosystem of blockchain-based applications and websites which are governed by the community and invulnerable to any intrusions.
MetaHash original protocol solves the key issue of all blockchains and makes crypto as close to real life as never before. The versatile network utilizes AI to synchronize cross-continental nodes to create an optimal map of the network, enabling unprecedented processing speeds of more than 50k transactions per second, at no more than three seconds for approval of each transaction, which is faster than Visa or Mastercard.
MetaHash is based on a multi-layered consensus which uses five different roles that are dynamically assigned to nodes and enhances the network's resilience from 51 percent attack up to 90 percent. The network uses asynchronous block validation to eliminate the dependency of consensus time on the number of validators, and other features which altogether make MetaHash one of the most secure blockchains. As a self-financing network, MetaHash features a healthy economy which is built on MetaHashCoin.
MetaHashCoin (MHC) is a digital payment currency and key economic and functional asset of the system. Every MHC holder contributes into system's functioning and earns daily rewards through Forging, as well as owns the right to initiate or take part in Voting thus managing the existence and further development of the whole network.
Where to Buy MetaHash(MHC)?
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
Can I buy 1 MetaHash(MHC)?
Is MetaHash a good investment in 2025?
The crypto market is incredibly volatile like the stock market, it is not recommended to invest all your assets in crypto. Investors definitely need to evaluate the pros and cons of MetaHash. Sometimes you should do some research, for example, read the white paper of the project or check the data of historical MetaHash price or MetaHash Return On Investment(ROI). Ultimately, it depends on your appetite for risk.
How to Store MetaHash(MHC)?
If you want to keep and hold MetaHash(MHC) for the long term and do not plan to sell them, security may be the first thing you should consider. Although keeping them in most of the top exchanges' wallets nowadays is safer than before, with the development of security techniques, however, because of the very nature of the wallets in exchanges, they will be always online( so-called "hot wallet"), it is possible of being a hack. What's more, the exchanges shut down may cause the loss of your fund. So the safest way of storing your coins or tokens is always putting them into "Cold Wallets", it is the wallet that is totally offline. There are two types of cold wallets:
- Paper wallet: It is simply formed by using a program to randomly generate a public and private key offline and you can print them on a piece of paper, which you then store and save in a secure place. The keys are printed in the form of QR codes which you can scan in the future for all your transactions.
- Hardware cold wallet: Hardware wallets are physical devices where you can store your cryptocurrency. Your crypto addresses and keys can be kept in a USB drive device, and only the person who possesses the USB drive can access the assets.
Nowadays, most people prefer to use hardware cold wallets, if you want to store a large number of coins or tokens, you can choose to use a hardware cold wallet to store your assets.
How long does it take to buy MetaHash(MHC)?
As for DEX, the transaction will be confirmed by the node in the network. The confirmation time depends on your gas price. If you submit with a low gas price, you can find your transaction taking a long time to process. For advice on what gas prices will result in a transaction being finalized in a reasonable amount of time, if you are using the Ethereum network, please refer to sources such as Etherscan's gas tracker, or a similar tracker for whichever network you're using.
