EquiHash Coins

EquiHash, created by Alex Biryukov and Dmitry Khovratovich, was first unveiled in 2016, at the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium in San Diego. It is based on the Generalized Birthday Problem, a cryptography concept created in 1957. Equihash is memory-intensive, meaning the amount of mining you can do is governed by how much RAM you have.

Currently, we list 11 cryptocurrencies for the EquiHash algorithm.

Scroll right for more information

	Coin	Price	Market Cap	Volume	Supply
1.	Zcash	$52.62	$314,645,367	269,434,333	5,954,419
2.	Bitcoin Gold	$12.32	$215,790,857	13,485,191	17,513,924
3.	Komodo	$0.9465697607	$105,839,639	1,378,859	111,813,882
4.	Aion	$0.1151479645	$33,607,852	1,365,646	291,866,662
5.	ZenCash	$5.22	$30,640,007	316,356	5,870,763
6.	ZClassic	$1.04	$6,016,433	167,368	5,812,950
7.	ZelCash	$0.0420526728	$2,304,976	148,917	54,484,400
8.	BitcoinZ	$0.0002000836	$759,450	205,056	3,797,011,143
9.	SnowGem	$0.0626050936	$759,321	131,149	12,111,350
10.	VoteCoin	$0.0009475199	$0	25	0

11.	Hush	$0.0598258475	$0	280	0

More Algorithms

EquiHash is just one of many mining algorithms, visit our algorithms page to see them all. Here are some of the most popular ones:

Scrypt X11 SHA-256 Proof of Stake (PoS) X13 EtHash NeoScrypt CryptoNight Quark Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) Xevan