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Peercoin, also known as PPC or Peer-to-Peer Coin, was created by Sunny King and his team and launched in August 2012. It is the first blockchain to implement Proof-of-Stake consensus.

The primary inspiration behind the creation of Peercoin was to address a number of perceived shortcomings of Bitcoin, including energy efficiency, security and sustainability, decentralization and long-term viability.

Essentially it was designed as an enhanced replacement for Bitcoin. As such, it was originally forked from Bitcoin and uses the same UTXO style blockchain. However, Peercoin's code was modified to introduce Proof-of-Stake as its primary consensus protocol. The next section explains how this makes for a better blockchain.

Given that Peercoin uses most of the same code, it can easily port new features from Bitcoin and utilize any of the supporting infrastructure, including tech advancements like Taproot or Lightning Network. Peercoin is the only Proof-of-Stake blockchain that uses modern Bitcoin code, making it the perfect drop-in replacement.

Peercoin also has a dedicated community, is actively developed, fairly distributed, has low barriers of participation, can do everything that Bitcoin does, minus the 13 TWh of energy usage, and it's not a scam.

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Auroracoin (AUR) emerged as a pioneering digital currency, crafted to serve as an Icelandic alternative to both Bitcoin and the national currency, the Icelandic króna. Launched on January 24, 2014, it was introduced by an enigmatic figure or group under the pseudonym Baldur Friggjar Óðinsson. A distinctive feature of Auroracoin was its national ID enforced airdrop, a first in the cryptocurrency world, which aimed to distribute half of its total supply of 21 million coins to Iceland's 330,000 citizens.

The airdrop unfolded in three phases, starting on March 25, 2014, with 31.8 auroracoins per claimant in Phase I. Phases II and III followed, offering 318 and 636 auroracoins per claimant, respectively, concluding in 2015. Of the 10.5 million premined coins, around 40% were claimed by citizens, while 10% were allocated to the Auroracoin Foundation (M1 fund). The remaining 50% of the premined coins were intentionally destroyed, with the transaction verifiable through a specific burn address.

As of 2025, Auroracoin continues to thrive with active development and community engagement. The project remains a testament to the potential of cryptocurrencies in redefining national economies and fostering financial independence.

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