Frog Coin

Introduction

Frog is a Proof-Of-Work/Proof-Of-Stake (PoW/PoS) hybrid blockchain with Master-nodes that was created to raise awareness for declining frog population around the globe and raise funds for global non-profit frog foundations. BMW-512 is a lightweight algo that is restricted by ram speed, in turn power comsumption is much lower than other power hungry algos. Every block minted will have a Percent automatically donated to an established and verified charities wallet to fund their Mission Plan. 

Wildlife conservation is the practice of protecting plant and animal species and their habitats. As part of the world's ecosystems, wildlife provides balance and stability to nature's processes. With help from the community we can give verified global orginizations the help they need!  

fun facts

  • There are over 6,000 species of frogs worldwide. Scientists continue to search for new ones.

  • There is evidence that frogs have roamed the Earth for more than 200 million years, at least as long as the dinosaurs.

  • One gram of the toxin produced by the skin of the golden poison dart frog could kill 100,000 people.

  • A group of birds is called a flock, a group of cattle is called a herd, but a group of frogs is called an army.

  • Most frogs have teeth, although usually only on their upper jaw. The teeth are used to hold prey in place until the frog can swallow it.

  • The world’s tiniest frog is the Paedophryne amanuensis. It’s about the size of a common housefly. It lives in leaf litter in the rain forests of Papua New Guinea.

  • We are decentralized and completely anonymous, we do not collect any personal information. If you choose to donate your pow/pos coins to our charity and wish to disclose your information to them, then do so.

    We want to help our future generations Enjoy what we have today. If we can help at least one species not go extinct then we did our part!!!

    Intro imageWallet and Specs

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    Coin Name: Frog Coin
    Ticker: FROG
    Algo: BMW512
    Block Spacing: 2 Minutes
    Stake Minimum Age: 60 Confirmations (PoS-v3) | 2 Hours (PoS-v2)
    Block Reward: 225 FROG
    PoW/PoS Reward: 150 FROG
    MasterNode Reward: 70 FROG
    Dev/donation: 5 FROG
    MasterNode Collateral: 75,000
    Maximum Coin Count: 1 Billion FROG
    Premine Coin Count: 15 Million
    Mineable/Mintable Coin Count: 985,000,000 FROG
    Port: 20995
    RPC Port: 20925
    Cardano Policy ID: 91fbce324827fcb04240e95772277225997fde8af6bfebd16b3f381c


    About Us


    Frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, and caecilians are going extinct. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)'s Red List of Threatened Species estimates that at least one-third of known amphibian species are threatened with extinction, a rate higher than that for birds or mammals. Major threats to amphibians include habitat loss or degradation and the rapidly dispersing infectious disease chytridiomycosis. Managed populations of amphibians may become the only conservation hope for many species faced with imminent extinction.

    Frog populations have been declining worldwide at unprecedented rates, and nearly one-third of the world’s amphibian species are threatened with extinction. Up to 200 species have completely disappeared since 1980, and this is NOT normal: amphibians naturally go extinct at a rate of only about one species every 500 years!!! Amphibian populations are faced with an array of environmental problems, including pollution, infectious diseases, habitat loss, invasive species, climate change, and over-harvesting for the pet and food trades. Unless we act quickly, amphibian species will continue to disappear, resulting in irreversible consequences to the planet’s ecosystems and to humans. Frogs eat mosquitoes; provide us with medical advances; serve as food for birds, fish and monkeys; and their tadpoles filter our drinking water.

    Tadpoles keep waterways clean by feeding on algae. Adult frogs eat large quantities of insects, including disease vectors that can transmit fatal illnesses to humans (i.e. mosquitoes/malaria). Frogs also serve as an important food source to a diverse array of predators, including dragonflies, fish, snakes, birds, beetles, centipedes and even monkeys. Thus, the disappearance of frog populations disturbs an intricate food web, and results in negative impacts that cascade through the ecosystem.

    Frogs and toads have served as important cultural symbols for centuries; this can range from symbolizing fertility in ancient Egypt, luck in Japan, and rain gods for some Native American cultures to Kermit the Frog's status as a modern-day celebrity. Frogs and toads have been vitally important in the field of human medicine and compounds from their skin are currently being tested for anti-cancer and anti-HIV properties. Frogs and toads also play an important role, serving as both prey and predator, in wetland ecosystems and are considered indicators of environmental health. Many previously abundant frog and toad populations have experienced dramatic population declines both in the United States and around the world and it's essential that scientists understand the scope, geographic scale, and cause of these declines. 


    Frogs are important in medical research that benefits humans

    Frogs produce a wide array of skin secretions, many of which have significant potential to improve human health through their use as pharmaceuticals. Approximately 10% of Nobel Prizes in Physiology and Medicine have resulted from investigations that used frogs. When a frog species disappears, so does any promise it holds for improving human health.

    A group of Russian researchers (https://phys.org/news/2012-12-frog-in-bucket-of-milk-folklore-potential-antibiotics.html#jCp) found over 76 different antimicrobial peptides on the skin of the European Common Brown Frog (Rana temporaria). “These peptides could be potentially useful for the prevention of both pathogenic and antibiotic resistant bacterial strains” the scientists concluded.

    The Northern Gastric Brooding Frog (Rheobatrachus vitellinus) lived exclusively in the Eungella Range in Queensland, Australia. These amazing frogs could actually shut down their gastric juices while rearing their young inside their stomachs! They therefore held great promise for advances in human medicine, as research on these frogs may have resulted in a cure for peptic ulcers, which affect 25 million people in the United States alone. Unfortunately, the gastric-brooding frogs vanished within a few years of being discovered by scientists. The health of humans and frogs is clearly intertwined.

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