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e-Gulden
e-Gulden
EFL
$0.1018
-1.01%
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e-Gulden
EFL
$0.1018
-1.01%
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One time
SGD
EFL
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98.2062
EFL
$50
$150
$500
EFL is not tradable yet, but you can trade Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 400+ other coins on Crypto.com
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Market cap
$2.14M
Rank
#2325
24H volume
$2
Circulating supply
21M EFL
100% of total
All-time high
$0.76
-646.67%
All-time low
$0.00
99.37%
Total supply
21M EFL
Max supply
21M EFL
e-Gulden Price Summaries
e-Gulden's price today is $0.1018, with a 24-hour trading volume of $2. EFL is -1.01% in the last 24 hours. It is currently -0.21% from its 7-day all-time high of $0.102, and 14.32% from its 7-day all-time low of $0.08907.EFL has a circulating supply of 21M EFL and a max supply of 21M EFL.e-Gulden is a project that was initiated by a group of students in the Netherlands. Their mission was to present a local alternative to the Euro and Bitcoin. In July 2014, a group of volunteers set up the Electroniic Gulden foundation. The current focus of the Electronic Gulden Foundation is community building, especially within the Dutch community.Its approach towards addressing the 51% attack vulnerability inherent in PoW coins was through the use of an "oeruschield" extension, named after two e-Gulden core-developers. This shield entails "identified mining". Dutch companies registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce can reportedly request certification to be allowed to operate a certified mining pool,1 in 6 e-gulden blocks must be mined by a certified mining pool. Currently, 3 such pools are operational. These mining pools reportedly control 1/6 of the e-gulden network difficulty.