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Avalanche describes itself as an “open, programmable smart contracts platform for decentralized applications.” What does that mean? Like many other decentralized protocols, Avalanche has its own token called AVAX, which is used to pay transaction fees and can be staked to secure the network.
NEAR is the native token of the NEAR Protocol, a highly scalable blockchain network that provides a developer-friendly, decentralized application platform. NEAR tokens are used to pay network fees and can be staked to enhance network security.
Algorand seeks to build on similar projects like Ethereum by improving scalability, security, and reducing the amount of time it takes for transactions on the network to be considered “final.”
Developers can use Algorand to create decentralized applications — for loans, decentralized trading, and many other uses — that can take advantage of fast, low-cost transaction processing while scaling to a large number of users.
In July 2016, the Ethereum network hard forked into two blockchains: Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. Ethereum Classic is now a completely separate cryptocurrency with different technological and philosophical goals. Ethereum Classic is a cryptocurrency with a special focus on immutability, popularly expressed as “code is law.”
FLOW is a cryptocurrency that powers Flow, a layer one blockchain and smart contract platform. FLOW can be used to pay for transactions, vote on the future of the network, and staked by validators to secure the network.
SAND is an Ethereum token that powers The Sandbox, a multiplayer metaverse where players can create, monetize, and participate in blockchain-based gaming experiences. In The Sandbox, game designers can create custom 3D NFTs that can be used across the ecosystem. SAND can be used to buy and sell NFTs and other in-game items, and can also be used to vote on the future of the platform.
Elrond is a software that seeks to incentivize a distributed network of computers to run a smart contract platform that aims to prioritize scalability and low transaction fees.
In this way, Elrond is designed to compete against major blockchains, such as Ethereum and Zilliqa, aiming to grow an ecosystem of decentralized applications and cryptocurrencies.
The Graph is a decentralized and open-source protocol for indexing and querying blockchain data. GRT is the Ethereum token that fuels The Graph’s ecosystem. It’s used to pay participants on the network that contribute by submitting or verifying data.
Fantom is a blockchain platform offering ledger services to businesses and applications. The network intends to operate as open-source so that anyone can use it and customize it to their needs. The platform is permissionless; therefore, anyone can run code.
MINA is a cryptocurrency that powers Mina Protocol, a layer one blockchain that aims to be lightweight, privacy-preserving, and easily verifiable. Developers on Mina can build privacy-preserving smart contracts and decentralized applications based on zero-knowledge proofs. MINA is used to set up new accounts and pay for transactions. MINA holders can also stake directly on the network to validate transactions and process computation.
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