Automata Network is a decentralized service protocol that provides a privacy middleware layer for dApps across multiple blockchains. The protocol enables several use-cases such as Anonymous Voting and Miner Extractable Value (MEV) Minimization by leveraging the latest cryptography and privacy-protecting algorithms, along with Trusted Execution Environments (TEE).
ATA is the native utility token of the Automata Network and has the following existing and planned use cases:
Governance: ATA token holders can create and vote on proposals, platform features, and network parameters.
Mining rewards: Compute and storage miners earn ATA tokens by running applications and executing transactions for users on the network.
Protocol fees: Users pay miners for storage and computation work tasks.
Geode allocation: Users can bond ATA tokens to participate in Geode auctions.
The Litecoin software was released on the 7th October 2011 by Charlie Lee, with the network going live roughly a week later on the 13th of October 2011. As a fork of Bitcoin Core, Litecoin featured several improvements upon the original Bitcoin protocol including reduced blocktimes (decreased to 2.5 minutes instead of 10 minutes), increased total supply and a different proof of work algorithm (scrypt vs SHA-256).
The adoption of a faster blocktime meant that trans
Solana is a high-speed single-layer blockchain, currently supporting peak capacity of 65k transactions per second and 400ms block times using a network timestamp system called Proof-of-History ("PoH").
Core technical team comes from Qualcomm, a Fortune 500 chip manufacturer, where they managed projects such as Firefox OS and the BREW Operating System.
XRP is the native digital asset on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) blockchain, built originally for payments. XRP primarily facilitates transactions on the network and bridges currencies in the XRP Ledger's native DEX. XRP is a digital asset that’s native to the XRP Ledger—an open-source, permissionless and decentralized blockchain technology. Created in 2012 specifically for payments, XRP can settle transactions on the ledger in 3-5 seconds, using a network of trusted validators to verify transactions on the ledger. XRP can be sent directly without needing a central intermediary, making it a convenient instrument in bridging two different currencies quickly and efficiently. It is freely exchanged on the open market and used in the real world for enabling cross-border payments and microtransactions. XRP can also be used to exchange different currencies and access crypto liquidity.
Solar Network is a community-driven blockchain ecosystem centered around sustainability and clean energy solutions. By leveraging advanced blockchain technology, Solar's mission is to deliver accessible energy to remote areas while fostering a vibrant, engaged community of open-source developers, contributors, and supporters. The platform aims to promote the adoption of green technologies and a transition toward a more sustainable future. The Solar Blockchain Foundation, established in Estonia in December 2021, oversees the project, ensuring it remains dedicated to its core objectives of creating a thriving blockchain ecosystem. With a focus on transparency, security, and decentralization, Solar Network aims to become a leading player in the rapidly evolving world of blockchain technology, energy solutions, and environmental sustainability. SXP is the native cryptocurrency of the Solar Network, powering its standalone, community-driven Layer-1 blockchain network.
Solana is a high-speed single-layer blockchain, currently supporting peak capacity of 65k transactions per second and 400ms block times using a network timestamp system called Proof-of-History ("PoH").
Core technical team comes from Qualcomm, a Fortune 500 chip manufacturer, where they managed projects such as Firefox OS and the BREW Operating System.
Solana is a high-speed single-layer blockchain, currently supporting peak capacity of 65k transactions per second and 400ms block times using a network timestamp system called Proof-of-History ("PoH").
Core technical team comes from Qualcomm, a Fortune 500 chip manufacturer, where they managed projects such as Firefox OS and the BREW Operating System.
BitTorrent is one of the world's largest decentralized file sharing protocol in the world by number of users. The BitTorrent peer-to-peer protocol was invented by Bram Cohen, released in July 2001, and has powered torrent clients used around the world since then.
The BitTorrent token is a TRC-10 token on the Tron blockchain. The BTT token intends to build a token-based economy for networking, bandwidth, and storage resources on the existing BitTorrent network, e.g., it attempts to provide a way for network participants to "capture the value of sharing bandwidth and storage".
Wrapped Beacon ETH (WBETH) is a new liquid staking token, where 1 WBETH represents 1 BETH. It also represents the staking rewards accrued by BETH token on ETH Staking after 2023-04-27 08:00 (UTC). You can use WBETH to participate in DeFi projects outside Binance and still receive the corresponding ETH Staking rewards accrued.
Floki (FLOKI) is a decentralized community meme coin with its native ecosystem of products and services.
FLOKI is Floki's native utility token and is used in the following functions: 1) Payment Currency: Users can use $FLOKI to pay for products & services within the Floki ecosystem (I.e. FlokiFi Fees, Valhalla game & Crypto debit card). 2) Collateral: Users are able use $FLOKI as collateral to borrow & lend on DeFi protocols (I.e. Venus Protocol). 3) Governance: Participate in on-chain voting and create proposals.
Dogecoin (DOGE) is a novelty cryptocurrency originally launched as a “memecoin” within the cryptocurrency community. Over time, however, Dogecoin has grown into a large blockchain network and is one of the most popular altcoins available in the market.
There is also a serious basis and reason for the creation and development of Dogecoin. Co-founders, Jackson Palmer and Billy Markus, two software engineers by professional background and experience, wanted to make cryptocurrency accessible to individuals outside of Bitcoin.
It was expressed by the founders that the oversaturation and difficulty in mining Bitcoin from the time of its creation to the start of Dogecoin, made it difficult for the common person to participate in the mining process. This was because of limited resources as well as technological experience. Dogecoin was envisioned as an entry for the less experienced to become involved in the crypto industry.
The launch of Bitcoin in 2009 catalyzed the creation and launch of many different cryptocurrencies, each offering different use cases and functionality. Dogecoin, however, offers no specific use cases — DOGE was a collaborative effort by the crypto community and is now listed on most major exchange platforms.
Dogecoin was originally based on Litecoin and was launched in 2013. Primarily designed to provide a light-hearted means of communicating the basic function of cryptocurrency to mainstream audiences, Dogecoin is based on the “Doge” Shiba Inu meme. DOGE price is updated and available in real time on Binance.