Blockchains we talk about

Ethereum

The programmable blockchain behind smart contracts and DeFi.

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Solana

A high-throughput layer 1 built for low-latency apps.

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BNB Chain

The EVM chain of the BNB ecosystem.

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Avalanche

Fast-finality chains and custom L1s.

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Cardano

A research-driven proof-of-stake blockchain.

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NEAR

A sharded, developer-friendly layer 1.

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Aptos

A Move-based layer 1 with parallel execution.

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Sui

An object-centric Move chain.

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TON

The Open Network, integrated with Telegram.

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Algorand

Pure proof-of-stake with immediate finality.

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TRON

A high-throughput chain widely used for stablecoin transfers.

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EOS

A delegated proof-of-stake smart-contract platform.

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IOTA

A ledger designed for the Internet of Things.

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Neo

A smart-contract platform with delegated Byzantine fault tolerance.

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Tezos

A self-amending proof-of-stake blockchain.

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Hedera

Hashgraph consensus with fixed, low fees.

1 article →

Internet Computer

Smart contracts that serve web apps directly.

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Steem

A blockchain for social media and content rewards.

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NEM

Proof-of-importance and built-in assets.

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Qtum

Bitcoin's UTXO model with an EVM on top.

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Ethereum Classic

The original Ethereum chain, still proof of work.

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Stratis

A C# and .NET blockchain platform.

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Kaspa

A proof-of-work blockDAG with very fast blocks.

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Waves Platform

A platform for custom tokens and dApps.

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Hyperliquid

A layer 1 built around a fully on-chain order book.

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Ark

A delegated proof-of-stake platform for custom blockchains.

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Monad

A high-performance, parallel EVM layer 1.

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Sei

A parallelized EVM chain tuned for trading.

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Enigma

Privacy-preserving computation, now Secret Network.

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Injective

A Cosmos chain with a native on-chain order book.

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Flow

A multi-role chain for consumer apps, with Cadence and EVM.

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Sonic

The fast EVM chain that succeeded Fantom.

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Layer 2

Polygon

Ethereum scaling: the Polygon PoS chain and ZK technology.

1 article →

Arbitrum

An optimistic rollup that scales Ethereum.

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Optimism

The OP Stack rollup and the Superchain behind it.

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Base

Coinbase's OP Stack layer 2.

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Starknet

A validity rollup powered by STARK proofs and Cairo.

1 article →

OmiseGO

An early Ethereum scaling and payments project.

1 article →

ZKsync

A ZK rollup with native account abstraction.

1 article →

Lisk

A JavaScript-friendly blockchain platform, now an Ethereum layer 2.

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Stacks

Smart contracts secured by Bitcoin.

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Linea

Consensys's zkEVM rollup.

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Scroll

A bytecode-compatible zkEVM rollup.

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Payments

Stellar

An open network for payments and asset issuance.

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XRP Ledger

A payments-focused ledger with a built-in DEX.

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Litecoin

A faster-block, Scrypt-mined sibling of Bitcoin.

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Dogecoin

The meme coin that became a payments network.

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Monero

Private-by-default digital cash.

1 article →

Dash

Digital cash with masternodes.

1 article →

Zcash

Bitcoin-style money with zero-knowledge shielded transactions.

1 article →

Nano (RaiBlocks)

Feeless payments on a block-lattice.

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Bitcoin Cash

The big-block fork of Bitcoin, built for payments.

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