Blockchain Reviews

We cover everything about specific blockchains. Our reviews include the blockchain’s consensus mechanism, tokenomics, problem it solves, transaction speed and fees, and other important factors. This is the only place you want to understand specific blockchain tech.

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Layer 1 Blockchains

World Mobile Token - Powering Global Connectivity

World Mobile Token: Powering Global Connectivity

Have you heard of the utility token that is aiming to provide internet and access to underserved areas? It is the World Mobile Token that facilitates transactions and rewards participants who contribute to the growth …
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Bluzelle Crypto Powering Decentralized Science

Bluzelle Crypto: Powering Decentralized Science in 2025

Can you imagine a world where scientific discoveries get near-immediate funding? Now, stop imagining, Bluzelle Crypto is here. In the current space, scientific discoveries often remain trapped in books, with a lack of funding, and …
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XPLA Blockchain - universal content powerhouse

XPLA Blockchain: The Ultimate Content Powerhouse

Ethereum, Solana, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon – What immediately comes to mind when you hear one of those names? Well, it’s their great ability to host decentralized applications. A new project, XPLZ Blockchain, is coming …
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LimeWire Crypto review by blockchaindose

LimeWire Crypto: The New Blockchain File-Sharing Platform

What do we call a blockchain-based platform designed purposely for file sharing? LimeWire Crypto.  Key Takeaways LimeWire is a project focusing on providing a platform to create, upload, and even share files.  LimeWire is specially …
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USDC

What is USDC token? Crypto’s Second Largest Stablecoin  

USD Coin, USDC is the second largest stablecoin in the cryptocurrency realm. Like USDT, USDC is also primarily pegged to USD in reserves. A stablecoin is a crypto asset focusing on price stability. It acts …
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A blockchain is a decentralized database where each new record (block) is linked to the previous one using cryptography. It’s maintained by a network of computers that follow consensus rules to agree on a single version of truth – there is no a central authority.

The technology is transparent and secure by design. But not all blockchains are equal and trust depends on the consensus method, governance, codebase, and decentralization level. Never trust blindly – review the network.

Scalability. Most blockchains struggle with high fees, slow speeds, or limited throughput. Solutions include Layer 2s, sharding, and rollups – but these increase technical complexity. Other challenges include user experience, interoperability, and sustainability.

Because not all blockchains are equal. Blockchain reviews help you understand if a network is secure, decentralized, scalable, and efficient. They reveal potential risks like centralization, poor token models, or unstable governance models.

Blockchain reviews focus on the underlying network and technology behind it – like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana – while project reviews analyze dApps or tokens built on top of those blockchains as well as a team behind the project. Blockchain reviews are more of a tech, project reviews help you find a scam / or quality blockchain project.