Layer 1 blockchains handle everything—transactions, security, and smart contracts—without needing extra layers. Top Layer 1 blockchains like Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche power entire ecosystems, supporting DeFi, NFTs, and more. Some focus on speed and low fees (Aptos, Sui), while others prioritize interoperability (Cosmos, Polkadot). Whether it’s staking, building dApps, or securing networks, Layer 1 blockchains are the backbone of crypto. Choosing the right one depends on speed, security, and scalability needs.
The realm of Blockchain is almost 15 years old. There have been ups and downs; some investors are making millions while others are losing dramatically. Ethereum is one of the crypto projects that has survived and thrived for nearly a decade in the crypto realm. Many know the second-largest crypto network as a global network ...
Ever since the 2020-2021 crypto market bull run, the realm of crypto and DeFI asset trading has grown exponentially. Every other year, dozens, if not hundreds, of DeFI projects launch, adding to the number of tokens to trade on decentralized exchanges. Of course, the rise of many DeFI tokens led to the emergence of trading ...
What do you call a blockchain network built specifically to encourage interoperability between blockchains? Well, Cosmos. The biggest problem in the blockchain universe has been the need for interoperability between major blockchains. Cosmos crypto dawned on offering a network of blockchains that communicate and freely interact. So, what are the benefits of Cosmos crypto and ...
The term Ethereum killers is increasingly gaining traction as more homes for Dapps and DeFI arise. These projects earn the name for their primary objective of challenging Ethereum for the top spot as a Dapp home. The idea of their launch is to offer an improved environment for DApps. However, in the deep corners of ...
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