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1.Bitcoin (BTC)
The first cryptocurrency, which was launched in 2008. Allows you to send and receive money without the use of a middleman such as a bank. It is run by the community, with no central authority or supervision.
2.Ethereum (ETH)
A smart contract platform that allows you to create and run smart contracts. These are programmed apps that accomplish precisely what they say they will do, with no downtime, censorship, or intervention.
3.Ripple (XRP)
Banks, payment providers, digital asset exchanges, and other businesses can use a Blockchain payment system. Designed to transport big sums of money more swiftly and consistently.
4.Bitcoin Cash (BCH)
A Bitcoin split that focuses on processing large amounts of transactions in a unique way. Founded as a result of arguments about the best way to grow digital money.
5.Cardano (ADA)
Based on peer-reviewed research, a security-focused Blockchain. Formal code verification is possible on this platform for decentralised apps and smart contracts.
6.Litecoin (LTC)
A Bitcoin spinoff with a lot of the same functionality. This cryptocurrency, on the other hand, is meant for extremely low-cost and quick transactions. The objective is the same as Bitcoin's: to become a digital currency.
7.Stellar Lumens (XLM)
A group that is working to create an open system that allows individuals of all economic levels to access financial services. Working with banks to facilitate money transfer by text messaging.
8.EOS (EOS)
Creating a platform similar to an operating system on which decentralised apps may be created. For smart contract developers, it provides a scalable, plug-and-play framework.
9.NEM (XEM)
Businesses and developers may use this platform to create smart contract apps and connect them to the Blockchain. For this, it provides pre-made tools and capabilities.
10.Bitcoin Gold (BTG)
A Bitcoin clone (sometimes known as a "fork") that focuses on processing huge numbers of transactions in a unique way. Like Bitcoin Cash, it was formed as a result of community conflicts.
11.ICON (ICX)
In collaboration with banks, insurance companies, hospitals, and colleges, a decentralised application platform is forming communities. ID verification and payments were the main focus.
12.Dash (DASH)
Fast and safe transactions with optional privacy are the goals of this digital money system. Dash is attempting to become the internet's default digital currency, hence the name.
13.IOTA (IOT)
Free, real-time microtransactions between Internet of Things (IoT) devices are available with this third-generation cryptocurrency. Allows future technology to operate without the involvement of humans.
14.NEO (NEO)
NEO, which was previously known as Antshares, is China's first Blockchain platform. It's based on Ethereum and focuses on smart contracts as well, but with the addition of digital identification characteristics.
15.RaiBlocks (XRB)
Designed for ultra-fast transactions with no fees. The usage of a block-lattice architecture allows for infinite scalability and no-fee micro-transactions (each user has their own blockchain).
16.Monero (XMR)
A cryptocurrency that is safe, secret, and untraceable. Monero is a cryptocurrency that focuses on being anonymous online money, keeping your accounts and transactions hidden from all except you.
17.Ethereum Classic (ETC)
Because to ideological divisions in the community, a clone of Ethereum was formed. Following a 2016 attack, Ethereum Classic was created to maintain the technology's status quo.
18.Lisk (LSK)
Based on a Crypti code that has been updated. Lisk is a young platform that allows developers to build their own Blockchains and Javascript smart contract apps.
19.Qtum (QTUM)
Qtum is creating a mix of Bitcoin and Ethereum that is intended for use in corporate smart contracts. It's vying with Ethereum to become a decentralised app platform.
20.Hshare (HSR)
Hshare (also known as HCash) is a cryptocurrency that will be used to transfer both value (money) and data (information) across Blockchain systems. It enables cross-Blockchain transactions.
21.OmiseGO (OMG)
Omise was created to provide financial services to persons who do not have bank accounts. It operates on a global scale and with both traditional and digital currencies.
22.Zcash (ZEC)
A decentralised and open-source cryptocurrency that conceals transaction originator, receiver, and value. Allows users to make transactions public later for auditing purposes.
23.Tether (USDT)
Designed to provide a constant 1-to-1 exchange rate between digital currencies and US dollars. All Tether coins in circulation are said to be backed by real money.
24.BitConnect (BCC)
A now-defunct platform that allowed users to earn money by lending Bitcoin to a trading bot. Participants are allegedly paid on a daily basis. Multi-level affiliate marketing was used to promote the product.
25.Waves (WAVES)
Platform for decentralised digital money trading and crowdsourcing. Allows businesses and initiatives to raise funds by issuing and managing their own digital currency tokens.
26.Populous (PPT)
A marketplace that links invoice buyers and sellers without the need of intermediaries. Invoice purchasers get interest and invoice sellers obtain cash flow to finance their businesses.
27.Stratis (STRAT)
Platform for developing commercial smart contract apps in the C# programming language. In addition, the company provides Blockchain management and consulting services.
28.Ark (ARK)
As if it were a switchboard, the company intends to link all current cryptocurrencies. The idea is to establish a connected ecosystem that exchanges apps across Blockchains so that widespread adoption can happen faster.
29.Komodo (KMD)
To eliminate intermediaries from project fundraising, a decentralised crowdfunding (ICO) platform is being developed. Startups may use its services to develop and maintain their own Blockchains.
30.Bitshares (BTS)
A decentralized exchange that offers financial services, including banking. Planning features that allow anyone to create custom digital assets on the Blockchain.
31.Steem (STEEM)
Content producers and curators may monetise their work using this rewards platform. Publishers may also use it to offer incentives to encourage particular user behaviours.
32.Golem (GNT)
Anyone can utilise a decentralised supercomputer system. People all around the world may rent out their computers to the network and get compensated in Golem tokens.
33.Ardor (ARDR)
Provides Blockchain-as-a-Service to businesses and governments. Additional sub-Blockchains with bespoke functionality can be created using the Ardor Blockchain architecture.
34.Bytecoin (BCN)
The first cryptocurrency with anonymous transactions that focuses on privacy. Monero, the more well-known anonymous cryptocurrency, was created using Bytecoin's technology.
35.Decred (DCR)
Similar to Bitcoin, but with community voting built-in for decision-making. To avoid third-party interference, decentralised decision-making and self-funding are adopted.
36.Augur (REP)
Platform for predicting and betting on the outcomes of real-world events (AKA decentralised predictions). For a "wisdom of the crowd" search engine, it uses predictions.
37.Salt (SALT)
Plans to provide traditional currency cash loans secured by your bitcoin assets. Allows lenders all around the world to forgo credit checks in order to provide more cheap loans.
38.MaidSafeCoin (MAID)
With Blockchain-based storage solutions, you may rent out hard drive disc space. It's a self-contained network that sets pricing and distributes data on its own.
39.Factom (FCT)
Companies may store their data directly on the Blockchain with the help of a secure recordkeeping system. The objective is to increase the transparency and trustworthiness of documents.
40.Vertcoin (VTC)
Bitcoin clone that aims to further decentralise the community by making the Blockchain verification process (also known as "Proof of Work" mining) simpler and hence more widely distributed.
41.PIVX (PIVX)
Based on DASH, but with a unique perspective. It's been designed to be fully secret and to allow for quick transactions. Coins are replenished in a controlled yet continual manner.
42.TenX (PAY)
Provides credit cards connected to cryptocurrencies that allow you to spend virtual money in real life. Creating a set of payment platforms to make it easier to spend cryptocurrencies.
43.Veritaseum (VERI)
People will allegedly be able to trade stocks and other investments without the use of banks or brokerage firms. The value of these assets would be represented by the Veritaseum coin.
44.Gas (GAS)
GAS is the NEO Blockchain system's money, and it represents a piece of NEO's ownership. NEO is the first Blockchain platform in China that focuses on smart contracts.
45.Basic Attention Token (BAT)
A cryptocurrency based on Ethereum that may be traded among content providers, consumers, and marketers. A decentralised ad network that rewards users depending on their level of involvement and attentiveness.
46.MonaCoin (MONA)
The very first cryptocurrency in Japan. Microtransactions are the focus, and the game is based on a popular internet meme of a type-written cat. It is therefore comparable to Dogecoin.
47.Byteball (GBYTE)
Smart contract platform that can be used to provide conditional payments. If an event occurs, for example, the payee receives money; otherwise, a refund is sent.
48.Dogecoin (DOGE)
Based on the popular internet meme dog, this Litecoin clone is both a decentralised, peer-to-peer digital currency and a decentralised, peer-to-peer digital currency. Used to "tip" other internet users.
49.Bitcoin Dark (BTCD)
Cryptocurrency that allows for the decentralised trading of digital assets. The initiative focuses on privacy and financial independence, as well as open information flow.
50.Gamecredits (GAME)
A digital money created for gamers and game producers. Allows users to purchase and sell in-game items and other virtual commodities while maintaining their anonymity.
51.Siacoin (SC)
Dropbox is a decentralised cloud file storage service that eliminates the need for a middleman. Thousands of individual users are paid to rent out their disc space and receive encrypted content.
52.Metaverse (ETP)
A Chinese Ethereum clone with a reputation system built in. Building a smart contract framework for financial services, digital identification, and digital assets is a top priority.
53.Walton (WTC)
Blockchain technology for commercial supply chains using the Internet of Things (IoT). Similar to IOTA, however inventory is tracked via Blockchain and real-world RFID tags.
54.Iconomi (ICN)
Individuals and investing professionals can use this service to build bitcoin funds. Anyone may disclose the performance of their portfolio, and others can invest in it.
55.Syscoin (SYS)
A cryptocurrency with a decentralised marketplace that allows individuals to purchase and sell things without the use of middlemen. Attempting to eliminate intermediaries such as eBay and Amazon.
56.TRON (TRX)
Without the need of middlemen like Google or Apple, a Chinese smart contract platform connects entertainment artists with customers. Other Blockchains, such as Bitcoin, are supported.
57.Exchange Union (XUC)
Platform enabling professional bitcoin exchanges to send and receive digital assets. Exchange Union is trying to provide liquidity for exchange operators.
58.Digix DAO (DGD)
Physical gold bullion may be purchased by users. Blockchain is used to track and audit purchases. The goal is to make precious metal ownership more transparent.
59.Power Ledger (POWR)
Developing an open electricity-trading system for solar-paneled homes and future smart homes. In the future, the portal hopes to enable automated energy purchasing and selling.
60.Raiden (RDN)
Raiden is a technique that aims to make Ethereum transactions faster. It allows for quicker, cheaper, and more scalable Ethereum and Ethereum-based currency transfers.
61.Binance Coin (BNB)
Binary Finance is a Chinese digital asset exchange. The exchange places a premium on speed and liquidity when it comes to trading. Users who purchase using Binance tokens receive discounts.
62.NXT (NXT)
A decentralised digital asset exchange, a marketplace, and a community voting mechanism are all embedded into this open source blockchain platform.
63.Status (SNT)
Ethereum is a decentralised global computer for which Status is developing the operating system. It's a user-friendly Ethereum application interface. Platform for browsing and communicating.
64.Kyber (KNC)
Platform for the exchange and transfer of digital assets. Payments are made using automated coin conversions. Additionally, it provides payment tools for developers as well as a bitcoin wallet.
65.ZCoin (XZC)
ZCoin is a cryptocurrency designed for private money transfers. It claims to provide an auditable supply of currencies, preventing developers from producing new coins indefinitely.
66.Aeternity (AE)
Platform for smart contracts that handle transactions "off the Blockchain." The Blockchain is used to pick a winner in conflicts. The purpose is to address the concerns of Blockchain speed and governance.
67.FunFair (FUN)
Anyone may establish their own online smart contract casino using this platform. Creates transparent game code that protects players using Ethereum Blockchain technology.
68.Bytom (BTM)
Using Blockchain technology, create a system that allows digital data, smart contracts, and digital assets to communicate with one another. For these interactions, the Bytom token is utilised.
69.DigiByte (DGB)
A blockchain is a distributed ledger that is used to store digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, information, and data in a secure manner. The idea is to keep data indefinitely without the ability to modify it.
70.Gnosis (GNO)
Ethereum-based decentralised prediction market. A prediction market is similar to a gambling site where bets may be placed on the result of real-world events. Makes forecasts based on input from the public.
71.GXShares (GXS)
In China, a big-data-based customer information and credit-verification service is available. To lessen the danger of hacking, customer data is held on the Blockchain.
72.Bancor (BNT)
Bancor is attempting to address liquidity difficulties for individuals and businesses who trade various digital currencies. Allows any two digital currencies to be traded.
73.Blocknet (BLOCK)
Developing a service that allows several Blockchains to speak with one another using Blocknet. Plans to become the decentralised apps' inter-Blockchain system.
74.Cryptonex (CNX)
Creating a mechanism that allows any currency in the world to be exchanged for any cryptocurrency. Working on cryptocurrency payment methods that use phones and credit cards.
75.Ethos (ETHOS)
Ethos, formerly Bitquence, is developing a multi-cryptocurrency phone wallet. A social network and an investment diversification tool are also being developed by the team.
76.Civic (CVC)
To create a secure digital identity, Blocklchain technology is paired with smartphone biometrics. Attempts to replace traditional passwords and identification numbers.
77.0x (ZRX)
Built on the Ethereum Blockchain, a decentralised digital asset exchange. The system is completely free to use and does not require any kind of registration or authorization. There are also plans to offer peer-to-peer lending.
78.Pura (PURA)
Cryptocurrency that incentivizes users to perform transactions using their computers. Participants are referred to as "Master Nodes," and they are compensated with interest. 10% of the proceeds are donated to charity.
79.Metal (MTL)
You may send money using your phone number with this digital currency and wallet. Connects directly to standard bank accounts and incentivizes involvement with loyalty points.
80.Einsteinium (EMC2)
Platform for smart contract crowdfunding to promote research, education, and technological projects. The mechanism creates a fund that is utilised to make grants.
81.Happiness (LKK)
App for trading digital assets with no commissions and rapid settlement. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and conventional money are all supported. Provides a digital wallet as well as an ICO platform.
82.Verge (XVG)
Individuals and corporations may use this money to protect their privacy. The platform includes solutions for larger-scale business transactions that require quick transfers.
83.Peercoin (PPC)
Proof of Stake is a cryptocurrency that enables for decentralised decision-making and voting based on coin ownership. Peercoin users can receive a one percent interest rate every year.
84.Streamr (DATA)
Creating a system enabling future smart gadgets to purchase and sell streaming data. Smart automobiles, for example, can automatically obtain data such as real-time traffic and weather.
85.SingularDTV (SNGLS)
The platform aims to eliminate the traditional entertainment business as a point of contact between artists and fans. Digital rights management, funding, and distribution are all handled by a decentralised system.
86.Santiment (SAN)
Market data feeds, news, and crowd sentiment information for several cryptocurrencies are all available on this cryptocurrency trading platform. The company intends to provide a database of Blockchain initiatives.
87.Storj (STORJ)
Dropbox is a decentralised cloud storage service that eliminates the need for a middleman. It works in a similar way to Siacoin in that it places encrypted files on private computers and pays the owners for their disc space.
88.VeChain (VEN)
The project is situated in Singapore and is developing a commercial enterprise platform and inventory monitoring system. Verifying authentic luxury products and food supply networks are two examples.
89.Nexus (NXS)
A cryptocurrency that aims to achieve next-level decentralisation by establishing a worldwide network of satellites that can live-stream Blockchain data even when there is no internet.
90.ZenCash (ZEN)
A cryptocurrency that focuses on privacy and allows users to publish information anonymously on the internet. Posts can be made without disclosing the author's identify. Bitcoin and ZCash are the foundations of our project.
91.MinexCoin (MNX)
Developing a worldwide payment system based on a stable exchange rate between the Minex cryptocurrency and fiat currencies. A digital wallet and marketplace are also available.
92.QuantsTamp (QSP)
Smart contract security auditing system. The objective is to validate all smart contracts and save the outcomes on the Blockchain so that they cannot be manipulated.
93.Substratum (SUB)
System for internet hosting that is not centralised. Creates the free and open internet of the future by connecting a worldwide network of private computers. Participants receive bitcoin as a reward.
94.Counterparty (XCP)
Bitcoin's functionality is being extended using this cryptocurrency. Allows anybody to construct smart contracts and cryptocurrency tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain and run them.
95.Particl (PART)
Privacy-focused It has its own cryptocurrency, app platform, marketplace, and encrypted chat. For participating in the system, coin holders might receive interest.
96.NAV Coin (NAV)
NAV is a decentralised cryptocurrency based on Bitcoin that offers configurable privacy protection for transfers. It also has a feature called "Proof of Stake," which allows users to earn interest on their investments.
97.PotCoin (POT)
For the worldwide legal marijuana sector, a cryptocurrency, payment network, and banking infrastructure has been developed. Instead of using cash, cannabis vendors can utilise the digital currency.
98.AdEx (ADX)
A blockchain-based ad exchange attempting to disrupt the internet advertising business. The goal of this project is to improve privacy, eliminate ad fraud, and manage permission for sponsored messaging.
99.Ubiq (UBQ)
Decentralized enterprise apps and smart contracts may be operated on an Ethereum-based platform. Forms a worldwide supercomputer by connecting computers via a peer-to-peer network.
100.Aragon (ANT)
On the Ethereum Blockchain, a system for controlling the governance of decentralised groups. Acts as a decentralised court system and a digital jurisdiction between countries.
101.ATMChain (ATM)
Traditional advertising networks are eliminated as intermediaries in this Asian ad platform. Deeper ad data, better targeting, and content hosting are all available. Similar to SingularDTV in several ways.
102.Edgeless (EDG)
An online gaming platform that does not employ the casino's statistical advantage (the "house edge"). Edgeless intends to profit only from player errors and sports betting.
103.Near (NEAR)
NEAR Protocol is an Ethereum rival and decentralised application (dApp) platform that focuses on developer and user-friendliness. The Near crypto platform's native NEAR coins are used to pay for transaction fees and storage.
104.Polkadot (DOT)
Polkadot is a cryptocurrency and open source blockchain platform. It connects and interoperates blockchains by allowing separate chains to securely exchange messages and conduct transactions with one another without the need for a trusted third party.
105.Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)
Wrapped bitcoin (wBTC) is a customised version of bitcoin that can be used on Ethereum and is priced similarly to bitcoin. Users will be able to engage with Ethereum's decentralised finance (DeFi) ecosystem with this currency.
106. DAI (DAI)
Dai is a stablecoin cryptocurrency based on the Ethereum blockchain that intends to keep its value as close to one US dollar as feasible through a system of smart contracts and decentralised users that are motivated to undertake maintenance and governance responsibilities.
107.Avalanche (AVAX)
Avalanche is a proof-of-stake blockchain with smart contract capability that is decentralised and open-source. The platform's native cryptocurrency is AVAX.
108. Shiba Inu (SHIB)
Shiba Inu token is a decentralised cryptocurrency established by an unknown individual or group known only as "Ryoshi" in August 2020. It's a decentralised, community-building cryptocurrency created as part of the Shiba Inu Ecosystem's "experiment." It's a meme coin that was created as a competitor to Dogecoin, dubbed "Doge-Killer."
109. ONE BUT THE LION (LEO)
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The cryptocurrency UNUS SED LEO is described as "the utility token at the heart of the iFinex ecosystem." It's made to be utilised on the Bitfinex bitcoin exchange to cut down on trading, lending, and other expenses.
110.Polygon (MATIC)
Polygon is a cryptocurrency with the symbol MATIC as well as a technological platform that connects and scales blockchain networks. Polygon—dubbed "Ethereum's internet of blockchains"—debuted in 2017 as Matic Network.
111.Cronos (CRO)
Cronos is a Crypto.com platform utility token. Users may save money on fees by paying with CRO, and they can also get rewards by staking the tokens. Higher interest rates on deposits and enhanced advantages on Crypto.com prepaid debit cards are among them. The more the amount of CRO invested, the larger the prizes.
112. Uniswap (UNI)
Uniswap is a decentralised cryptocurrency exchange that use a network protocol. The name of the business that created the Uniswap protocol is also Uniswap. Through the use of smart contracts, the protocol allows for automatic transactions between cryptocurrency tokens on the Ethereum blockchain.
113.FTX Token (FTT)
The native cryptocurrency token of the crypto derivatives trading platform FTX, which debuted on May 8, 2019, is FTT. The team behind FTX is made up of some of the most successful crypto traders in recent years, who chose to build their own platform after encountering challenges with most prominent crypto futures exchanges.
114.Chainlink (LINK)
Chainlink (LINK) is a cryptocurrency and technology platform that allows non-blockchain businesses to connect to blockchain platforms in a safe manner. Chainlink is a piece of middleware that connects blockchain-based smart contracts to external data like baseball scores or market prices.
115.Algorand (AlGO)
Algo is the Algorand blockchain's crypto-currency. The Algorand blockchain was designed to aid in the creation of an open, borderless economy in which anybody may participate. Only a genuinely digital money that operates instantaneously and for everyone can power this new sort of digital economy.
116.Cosmos (ATOM)
Cosmos (ATOM) is a coin that drives a network of blockchains that are meant to scale and work together. The team wants to "build an Internet of Blockchains, a network of decentralised blockchains that can connect with one other." Cosmos is a proof-of-work network.
117.Flow (FLOW)
Flow (FLOW) is a high-performance blockchain designed for the creation of NFTs, large crypto games, and applications. Unlike general-purpose blockchains like Ethereum, Flow is designed to scale effectively for billions of users engaging with NFTs such as in-game goods.
118.Hedera (HBAR)
Hedera (HBAR) is a cryptocurrency that works on a hashgraph blockchain. Cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, and distributed apps are all possible thanks to the Hedera Hashgraph (DApps). It's a bitcoin network that aims to provide a platform where anybody may transact and deploy apps, but the software is overseen by a consortium of enterprises.
119.Decentraland (MANA)
MANA is a digital asset token used in Decentraland to pay for products and services. It is based on Ethereum and adheres to the ERC20 token standard. MANA may be purchased and traded in exchange for fiat money or other digital currencies. MANA may be kept in a cryptocurrency wallet and custodian such as Gemini.
120.Apecoin (APE)
Within the APE Ecosystem, Ape Coin is an ERC-20 governance and utility token. It's a decentralised project based on the Bored Ape Yacht Club from Yuga Labs. The currency is now available for usage in the APE Ecosystem. On CoinMarketCap, Ape Coin is now ranked 28th among the top cryptocurrencies by market capitalization.
121.Internet Computer (ICP)
Internet Computer (ICP) is a utility token that allows users to join the Internet Computer blockchain network and administer it.
122.The Sandbox (SAND)
SAND is the native cryptocurrency of The Sandbox, a popular 3D "metaverse" game built on the Ethereum network in which users may explore, buy land, and build monetizable constructions. All things obtained in The Sandbox are completely owned by the players, allowing them to profit from their purchases.
123.KuCoin Token (KCS)
KCS is KuCoin's native token, which was created in 2017 as a profit-sharing token that allows traders to take advantage of the exchange's value. It was released as an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token that was supported by the majority of Ethereum wallets.
124.Filecoin (FIL)
Filecoin (FIL) is a cryptocurrency that drives the Filecoin network, a decentralised peer-to-peer file storage network that promises to make it possible for anybody to store, retrieve, and host digital data. FIL tokens are utilised as a form of payment for these services as well as a financial incentive to guarantee that data are preserved safely over time.
125.Elrond (EGLD)
It's utilised for staking and validator awards, as well as payment for transactions and smart contracts, as part of the platform governance system. The eGLD token, which acts as the ecosystem's gas, is used by both platform users and developers to pay to access the Elrond Network.
126.Aave (AAVE)
Aave is a decentralised lending system that allows individuals to lend or borrow bitcoin without having to go via a third party. Users deposit digital assets into "liquidity pools," which the protocol may use to lend out monies.
127.Axie Infinity (AXS)
Axie Infinity is a blockchain-based game where players can battle, collect, and build a digital kingdom for their pets. AXS is an Ethereum token that powers the game. Staking AXS tokens, playing the game, and voting in crucial governance votes are all ways for AXS holders to earn rewards. Resources.
128.Theta Network (THETA)
THETA is the Theta Network's money, and it may be staked by anyone interested in becoming Validator or Guardian nodes. THETA allows nodes to validate transactions, generate blocks, vote on network modifications, and earn TFUEL in the process.
129.TrueUSD (TUSD)
TrueUSD is an Ethereum-based stablecoin that aims to keep its value at $1.00. The TUSD supply is backed by US dollars held in escrow by banks. On the TrustToken website, tokens may be acquired and exchanged for US dollars.
130.Helium (HNT)
Helium Crypto Token (HNT) is a cryptocurrency tied to Helium's revolutionary approach to telecommunication infrastructure, which uses blockchain as its backbone to construct a distributed network of nodes of low-powered wireless devices that are linked together and allow data transmission.
131.Maker (MKR)
Maker (MKR) is a Rune Christensen-founded Ethereum-based DeFi lending platform that lets customers to lock ETH inside smart contracts to mint Maker's Dai stablecoin. MakerDAO, a decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) made up of MKR token holders, makes major decisions like protocol changes.
132.Huobi Token (HT)
Huobi Token (HT) is the native token of Huobi Global, a cryptocurrency exchange. It is an ERC-20 compatible decentralised digital asset built on the Ethereum network.
133.Klaytn (KLAY)
The Klaytn blockchain is powered by the KLAY native token. This coin is utilised for all blockchain network transactions as well as all other blockchain applications on the network. It primarily serves as a way of payment and exchange for Klaytn ecosystem app apps.
134.The Graph (GRT)
The Graph (GRT) is an Ethereum currency that runs The Graph, a decentralised protocol for indexing and accessing blockchain data. The Graph indexes blockchain data from networks like Ethereum and Filecoin in the same way that Google indexes the web. This information is organised into subgraphs, which are open APIs that anybody may use to query.
135.Bitcoin SV (BSV)
Bitcoin Satoshi's Vision (BSV), sometimes known as Bitcoin SV, is the native cryptocurrency of the Bitcoin Satoshi's Vision (BSV) blockchain, which was launched in 2018 following a hard split from the Bitcoin Cash network, which was a hard fork of the original Bitcoin blockchain.
136.THORChain (RUNE)
RUNE is a well-known cryptocurrency that can be bought and sold on a variety of controlled and decentralised exchange sites. Binance (centralised) and SushiSwap are the most well-known of them (decentralized). The vast majority of RUNE trading pairings are crypto/crypto trades as of February 2021.
137.BitTorrent-New (BTT)
BitTorrent is powered by BTT, a cryptocurrency. Without the need of an intermediary, BitTorrent allows content producers to interact with their audience, earn, and spend digital currency.
138.eCash (XEC)
ECash (XEC) is a fork of Bitcoin Cash ABC (BCHA), which is itself a fork of Bitcoin (BTC) and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) (BCH). It describes itself as a "cryptocurrency intended for usage as electronic cash." ECash's sole purpose is to provide a way of payment for products and services.
139.Fantom (FTM)
The Fantom system creates its own digital currency, known as FTM. The goal is to provide a native means of exchange for users of these faster blockchain networks. Furthermore, in the Fantom system, each blockchain can have its own tokens and rules for how they are produced and sold.
140.Pax Dollar (USDP)
Pax Dollar (USDP) is a fiat-collateralized stablecoin that was launched in September 2018. Pax Dollar, like all stablecoins, offers the benefit of trading with blockchain assets while minimising price risk, but it has been extensively inspected and can show its reserves.
141.Neutrino USD (USDN)
The Neutrino Dollar (USDN) is the first synthetic asset created by the Neutrino Protocol, an algorithmic lending protocol based on the Waves blockchain that allows for the production of crypto-collateralized stablecoins connected to a specific real-world asset.
142.Quant (QNT)
Quant Network's Overledger brand of commercial software solutions aims to connect public blockchains and private networks, and QNT is an Ethereum token that powers it. Quant Network enables the establishment of mDapps, which allow decentralised applications to run on several blockchains at the same time.
143.Chiliz (CHZ)
The Chiliz token (CHZ) is the Chiliz network's native cryptocurrency, allowing users to buy Fan Tokens on Socios.com. Following a strategic cooperation with Binance, the token was first introduced as an Ethereum-based ERC-20 token, but it soon began selling Binance Smart Chain BEP-2 variants of the token.
144.PancakeSwap (CAKE)
The CAKE token from PancakeSwap is a BEP20 token that first debuted on Binance Smart Chain. CAKE's principal purpose is to encourage people to provide liquidity to the PancakeSwap platform. Users can receive incentives by staking their tokens, which is done by depositing and locking Liquidity Provider tokens.
145.Stacks (STX)
The Stacks network's native token, STX, intends to allow DeFi, NFTs, applications, and smart contracts for Bitcoin. STX is a cryptocurrency that may be used to pay transaction fees and can be locked on the network to receive BTC rewards.
146.Loopring (LRC)
The Loopring coin (LRC) is the native currency of the Loopring protocol, which is a blockchain-based initiative that lets developers create their own decentralised exchanges.
147.OKB (OKB)
The OK Blockchain Foundation issues OKB, a worldwide utility cryptocurrency. The OK Blockchain Foundation is a token economy system based on blockchain technology that was built and launched by our world-class development team.
148.Nexus (nexus)
Nexo is a decentralised lending platform that provides customers with fast cryptocurrency-backed loans. Users deposit an accepted token as collateral to get a loan in the form of a fiat currency or stablecoin, such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), or XRP (XRP).
149.USDD (USDD)
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USDD is a TRON stablecoin and digital asset that became live on May 5, 2022 on BNB Chain, Ethereum, and TRON. USDD, according to Justin Sun, will reward investors with a 30 percent annual percentage yield.
150.Zilliqa (ZIL)
Zilliqa (ZIL) is a cryptocurrency that drives the world's first high-throughput public blockchain network. Zilliqa will be able to expand to thousands of transactions per second, addressing scalability difficulties.
151.Curve DAO Token (CRV)
Curve.fi, a decentralised exchange and automated market maker system, is powered by Curve DAO Token (CRV), an Ethereum token. The protocol aims to enable trading between comparable ERC-20 tokens, especially stablecoins (such as USDC and DAI) and Ethereum-based Bitcoin tokens, as simple as possible (like WBTC and renBTC).
152.PAX Gold (PAXG)
PAX Gold (PAXG) is an ERC-20 token that is pegged to one troy ounce of a 400-ounce London Gold Delivery gold bar. It is compatible with the Ethereum blockchain and other Ethereum-based networks. The underlying asset, which is held by the Paxos Trust Co., is owned by PAXG token holders.
153.STEPN (GMT)
A token that is backed by actual assets and generates daily BTC revenue for its owner. The SHA-256 protocol backs each GMT with real computer power (TH/s). Tokens created using the Ethereum (ETH) and Binance Smart Chain (BSC) blockchain platforms' smart contracts.
154.Kusama (KSM)
The Kusama Network (KSM) is a "canary network" for Polkadot, meaning it acts as a nearly identical clone of the Polkadot blockchain to test new features before they are deployed on Polkadot. KSM is the native coin of the Kusama Network (KSM).
155.Celo (CELO)
Celo is an open-source Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain with an algorithmic reserve-backed stability mechanism for stablecoins and tokenized assets. It's a cryptocurrency that serves as the CGLD platform's utility and governance token.
156.Enjin Coin (ENJ)
Enjin Coin (ENJ) is an Ethereum token that promises to "make using non-fungible tokens (NFTs) simple for individuals, businesses, and brands." ENJ is a cryptocurrency that is used to back the value of NFTs created inside the Enjin ecosystem.
157.Convex Finance (CVX)
CVX is the native cryptocurrency of the Convex platform. It is generated in proportion to the number of CRV tokens claimed on Convex Finance by Curve's liquidity providers. Holders of the cryptocurrency get a piece of the Convex platform fees.
158.Kava (KAVA)
Kava is a software protocol that allows users to borrow and lend assets without the necessity of a typical financial middleman by utilising several cryptocurrencies. Kava is one of a number of new decentralised finance (DeFi) solutions in this fashion.
159.Gala (GALA)
Gala Games, a blockchain gaming platform, is powered by GALA, an Ethereum token. Participants in the Gala Games utilise GALA as a means of communication. It can, for example, be used to purchase in-game things.
160.Harmony (ONE)
The Harmony blockchain's native cryptocurrency is ONE. On the Harmony chain, it is utilised for all transactions, including mining rewards, gas costs, transaction fees, and voting. (When key changes/upgrades are suggested on the blockchain, voting between nodes occurs.)
161.Amp (AMP)
Amp (AMP) is an Ethereum token that seeks to "collateralize Flexa Network payments, making them quick and safe." If a BTC or ETH payment fails owing to unconfirmed or delayed transaction delays, "the Amp collateral may instead be liquidated to repay losses" while the vendor is paid in fiat, thereby giving both parties more confidence.
162.Mina (MINA)
Mina Protocol is a layer one blockchain that aims to be lightweight, privacy-preserving, and easily verifiable. It is powered by MINA, a cryptocurrency. Mina developers may use zero-knowledge proofs to create privacy-preserving smart contracts and decentralised apps.
163.Holo (HOT)
The Holochain is powered by the cryptocurrency Holo (HOT). The Holochain is a peer-to-peer platform for decentralised application development that intends to shift the paradigm of data-centric blockchains to an agent-centric system. There is no actual global agreement in Holochain's young system.
164.XDC Network (XDC)
The XDC Network is a hybrid blockchain that uses a delegated proof-of-stake (XDPoS) consensus method to operate. The XDC Network makes hybrid relay bridges, spontaneous block finality, and interoperability possible for blockchain users thanks to the XDPoS.
165.GateToken (GT)
GateToken (GT) is the Gate.io exchange's unique exchange token and the Gatechain public chain's native token.
166.Compound (COMP)
Compound (COMP) is an Ethereum token that allows the Compound protocol to be governed by the community. The protocol is a collection of decentralised interest rate marketplaces that allow users to provide and borrow Ethereum tokens at changeable rates.
167.1inch Network (1INCH)
1inch (1INCH) is an Ethereum token that drives 1inch, a decentralised exchange that attempts to provide "the best prices by identifying the most efficient switching routes among all prominent DEXes." 1inch and other decentralised exchanges (also known as DEXes) allow users to trade tokens without the necessity of a middleman.
168. Fei USD (FEI)
In Ethereum's native decentralised finance, Fei is a stablecoin (DeFi). Stablecoins are a form of token that helps to keep the market liquid by pegging the value of the token to the US dollar. Fei is able to do so by employing a variety of stability techniques.
169.Moonbeam (GLMR)
It's the Moonbeam Network's utility token, which is Moonbeam's principal deployment on the Polkadot network, which acts as a developer-friendly parachain. Moonbeam was launched in January of 2022. Glimmer will be discussed more.
170.Kadena (KDA)
KDA is a cryptocurrency that may be used to pay for computation on the Kadena public blockchain. KDA on Kadena is the method by which miners are rewarded for mining blocks on the network and is the transaction fee that users pay to have their transactions included in a block, similar to ETH on Ethereum.
171.OMG Network (OMG)
The OMG Network (previously OmiseGO) is an Ethereum and ERC-20 token value transfer network. It bills itself as the first production-grade layer-2 Ethereum scaling solution, with the goal of allowing individuals to move money and a variety of digital assets on the blockchain more quickly, cheaply, and securely.
172.BORA (BORA)
BORA bills itself as a decentralised entertainment network that distributes digital material while also rewarding users. The project is a layer-2 platform with a dual token system based on ERC20.
173.Oasis Network (ROSE)
ROSE is a coin that fuels the Oasis Protocol, a privacy-preserving and scalable layer one blockchain. Fast transaction speeds and the generation of private smart contracts are both possible with the Oasis Protocol.
174.Theta Fuel (TFUEL)
On the Theta blockchain, Theta Fuel is a native token. TFUEL is used to support on-chain tasks like as paying relayers for broadcasting a video feed or deploying and engaging with smart contracts. Every video stream that relayers relay to other users on the network earns them TFUEL.
175. IoTeX (IOTX)
IOTX is an Ethereum token that drives IoTeX, a platform that intends to integrate Internet of Things (IoT) devices (such as cameras and sensors) with decentralised apps. IOTX may be used to pay for transactions, stake and administer the IoTeX network, and register new devices.
176.Lido DAO (LDO)
Lido is a proof-of-stake (POS) liquid staking solution that brings together node operator partners to manage the underlying validator infrastructure on the Ethereum, Solana, and Terra blockchains.
177.IOST (IOST)
IOST stands for Internet of Services Token and is a blockchain technology for the Internet of Services at the company level. By offering a Blockchain as a Service solution, the platform focuses on blockchain technology that is suitable for mainstream usage.
178.Symbol (XYM)
In March 2021, the Symbol (XYM) mainnet became live. A high-performance enterprise-grade blockchain, developer tools, and a new coin are all part of the platform. According to the creators, the project's principal purpose is to establish a fairer society that is more inclusive and accessible to all.
179.Ankr (ANKR)
The Ankr token (ANKR) is the native cryptocurrency of the Ankr network, a Web 3 infrastructure platform that allows users to establish and run their own nodes for proof-of-stake blockchains.
180.Tezos (XTZ)
Tezos (XTZ) is a blockchain network that is connected to a digital token known as a "tez" or "tezzie." Tezos is not dependant on tez mining. Instead, token holders are rewarded for participating in the blockchain's proof-of-stake consensus method.
181.JUST (JST)
JST, the second token, may be used to pay interest, maintain the platform, vote in governance, and participate in other JUST platform activities. JUST provides for transparent on-chain execution of all transactions, collateralization, and governance.
182.Synthetix (SNX)
Synthetix (SNX) is an Ethereum blockchain system that allows for the issuance of synthetic assets. Synthetic commodities, such as gold and silver, as well as synthetic cryptocurrencies, synthetic inverse cryptocurrencies, synthetic cryptocurrency indexes, and synthetic fiat currencies, are all supported by Synthetix.
183.Livepeer (LPT)
The Livepeer network, a platform for decentralised video streaming, is powered by an Ethereum token called LPT. LPT is responsible for transcoding and delivering video throughout the network, as well as motivating peers to keep the network safe and cost-effective.
184.Audius (AUDIO)
The native cryptocurrency that drives the Audius system is the Audius token (AUDIO). In the Audius ecology, it provides three primary functions: Protect the network. Assume the role of a governance token. Allow users to have access to exclusive features and material.
185.Ravencoin (RVN)
Ravencoin (RVN) is a blockchain that is aimed to make the process of creating a token as efficient as possible. Tokens are produced for a variety of purposes on this peer-to-peer blockchain network. Only one condition applies: the Ravencoin token must be used to transfer assets from one person to another.
186.SXP (SXP)
The SXP coin is used to maintain and operate the Swipe network, and it may also be used to pay for other Swipe ecosystem services. SXP is used to pay for transaction fees on the SXP Network first and foremost.
187.SwissBorg (CHSB)
The SwissBorg token (CHSB) is a cryptocurrency that enables the SwissBorg ecosystem to function. It's a multi-utility token, which means its holders have special benefits in the SwissBorg ecosystem, and there are approximately 100,000 investors who own it at the time of writing.
188.Serum (SRM)
Serum is a decentralised exchange platform based on Solana that allows traders to buy and sell coins. If you're not aware with Solana, it's a blockchain platform that seeks to boost user scalability by reducing transaction settlement times.
189.yearn.finance (YFI)
The Yearn Finance platform's native cryptocurrency is YFI, which is a collection of decentralised finance (DeFi) products that allow users to earn interest on their crypto assets utilising smart contract platforms like Ethereum. Yearn Finance's yield packages generally have yields between 25% and 35%.
190.Ontology (ONT)
The Ontology platform is powered by the cryptocurrency ONT. Ontology is a new public blockchain project with great performance and a distributed trust cooperation platform. The Ontology blockchain framework may customise distinct public blockchains for different applications and supports public blockchain systems.
191.WAX (WAXP)
WAX is a blockchain and protocol token created with the goal of making e-commerce transactions faster, simpler, and safer for all parties involved. The WAX Blockchain's consensus mechanism is Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS), and it is designed to be completely backward compatible with EOS.
192.Horizen (ZEN)
The Horizen platform uses ZEN as its native cryptocurrency token. Miners and secure nodes are rewarded with ZEN, which may be exchanged on the open cryptocurrency market. Horizen is vulnerable to the same backdoors and bugs as Zcash, Zclassic, and other privacy coins since it employs the same Zerocash protocol.
193.Dogelon Mars (ELON)
Dogelon Mars (CRYPTO:ELON) is one among a slew of Doge-themed cryptocurrency tokens that debuted in 2021. The crypto's creators define it as a fair global money for the people, as well as an interplanetary currency for space colonisation.
194.Voyager Token (VGX)
The Voyager Token (VGX) is an Ethereum token that is used to reward and incentivise Voyager controlled exchange usage. VGX holders may earn staking incentives, get cashback on trades, and more on Voyager.
195.Ethereum Name Service (ENS)
The Ethereum Name Service, a system for human-readable crypto addresses and decentralised domain names, is governed by the ENS token. Changes to the protocol will be proposed and voted on using ENS.
196.SKALE Network (SKL)
SKALE (SKL) is an Ethereum token that powers SKALE, a "Ethereum-compatible network with a leaderless consensus designed to function on an unbounded number of independent nodes," according to its website. SKALE nodes supply resources to a number of different decentralised elastic blockchains.
197.Immutable X (IMX)
Immutable X, a scaling solution for NFTs that intends to provide near-instant, low-fee transactions, is powered by IMX, an Ethereum token. Staking on Immutable X, voting on the protocol's future, and paying transaction fees can all be done with IMX.
198.Hive (HIVE)
HIVE is a cryptocurrency mining company, to put it simply. For prizes given in cryptocurrency, we authenticate transactions on blockchain networks such as Ethereum. HIVE earns fresh crypto currencies every day, which it may use to generate income and cash flow.
199.Storj (STORJ)
Storj is a decentralised digital file storage system powered by a bitcoin blockchain platform. The Storj network is powered by nodes, which are computers all over the world that accept the Storj (STORJ) digital currency as payment.
200.Polymath (POLY)
Polymath (POLY) is an ERC-20 token based on Ethereum that supports the Polymath protocol, which allows users to create securities using cryptocurrency tokens. Polymath users may create ST-20 tokens, which are based on the Polymath Ethereum token standard.
201.Gemini Dollar (GUSD)
The Gemini dollar (GUSD) is a crypto stablecoin that is backed by and tied to US dollars stored in FDIC-insured bank accounts. The accounting company BPM LLP audits the funds stored in reserves on a regular basis. GUSD was established by Gemini, a cryptocurrency exchange launched in 2014 by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss.
202.Secret (SCRT)
Secret Token (SCRT) is Secret Network's native coin. The receiver, balance, and transaction amount can all be encrypted, similar to Monero (XMR), Dash (DASH), and other privacy currencies. Secret Network's configurable privacy guarantees anonymity and secrecy.
203.APENFT (NFT)
APENFT Fund enhances the use cases of blockchain by incorporating it into the NFT sector. As underlying assets, the Fund purchases well-known traditional and NFT artworks and seeks to raise the NFT trading standard.
204.MXC (MXC)
MXC is a blockchain trading platform that enables users to circulate blockchain assets in a safer, more convenient, and smarter manner. MXC users may be found in over 70 nations and areas throughout the world.
205.Braintrust (BTRST)
Braintrust (BTRST) is an Ethereum token that is used to fuel Braintrust, a decentralised talent network that connects freelancers and businesses. BTRST is used to manage the network and as a reward for referring new customers.
206.SushiSwap (SUSHI)
SushiSwap (SUSHI) is an Ethereum token that drives SushiSwap's automated market maker and decentralised cryptocurrency exchange. SUSHI token holders can participate in community governance and stake their tokens in exchange for a piece of SushiSwap's transaction fees.
207.UMA (UMA)
The UMA protocol (Universal Market Access protocol) allows users to construct their own synthetic assets — digital tokens that represent and track the price of any real-world item. On the platform, these tokenized assets are referred to as "priceless financial contracts."
208.renBTC (RENBTC)
RenBTC is an ERC-20 currency that is part of the Ren Protocol project, which provides for a decentralised representation of Bitcoin on the Ethereum blockchain.
209.PlayDapp (PLA)
PLA is an Ethereum token that supports PlayDapp, a non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace and blockchain gaming platform. PLA is the principal token used by PlayDapp to perform transactions. PLA can also be received by game creators when customers make in-game purchases.
210.Keep Network (KEEP)
KEEP is an Ethereum currency that drives the Keep Network, a platform that intends to connect public and private blockchains. Keep Network's initial offering is tBTC, an Ethereum token that represents one Bitcoin.
211.Render Token (RNDR)
Render Token (RNDR) is an Ethereum token that is used to power Render Network, a distributed graphics processing system. Render Network connects individuals wishing to render pictures and video with those who have idle graphics processing capacity using RNDR as the medium of exchange.
212.Ontology Gas (ONG)
Ontology gas (ONG) is one of two crypto currencies that fuel the Ontology blockchain, a business-focused, high-performance (can handle multiple transactions at once) blockchain that focuses on solving challenges like as data integrity and identity security (accuracy and consistency of data).
213.Casper (CSPR)
Casper is the first live proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain based on the Casper CBC standard, which became live on mainnet on March 30, 2021. The Casper platform aims to accelerate the worldwide adoption of blockchain technology, smart contracts, and decentralised applications (DApps).
214.Illuvium (ILV)
Illuvium (ILV) is a decentralised Ethereum-based role-playing game. Illuvium is a play-to-earn blockchain game in which users may earn in-game prizes in ILV tokens by participating in tournaments and tasks. Staff of Cryptopedia
215.Celsius (CEL)
Celsius (CEL) is a cryptocurrency token that uses the Ethereum platform to function. Priority in line for loans, better dollar loan rates, higher earning rates, better coin loan rates, and premium assistance are all planned for the CEL token. You may learn more about them by clicking here.
216.Trust Wallet Token (TWT)
The Trust Wallet Token (TWT) is the official token of Trust Wallet, a mobile-based cryptocurrency wallet that allows you to trade, buy, and sell NFTs and cryptocurrencies. TWT is an opportunity for anybody on the Trust Wallet platform to hold and own their own (cheap) crypto asset backed by the network.
217.WOO Network (WOO)
WOO Network is a deep liquidity network that provides democratised access to best-in-class liquidity and trading execution at low or no cost to traders, exchanges, institutions, and DeFi platforms. WOO Token is used for staking and fee savings in the network's CeFi and DeFi products.
218.NuCypher (NU)
The Ethereum token NuCypher (NU) may be staked to run a node on the NuCypher network. NuCypher advertises itself as a threshold cryptography network that delivers decentralised apps and protocols with data privacy and key management.
219.Rally (RLY)
The Rally network is powered by Rally (RLY), an Ethereum coin. Creators and online groups may use Rally to establish their own currency. Fans may obtain access to rewards such as unreleased material or apparel by creating these so-called "social tokens," while producers can unlock new revenue streams.
220.Acala Token (ACA)
ACA is the utility token that drives Polkadot's DeFi hub. Micro gas fees and smart contract execution are powered by this. Network nodes are rewarded for monitoring and relaying messages to Polkadot. The community is given the opportunity to vote, elect council members, and influence Acala's future.
221.TerraClassicUSD (USTC)
USTCoin is a decentralised financial payment network that uses the blockchain to recreate the traditional payment stack. To promote programmable payments and the creation of open financial infrastructure, it uses a basket of fiat-pegged stablecoins that are algorithmically stabilised by its reserve currency USTC.
222.Flux (FLUX)
Flux is the money that fuels the Flux ecosystem, and it's used to buy resources, collateralize nodes, and fuel transactions on FluxOS. It rewards both miners and FluxNode operators for verifying transactions and supplying computing resources.
223.MX TOKEN (MX)
MX TOKEN (MX) is a decentralised digital currency based on the Ethereum blockchain established by the MEXC platform. The MX ecosystem, as MEXC's native coin, is steadily improving each day in order to empower users and creators.
224.Nano (XNO)
Nano (XNO) is a decentralised peer-to-peer cryptocurrency payment system that allows for low-cost and quick transactions on the blockchain. Nano allows users to receive and transmit transactions in NANO in seconds thanks to the usage of a block-lattice data structure and a specific method for decentralised voting.
225.MediBloc (MED)
Patients, healthcare providers, and medical researchers may all benefit from MediBloc, a blockchain-based healthcare information ecosystem. MediBloc facilitates a decentralised healthcare ecosystem that benefits all parties involved by providing an all-in-one solution. The current supply of MediBloc is 7,697,598,449, with 5,382,401,140 in circulation.
226.Nervos Network (CKB)
The Nervos Network (CKB) is a public blockchain ecosystem that is open-source. To increase interoperability throughout the industry, the network employs a unique dual-layer design. CKB is a cryptocurrency similar to Bitcoin that may be used as a safe store of value. It may also be used as a value token for smart contracts, similar to ETH.
227.Powerledger (POWR)
The Powerledger network, which promises to facilitate peer-to-peer energy trading, is powered by the Ethereum token POWR. POWR is necessary to join Powerledger and contributes to the security of its different offerings, which include energy trading, renewable energy tracking, and verification.
228.Orbs (ORBS)
Orbs is a public blockchain infrastructure with scalability, cheap fees, high performance, security, and ease of use. The platform is built for large-scale applications and includes a full blockchain stack.
229.Ren (REN)
The Ren protocol's native coin is REN. It's an open protocol that enables users to transfer digital assets from one blockchain to another, allowing for cross-chain liquidity.
230.DigitalBits (XDB)
DigitalBits is a user-friendly open-source blockchain that is used to power consumer digital assets. DigitalBits is essentially a Stellar fork that integrates many of the Stellar network's features. Key features like as token certification service and automated algorithmic token distribution set it apart.
231.Conflux (CFX)
Conflux (CFX) is a multi-chain interoperability protocol. Using the network's Shuttleflow service, users may convert assets between Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Huobi ECO Chain, and OKEx Chain.
232.Ocean Protocol (OCEAN)
Ocean is an open-source protocol for exchanging and monetizing data and data-based services between enterprises and individuals. The Ocean protocol, which is built on top of the Ethereum blockchain, employs 'datatokens' to control access to data sets. Users that require access to the information can then redeem the tokens.
233.Pundi X [New] (PUNDIX)
Pundi X is an Ethereum token that promises to make purchasing products and services using cryptocurrency easier. The development team intends to deliver point-of-sale devices to merchants who accept Pundi X tokens as payment.
234.WINkLink (WIN)
The WINkLink network, which is the driving force behind WINk, has its own native token, WIN. The WINkLink system is built on the TRON blockchain and is intended to enable smart contracts (programmes that run automatically when specific circumstances are fulfilled) more accessible to use and build.
235.CEEK VR (CEEK)
CEEK is a Metaverse initiative that brings musicians, sports, and other digital producers into direct contact with their audience. It brings together users and artists in the virtual reality world under permission, collaborating with prominent artists from across the world.
236.Persistence (XPRT)
XPRT is the Persistence Network's native token, which lies at the very heart of the ecosystem and gains tremendous value as the ecosystem expands.
237.Velas (VLX)
Velas (VLX) is a cryptocurrency developed by a group of mathematicians, engineers, researchers, cryptographers, and results-oriented business leaders. The Velas platform promises to be building an open-source blockchain ecosystem of products and services.
238.DAO Maker (DAO)
The DAO was created to be a decentralised and automated organisation. It functioned as a sort of open-source venture capital fund, with no normal management structure or board of directors. The DAO was unaffiliated with any nation-state in order to be totally decentralised, even though it used the Ethereum network.
239.Celer Network (CELR)
Celer is a blockchain interoperability technology that allows users to access tokens, DeFi, GameFi, NFTs, governance, and more with just a single click across various chains.
240.Chromia (CHR)
Chroma (CHR), the platform's native token, is meant to power it and connect users, developers, and investors in a mutually beneficial relationship. CHR can be used for paying hosting costs, staking, and other system-wide uses in addition to being a platform currency.
241.Ellipsis (EPS)
The Ellipsis platform's native token is EPS. It is a revenue-generating token that will primarily benefit liquidity providers and EPS holders. On a 50-50 basis, they will receive a percentage of the trading fees.
242.COTI (COTI)
COTI (COTI) is a cryptocurrency that drives COTI, a project that bills itself as a "DAG (directed acyclic graph) protocol designed for the creation of decentralised payment networks and stable coinage." Coti powers online and offline payments, loyalty payments, stablecoins, and more using Trustchain, a decentralised ledger that can process over 100,000 transactions per second. Note that COTI is presently only supported on the Ethereum network by Coinbase (ERC-20).
243.Chia (XCH)
Chia Network (XCH) is a layer 1 blockchain that employs a unique consensus technique known as proof-of-space-and-time, as well as its own custom-designed programming language called Chialisp (PoST). These two together allow the blockchain to utilise less energy while maintaining network security.
244.Dent (DENT)
Dent is a blockchain-based decentralised marketplace where users can purchase and trade various mobile data services. Roaming-free calls, mobile internet plans, eSIM cards, and call minutes are all available on the platform.
245.Wirex Token (WXT)
The Wirex Token (WXT) is the platform's first native cryptocurrency. It's a Stellar and Ethereum-based token that'll be widely utilised within the Wirex app and on other cryptocurrency exchanges.
246.Coin98 (C98)
Coin98 is a Binance Launchpad protocol with a strong focus on decentralised finance. Essentially, the currency collects liquidity from numerous decentralised exchanges (DEXs), allowing traders to take use of all of the features that DEXs have to offer, such as lending, borrowing, yield farming, and more. Even better, merchants may take advantage of these advantages across chains.
247.Request (REQ)
The Request Network, a system for making and requesting payments, is powered by REQ, an Ethereum token. Request Network transactions are immutably recorded, and requests are handled without the use of a middleman.
248.Telcoin (TEL)
Telcoin (TEL) is a cryptocurrency that intends to link with mobile networks all over the world, making it simple to convert between telecom mobile money, prepaid credit, and postpaid billing systems. The TEL ERC-20 token will be distributed to telecom providers, who will subsequently sell it to their customers.
249.Cartesi (CTSI)
Cartesi (CTSI) is a utility token that drives the Cartesi network, which uses Optimistic Rollups technology to overcome blockchain scalability and excessive fees. Staking and fees for data processing on the network may both be done with CTSI.
250.Spell Token (SPELL)
Abracadabra. money is governed by the Spell Token (SPELL), a platform that allows users to deposit collateral in the form of interest-bearing crypto assets (such as yvYFI, yvUSDT, yvUSDC, and xSUSHI) in order to manufacture MIM, a stablecoin that aims to maintain a value of $1.00.
251.Jenny metaverse DAO (UJENNY)
Jenny is a Unicly Protocol-based decentralised ERC-20 NFT. Its native token is backed by a decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) that is administered by the holders of the native token.
252.OriginTrail (TRAC)
OriginTrail (TRAC) is an Ethereum token that supports OriginTrail, a "decentralised knowledge network" that presents itself as such. OriginTrail is used to find, manage, and preserve data for a variety of purposes, including supply chain management and the verification of art, degrees, and corporate certificates.
253.Ultra (UOS)
Ultra is a multi-platform gaming platform for players and game creators that is powered by the Ultra blockchain.
UOS is the platform's native utility token.
254.dYdX (DYDX)
dYdX is a popular decentralised exchange that now offers eternal trading. dYdX is a decentralised exchange that uses smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain to allow users to trade without the involvement of middlemen.
255.Injective (INJ)
INJ is an ERC-20 utility token used on the Injective Protocol to provide market making incentives, governance, and block validator compensation, among other things. INJ may be kept in a cryptocurrency wallet and custodian, such as Gemini.
256.ConstitutionDAO (PEOPLE)
Constitution DAO is a defunct decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) that was founded in November 2021 with the goal of purchasing an original copy of the US Constitution. The organisation raised $47 million in Ether cryptocurrency, but came up short in the Sotheby's auction, losing to a bid of $43.2 million.
257.Fetch.ai (FET)
Fetch.ai's native cryptocurrency is FET. Fetch.ai is a blockchain-based project that aims to bring artificial intelligence (AI) to the cryptocurrency economy. The company's key selling point is its AI-powered "autonomous economic agents" (AEAs), which automate decentralised finance activities.
258.Divi (DIVI)
Divi is a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) network that is safe thanks to masternodes. It has its own native token, DIVI, which users may stake on the network for inflation incentives or use as the in-network money. Divi's mission is to make cryptocurrencies secure, accessible, and user-friendly.
259.USD Coin (USDC)
USD Coin is a digital stablecoin whose value is linked to the US dollar. USD Coin is administered by the Centre consortium, which was created by Circle and includes members from Coinbase, a cryptocurrency exchange, and Bitmain, a Bitcoin mining business and a Circle investor.