The main goal of the Kyber network is to provide DeFi applications, decentralized exchanges (DEX) and other users with easy access to liquidity pools that provide the best conditions as well as token exchange without intermediaries.
Tron / TRX
TRON is an open source blockchain platform that powers smart contracts and is used to build decentralized applications. It was issued first as an ERC-20 token, and was later transferred to its own blockchain.
Litecoin / LTC
Litecoin is an altcoin derived from Bitcoin, so it shares many characteristics with the largest cryptocurrency. However, although they have a lot in common, they are two completely different cryptocurrencies.
Ripple / XRP
RippleNet is a payment network that connects banks and other large institutions and allows them to transfer money over that network. All transactions are recorded on the decentralized XRP registry.
Cosmos / ATOM
Cosmos is called the “internet of blockchain”. All types of blockchains, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum can be connected through the Cosmos network creating a crypto ecosystem of independent parallel blockchains.
Polkadot / DOT
Polkadot is a blockchain project where independent blockchains can exchange data and transactions in a secure and decentralized manner. Polkadot uses the “Proof of Stake” consensus.
Celo
Celo is a global cryptocurrency payment platform thanks to the ability to send and pay from any phone number in the world. The primary target group is primarily the users of mobile devices.
Waves – Open Blokchain Protocol
Waves is an open blockchain protocol and development toolkit for Web 3.0 decentralized applications and smart contracts and strives to make the most of blockchain technology.
Filecoin / FIL
Filecoin (FIL) is a peer-to-peer network that acts as a data locker on the Internet. Filecoin’s goal is to “store humanity’s most important information” in a decentralized manner.
Phantom – Blockchain Network
Phantom is made by a blockchain network called Opera, and is compatible with Ethereum. The core innovation is the Lachesis protocol, a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism that accelerates throughput to thousands of transactions per second.