Crypto pages connected to the organization map

Bitcoin

#1 / Monetary assets

The base monetary asset of crypto.

Ethereum

#2 / L1 networks

The main settlement layer for DeFi, stablecoins, L2s, and tokenization.

Tether

#3 / Stablecoins

The dominant offshore dollar stablecoin.

BNB

#4 / Exchange ecosystems

A chain's gas token and an exchange's utility token, fused into one asset.

Solana

#5 / L1 networks

A high-throughput Layer 1 built around fast block times and low fees.

XRP

#6 / Payments

The native asset of the XRP Ledger, a payment network that uses neither mining nor staking.

USD Coin

#7 / Stablecoins

A fully reserved dollar stablecoin issued through regulated Circle affiliates.

Cardano

#8 / L1 networks

A peer-reviewed approach to building a blockchain, with the delays that implies.

Dogecoin

#9 / Meme assets

The original meme coin, still the most liquid of its category.

TRON

#10 / Payments

The chain that moves an enormous volume of USDT, especially outside wealthy economies.

Avalanche

#11 / L1 networks

A network whose main idea is letting anyone launch their own purpose-built chain.

Polkadot

#12 / Infrastructure

Many specialised chains renting security from one shared validator set.

Chainlink

#13 / Data and oracles

The oracle network most DeFi protocols rely on for outside-world prices.

Polygon

#14 / Scaling

A broad Ethereum scaling stack, now coordinated by the POL token.

Shiba Inu

#15 / Meme assets

A meme token that built an ecosystem around itself.

Litecoin

#16 / Monetary assets

One of the oldest Bitcoin forks, positioned as faster settlement money.

Uniswap

#17 / DeFi

A governance token for the largest DEX, and a textbook case of weak value capture.

NEAR Protocol

#18 / L1 networks

An L1 that tries to hide blockchain complexity from the people using it.

Stellar

#19 / Payments

A payment network built for moving currencies cheaply, with a nonprofit steering it.

Aptos

#20 / L1 networks

A high-throughput chain using Move, a language designed to make asset bugs harder.

Arbitrum

#21 / Scaling

An Ethereum optimistic rollup with deep DeFi liquidity, governed by ARB holders.

Optimism

#22 / Scaling

Governance of the OP Stack and the Superchain of chains built on it.

Sui

#23 / L1 networks

A Move chain that treats everything as an object, so simple transfers skip consensus.

Aave

#24 / DeFi

The largest onchain lending market, where AAVE backstops the system rather than just voting.

Maker

#25 / DeFi

The credit system behind DAI, and the original test of decentralized stablecoin design.

Render

#26 / AI and compute

A marketplace connecting idle GPUs with rendering and AI workloads.

Injective

#27 / DeFi

A Cosmos-based layer-1 purpose-built for trading and derivatives.

Cosmos

#28 / Infrastructure

The app-chain thesis: sovereign blockchains connected by IBC.

Algorand

#29 / L1 networks

An academically designed L1 focused on finality and institutional use.

Filecoin

#30 / Infrastructure

An incentive layer turning spare disk space into a storage market.

VeChain

#31 / Infrastructure

An enterprise chain focused on supply chain traceability and ESG data.

Tezos

#32 / L1 networks

A chain that upgrades itself through on-chain governance, without hard forks.

Hedera

#33 / Infrastructure

A council-governed distributed ledger built for enterprise throughput.

Quant

#34 / Infrastructure

Enterprise middleware connecting banks and existing systems to multiple ledgers.

Fantom

#35 / L1 networks

A DAG-based EVM chain whose ecosystem has been migrating to its Sonic successor.

The Graph

#36 / Data and oracles

The query layer that makes blockchain data usable by applications.

aelf

#37 / L1 networks

A multi-sidechain platform repositioned around AI-driven applications.

Pepe

#38 / Meme assets

A pure meme token with no utility claims, driven entirely by attention.

Bonk

#39 / Meme assets

The meme token that helped revive Solana activity after 2022.

Fetch.ai

#40 / AI and compute

An agent framework at the center of the crypto-AI alliance narrative.

Sei

#41 / L1 networks

A layer-1 engineered specifically around exchange and trading workloads.

Celestia

#42 / Infrastructure

A chain that does one job: guaranteeing rollup data was actually published.

Stacks

#43 / Infrastructure

A layer bringing smart contracts and DeFi to Bitcoin.

Kaspa

#44 / Monetary assets

A proof-of-work network using a blockDAG to allow very fast block rates.

LEO Token

#45 / Exchange ecosystems

Bitfinex's utility token with a buyback-and-burn supply model.

Ethena

#46 / Stablecoins

A synthetic dollar held stable by a hedged position, not by cash in a bank.

Jupiter

#47 / DeFi

The routing layer most Solana trades pass through, rather than a venue itself.

Worldcoin

#48 / Infrastructure

A biometric identity network trying to prove humanness in an AI era.

Ondo

#49 / RWA

Tokenized US Treasury exposure, bringing government bond yield onchain.