Marlin POND
Xếp hạng #347
00:54:00 04/12/2024
Giá Marlin (POND)
$0.02161 14.51%
0.0000002259 BTC
555 VND
Thấp: $0.01874
Cao: $0.02190
Thông tin Marlin (POND)
| Trạng thái | Đang hoạt động |
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| Block Explorer | https://etherscan.io/token/0x57b946008913b82e4df85f501cbaed910e58d26c https://arbiscan.io/token/0xda0a57b710768ae17941a9fa33f8b720c8bd9ddd |
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| Nền tảng | |
| Ngày thêm vào danh sách | 07:00:00 22/12/2020 |
| Thẻ | AI & Big Data, Distributed Computing, DeFi, Zero Knowledge Proofs, Scaling, Ethereum Ecosystem, Binance Labs Portfolio, Solana Ecosystem, Arrington XRP Capital Portfolio, Electric Capital Portfolio, Polygon Ecosystem, Web3, Arbitrum Ecosystem, Injective Ecosystem, Generative AI, DWF Labs Portfolio, Modular Blockchain, DePIN |
Số liệu thống kê Marlin (POND)
| Giá Marlin (POND) hôm nay | |
|---|---|
| Giá Marlin (POND) | $0.02161 |
| Dao động 1 giờ | 0.37% |
| Dao động 24 giờ | 14.51% |
| Dao động 7 ngày | 20.41% |
| Giá Thấp / Cao nhất (24h) | $0.01804 / $0.02033 |
| Khối lượng giao dịch 24 giờ | $18,871,233 |
| Vốn hóa | $174,800,926 |
| Khối lượng giao dịch / Vốn hóa thị trường | 0.107958 |
| Thị phần | 0.005065% |
| Xếp hạng | #347 |
| Giá Marlin (POND) hôm qua | |
| Giá Thấp / Cao nhất hôm qua | $0.01804 / $0.02010 |
| Giá Mở / Đóng hôm qua | $0.01969 / $0.02000 |
| Dao động giá hôm qua | 1.55% |
| Khối lượng giao dịch hôm qua | $12,851,414 |
| Nguồn cung Marlin (POND) | |
| Tổng POND đang lưu hành | 8,087,375,977 POND |
| Tổng cung | 10,000,000,000 POND |
| Tổng cung tối đa | |
| Lịch sử giá Marlin (POND) | |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 7 ngày | $0.01804 / $0.02195 |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 30 ngày | $0.009569 / $0.02314 |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 90 ngày | $0.009569 / $0.02314 |
| Giá Thấp / Cao 52 tuần | $0.009569 / $0.04211 |
| Giá cao nhất lịch sử 06:31:04 22/12/2020 |
$0.3845 |
| Giá thấp nhất lịch sử 14:19:00 12/05/2022 |
$0.006418 |
What Is Marlin (POND)?
Marlin is an open protocol that provides a high-performance programmable network infrastructure for DeFi and Web 3.0. The nodes in the Marlin network, called Metanodes, operate the MarlinVM which provides a virtual router interface for developers to deploy customized overlays and perform edge computations.Notable overlays that can be built using MarlinVM include:
* Low-latency block multicast to scale blockchains
* Low-latency mempool sync for arbitrageurs
* Mesh networks
* Anonymity networks like mixnets
* Device optimization and caching responses of API to Infura, Alchemy etc
Its native utility token POND is used for:
* Running validator nodes on the network via staking
* Making and voting on governance proposals to determine how network resources are allocated
* Determining a set of network performance auditors and compensating users from an insurance fund in case of a SLA breach
Marlin aims to deliver on the promise of a decentralized web where applications secured via the blockchain are indistinguishable in terms of performance to users accustomed to Web 2.0.
Who Are the Founders of Marlin?
Marlin is the brainchild of developers Siddhartha, Prateesh and Roshan, all of whom have extensive experience in peer-to-peer networking.Responsible for the development of Zilliqa, the first high-throughput blockchain to employ sharding in production, Siddhartha has had expexrience working at Microsoft and Adobe and is the author of the 2 US patents. Prateesh is a PhD candidate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with a focus on Computer Networks and Roshan, an avid open-source enthusiast, was a contributor to the Boost C++ libraries.
The project employs former researchers at Ethereum Foundation, International Collegiate Programming Contest (ICPC) world medallists and developers with experience at Facebook, Cisco and Bosch. It counts the former CEO of Bittorrent and professors at MIT and Princeton amongst its advisors including authors of seminal P2P papers such as Chord DHT. Marlin is backed by the likes of Binance Labs, Electric Capital and Michael Arrington.
What Makes Marlin Unique?
Marlin is one of the few layer-0 projects focussed on network layer optimizations. Similar to Filecoin which is incentivized IPFS, Marlin claims to be the equivalent of an incentived libp2p. This makes Marlin ubiquitous in the decentralized web as any peer-to-peer application relies on networking between distributed nodes to function.Marlin is thus blockchain-agnostic. It offers gateways built for several layer-1 as well as layer-2 platforms. Unlike several other scaling solutions which suffer from the scalability trilemma where either one of performance, decentralization or security is sacrificed, improvements in the network layer are not subject to such constraints which primarily govern consensus layers.
How Many Marlin Tokens Are There in Circulation?
There exist two tokens in the Marlin economy, MPOND and POND. MPOND has a total supply cap of 10,000 while POND is capped at 10,000,000,000. Conversion between the two tokens is facilitated via a bridge which returns 1,000,000 POND when sent 1 MPOND and vice-versa. Initially, 4,623 MPOND and 3,184,000,000 POND are created with POND primarily distributed amongst validators and the community. These numbers may vary over time due to conversions via the bridge. Every Marlin Metanode is required to stake MPOND and receives POND in the form of staking rewards.How Is the Marlin Network Secured?
Built atop Ethereum, the correctness of execution of the Marlin smart contracts is protected by the network of Ethereum nodes.In addition-
* The Marlin network consisting of Metanodes risk having their staked MPOND and delegated POND being slashed if the network faces DDoS and spam attacks due to their failure to verify content that they introduce into the network.
* Not unlike Proof-of-Work, the network uses tunable redundancy via erasure coding to ensure users receive performance and availability guarantees with the SLAs they demand and are proportionately charged for it.
* A network of third-party auditors with probes across the globe, pre-approved by the Pond DAO, provide constant performance and coverage monitoring for applications that demand higher reliability. An insurance fund backed by the DAO is used to compensate users who incur a loss due to the network’s inability to meet its SLA guarantees.