Hedera Hashgraph for Enterprises: From Core Services to Real-World Deployment

Hedera's core protocol services (HTS, HCS, and smart contracts), enterprise use cases across industries, and how its high-performance, compliant infrastructure differentiates it from traditional blockchain networks for real-world adoption.

Hedera Hashgraph: How Hedera Is Redefining Distributed Ledger Technology

Explore how Hedera Hashgraph's unique aBFT consensus mechanism delivers enterprise-grade scalability, security, and predictable fees — redefining what a distributed ledger can achieve.

Rialo: The Real World Chain — Natively Integrating Data, Automation, and Compute for On-Chain Finance

Rialo is a blockchain network designed around a single conviction: that the real world shouldn't require middleware to interact with the chain. By natively integrating data, automation, and compute, Rialo removes the stack of oracles, bridges, and wrappers that currently bottleneck real-world asset protocols and prediction markets — and replaces it with infrastructure that just works.

Pharos: Modular and Parallel L1 Blockchain Network — The Infrastructure Bringing Finance Onchain

Pharos is a high-performance, modular, and parallel L1 blockchain network designed to bring real-world finance onchain at institutional scale. InfStones has been an active participant in Pharos' testnet, and with mainnet launch approaching, this is a close look at why Pharos represents one of the most architecturally serious attempts yet to make decentralized finance work for the world's largest capital markets.

Simplifying Proof of Liquidity - Berachain Primer

Berachain is a Layer-1 blockchain built on the Cosmos SDK, fully compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It aims to transform liquidity management in decentralized finance (DeFi) through its innovative Proof of Liquidity (PoL) consensus mechanism and tri-token economic model. Traditional Proof of Stake (PoS) systems often misalign incentives between validators and applications.

Analysis of Dash

In January 2014, Dash was launched by Evan Duffield who found the potentially incredible value of cryptocurrency but was unsatisfied with the situation of the most popular crypto — Bitcoin. Evan believed that there was a further way to improve upon Bitcoin. While Dash was based on Bitcoin, it is a new cryptocurrency with many innovate features, which made Dash a private cryptocurrency with tamper-proof instant transactions and a secondary peer-to-peer(P2P) network.

Analysis of Cosmos

Cosmos, being developed by the Interchain Foundation (ICF), is a decentralized network of parallel blockchains. Parallel blockchains are those that are connected by a central blockchain but do not otherwise interfere with each other's operations. When necessary, they can exchange information through the central blockchain. ICF has a strong focus on developing a scalable system to improve the interoperability between different blockchains, essentially creating an internet of blockchains.

Overview of Tezos Economics Model

When it comes to ICOs, few projects have seen more hype than Tezos. In 2017, its two-week ICO raised US $232 million in bitcoins and ether tokens. It is the second largest in ICO history. The project attracted such attention because the development team has a clear vision that they want to address several common issues that some high profile blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum had at the time.

Overview of VeChainThor Economics Model

VeChainThor (referred as VeChain hereafter) , launched on June 30th, 2018, is a blockchain platform that pioneers in enhancing supply chain management. It provides a solid governance structure, and advances IoT integration. The new blockchain can be utilized in cold-chain logistics, luxury goods, medical products, automobiles, and many other industries that can benefit from trustworthy supply chain record keeping.

Overview of EOS Economics Model

EOS, launched on June 10th, 2018, is a blockchain platform for smart contracts and the development of decentralized applications (dApps). It is similar to the functionality of Ethereum but has been named “Ethereum killer” by many blockchain enthusiasts. EOS’s smart contract platform is powered by WebAssembly which supports multiple languages widely used in application development. EOS also provides a set of services and functions that closely resembles what an operating system would offer for dApps. All these features enable businesses to develop and deploy high-performance dApps in relatively fast paces.