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BNB, originally known as Binance Coin, is the native cryptocurrency of the Binance blockchain, including its ecosystem of trading, finance, and decentralized applications (dApps). BNB is used for various purposes, such as paying for transaction fees on the Binance platforms, participating in token sales, and making in-app payments.

Near Protocol, a layer 1 blockchain, offers a platform for crafting decentralized applications (dapps), emerging as a contender to Ethereum—the foremost layer 1 blockchain. Central to layer 1 networks like Near are transaction costs, speed, and scalability. Addressing Ethereum's recent cost and speed challenges, Near stands out as faster and more cost-effective. Notably, once fully deployed, Near aims to handle approximately 100,000 transactions per second (TPS).

Near Protocol

Baby Doge Coin (BABYDOGE) is a Binance Smart Chain meme token created for Doge enthusiasts. It offers fast, low-fee transactions, an innovative staking system that rewards holders, and a charitable focus on supporting dog rescue efforts.

Baby Doge Coin

Virtuals Protocol is designed to transform virtual interactions by leveraging its AI and Metaverse protocol. As the foundation for collaborative, human-curated, plug-and-play gaming AIs, the Virtuals Protocol leads the way in merging artificial intelligence with immersive digital worlds.

Virtuals Protocol

Aleph Zero is a privacy-enhancing layer 1 blockchain engineered for speed, achieving efficiencies akin to conventional Web2 systems. It upholds rigorous standards for data privacy and transaction security while aiming for genuine decentralization over time. Over 40 use cases being actively developed highlight Aleph Zero's versatility, showcasing its adaptability across various sectors and applications.

Aleph Zero

The Graph is a decentralized protocol streamlining blockchain data organization. Through GraphQL, applications access subgraphs or open APIs, enabling data retrieval from the indexed network. This facilitates the creation of serverless apps running solely on public infrastructure. The Graph's ecosystem, comprising Indexers, Curators, and Delegators, supports Web3 applications, with users engaging with the provided data. 

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