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この表示には132件のバイブルがあります

Osmosis

An interchain trading laboratory where liquidity, token economics and sovereignty are openly contested.

Osmosis is a proof-of-stake trading chain that routes swaps across several pool designs and onchain order books. OSMO secures and governs it, while fee abstraction lets users pay transaction costs with other accepted assets. Its 2026 record includes a proposed Cosmos Hub integration and an unresolved alloyed-Bitcoin recovery process.

16章出典21件読了目安11分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Current governance discussion and node maintenance show continued ecosystem coordination.

Forum proposals are not execution receipts.

確認日 2026-09-30

裏付けとなる出典

50 / SCR

Scroll

An Ethereum-aligned rollup whose community is debating a different future.

Scroll began as a community-oriented effort to scale Ethereum while retaining familiar execution behavior. Its history includes open-source proof research, builder identity, incentives, formal governance, and emergency repairs. A September 2026 discussion proposes a substantial shift toward application-specific AI infrastructure. That discussion is not a completed migration or a formal vote, and its unsettled status is essential to any current account of the network.

10章出典27件読了目安12分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Public governance and a confirmed verifier upgrade demonstrate continuing coordination.

Governance activity does not remove administrative trust.

確認日 2026-09-30

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51 / STX

Stacks

Bitcoin-oriented contracts, a distinct signer system, and a community arguing about productive capital and credible rules.

Stacks connects smart contracts and Bitcoin-oriented applications through a separate network with STX fees. Nakamoto, sBTC and the 2026 PoX-5 upgrade are distinct milestones with different trust and economic assumptions. Supporters pursue useful Bitcoin finance; governance debates and documented outages show why that ambition requires more than a shared Bitcoin identity.

9章出典25件読了目安11分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Current releases and open endowment discussions demonstrate ongoing community coordination.

Investment opinions remain participants' views.

確認日 2026-09-30

裏付けとなる出典

52 / STRK

Starknet

Provable computation, Cairo culture, and the unfinished work of decentralization.

Starknet is an Ethereum validity rollup built around STARK proofs and the Cairo programming environment. Its community includes proof researchers, application builders, game-world designers, token delegates, and advocates of bringing Bitcoin liquidity into new applications. The detailed story is about how those ambitions meet deployed software, operational incidents, changing fee rules, and staged governance rather than a single promise of unlimited scale.

10章出典18件読了目安12分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Protocol debate and delivered interoperability show a coordinated, developing ecosystem.

Upgrade proposals can attract substantive dissent.

確認日 2026-09-30

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53 / XTZ

Tezos

A network built to amend its own rules, with a culture shaped by bakers, artists, and arguments over who should fund growth.

Tezos is a proof-of-stake network whose protocol includes an amendment process. Its native asset is tez, usually listed as XTZ. The network, the Tezos Foundation, development teams, and artistic communities are related but distinct. Its history is as much about exercising governance and building cultural institutions as it is about proposing governance. Technical upgrades, treasury spending, and token demand require different evidence.

12章出典26件読了目安11分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Activated upgrades and recurring community programs demonstrate sustained coordination.

Participation does not imply uniform political or investment views.

確認日 2026-09-30

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54 / ZEC

Zcash

A public monetary ledger whose privacy promise depends on proof systems, wallet choices, and the institutions that maintain them.

Zcash uses shielded payment protocols to conceal transaction details while proving valid spending. Its native asset is ZEC. Funding mechanisms and wallet behavior have evolved, and the 2026 Orchard vulnerability made monetary soundness a central issue alongside confidentiality. Privacy and implementation security require separate scrutiny.

11章出典25件読了目安10分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Grant deliberation and maintained Zebra releases show active coordination.

Security fixes remain necessary.

確認日 2026-09-30

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55 / ZK

ZKsync Era

Validity proofs, programmable accounts, and a network confronting its next transition.

ZKsync Era is an Ethereum layer-two network within a broader ZKsync ecosystem. Its history connects proof engineering, native smart accounts, token governance, and a growing institutional software strategy. By September 2026, an announced retirement path for EraVM makes old explanations incomplete. This entry separates the live chain, the ZK governance token, experimental token programs, and plans whose implementation still depends on further decisions.

10章出典27件読了目安11分

コミュニティに関する証拠を確認済み

編集上の評価であり、保証ではありません。

Maintainer contributions and current core releases show continuing engineering delivery.

Release publication alone does not establish network activation.

確認日 2026-09-30

裏付けとなる出典

56 / SHIB

Shiba Inu

A meme token that built a swap, a layer 2, and a burn mythology.

SHIB began as an Ethereum meme token. Shibarium adds a separate transaction environment to the surrounding ecosystem. The original token contract, bridge, and validators have distinct roles; community burn expectations do not establish future demand.

13章出典26件読了目安13分

57 / OKB

OKB

An exchange token beside X Layer, OKX's public chain.

OKB is the gas asset of X Layer, a public network associated with OKX. The exchange, token, and chain remain different systems. The 2025 restructuring changed supply and asset-handling arrangements without making OKB exchange equity.

15章出典27件読了目安13分

58 / ACA

Acala

Polkadot financial infrastructure whose liquidity ambitions must be read alongside a difficult recovery history.

Acala is a Polkadot financial parachain with ACA as its native utility and governance token. LDOT represents staked DOT; it is a different asset. The former aUSD product became aSEED, whose value depends on underlying assets rather than a guaranteed dollar peg, with redemption subsequently enabled through governance.

13章出典30件読了目安12分

59 / BLD

Agoric

JavaScript contracts, asynchronous orchestration and contested token economics

Agoric is a sovereign proof of stake network built around JavaScript smart contracts and BLD. Its software separates contract rights, escrow and asynchronous execution. The project moved from an IST stablecoin centered economy toward BLD gas and crosschain products, while developers and holders continued debating how useful applications should support the token. Current technical settings and unfinished economic proposals require separate reading.

11章出典26件読了目安11分

60 / APE

ApeChain

A collector community builds its own execution network.

ApeChain is an Arbitrum Orbit network that settles to Arbitrum One and uses APE for gas. Its developer tools emphasize games, NFT ownership and consumer applications. The network combines a recognizable cultural identity with separate dependencies on sequencing, data availability, bridge contracts and administrative keys.

15章出典19件読了目安11分

61 / ARCH

Archway

Paying application builders, then arguing over who the economics serve

Archway is a sovereign Cosmos blockchain whose rewards system pays application developers from network activity. ARCH supports its fee and staking economy. Its history includes a genuine experiment in developer remuneration, disputes over treasury payments and validator costs, and continued software maintenance. A live September 2026 node observation does not settle those economic disagreements.

11章出典26件読了目安11分

62 / ASTR

Astar

A network and wider product collective, with changes to execution, governance and developer funding.

Astar Network is a Polkadot parachain with EVM contracts, ASTR fees and onchain governance. Its broader collective also builds across other networks. The separate Astar zkEVM was retired in 2025; the main network continues, with a staged withdrawal from Wasm contracts in 2026.

12章出典23件読了目安11分

63 / BABY

Babylon Genesis

A coordination chain that brings Bitcoin staking into a separate proof of stake economy.

Babylon Genesis is a Cosmos SDK chain with its own BABY gas, staking and governance token. It coordinates Bitcoin stakes and finality providers while a distinct validator set produces its blocks. Its later Bitcoin vault strategy is a separate product line, not evidence that Bitcoin itself adopted proof of stake.

12章出典25件読了目安11分

64 / BERA

Berachain

Bear culture, application-directed capital, and a major redesign of who receives the value.

Berachain is an independent EVM network with BERA fees and a liquidity-centered incentive system. Its 2026 PoL Next transition deprecated BGT's former role and moved rewards toward WBERA and sWBERA. The community's application-first ambitions coexist with allocation disputes, discretionary reward approvals and an important emergency-intervention history.

9章出典23件読了目安11分

65 / BLAST

Blast

Native yield, reward farming, and the argument over who an ecosystem should reward.

Blast is an Ethereum optimistic rollup whose ETH and USDB balances can earn native yield. Its history moved from deposit and app reward campaigns toward a mobile product. BLAST is its governance token; ETH remains the network gas asset.

11章出典23件読了目安10分

66 / BOBA

Boba Network

An Ethereum execution network connecting contracts with outside computation.

Boba’s Ethereum network uses ETH gas and a separate BOBA token. HybridCompute connects contracts to external services. State validation remains permissioned, with immediate upgrades; current operator notices distinguish Sepolia testing from unscheduled mainnet changes.

14章出典23件読了目安12分

67 / CANTO

Canto

A public goods experiment with a token-funded commons

Canto is a Cosmos SDK network with an Ethereum-compatible execution environment and native CANTO fees and staking. Its distinctive experiment combined a fee-free exchange, lending infrastructure and the NOTE unit of account with incentives for users and developers. The technical history includes changing expansion plans, security reviews and disputes about who benefits from a supposedly public commons.

10章出典26件読了目安11分

68 / HUAHUA

Chihuahua

A dog themed chain where playful participation meets serious governance decisions.

Chihuahua is an independent Cosmos SDK blockchain with HUAHUA as its native fee, staking and governance asset. Its playful identity grew around airdrops and accessible participation, but its history also includes contract failures, validator recovery decisions and disputed upgrade plans. September 2026 observations show an operating ledger with zero configured mint inflation, while the next software transition remains a separate question.

11章出典29件読了目安12分

69 / CFX

Conflux

Two execution spaces, hybrid consensus and an ongoing argument about the economics of useful adoption.

Conflux combines proof-of-work block production with proof-of-stake finality. Core Space and Ethereum-compatible eSpace maintain separate account state on shared underlying infrastructure. CFX supports fees, staking and governance, while network upgrades and supporting services introduce important differences between older explanations and the current system.

11章出典24件読了目安10分

70 / CORE

Core

A Bitcoin-aligned smart-contract network whose staking proposition depends on a separate validator and reward system.

Core is an EVM-compatible layer-one network with CORE gas and a validator election combining Bitcoin miner delegation, Bitcoin timelocks and CORE staking. Bitcoin principal and Core rewards live on different networks. Its promise of productive Bitcoin must be assessed alongside validator operations, changing incentives and the September 2026 reward-accounting repair.

13章出典28件読了目安11分

71 / DC

Dogechain

A separate smart contract experiment built around wrapped DOGE, now a sunset history.

Dogechain was a separate EVM network that used bridged DOGE for application fees and introduced DC for its own incentives and governance. It was not the Dogecoin blockchain. Its operators announced an August 2026 shutdown; later reporting found partial services still running without establishing dependable withdrawals. Its history includes ambitious community experiments, bridge dependencies and an uncompleted migration narrative.

10章出典18件読了目安10分

72 / DYDX

dYdX Chain

An exchange became a network, then debated the cost of staying independent.

dYdX Chain is an independent proof-of-stake network built for derivatives trading, distinct from the earlier Ethereum-based dYdX v3. Its distributed order books, staking and governance changed the responsibilities of participants. Bridge closure, validator economics and the Labs team's separate Arcus venture became major points of community disagreement.

12章出典25件読了目安11分

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Osmosis

Scroll

Stacks

Starknet

Tezos

Zcash

ZKsync Era

Shiba Inu

OKB

Acala

Agoric

ApeChain

Archway

Astar

Babylon Genesis

Berachain

Blast

Boba Network

Canto

Chihuahua

Conflux

Core

Dogechain

dYdX Chain

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Osmosis

Scroll

Stacks

Starknet

Tezos

Zcash

ZKsync Era

Shiba Inu

OKB

Acala

Agoric

ApeChain

Archway

Astar

Babylon Genesis

Berachain

Blast

Boba Network

Canto

Chihuahua

Conflux

Core

Dogechain

dYdX Chain