BTC $92,696.00 (+0.65%)

ETH $3,117.60 (+2.97%)

XRP $2.18 (+0.22%)

BNB $904.76 (+2.31%)

SOL $141.26 (+0.80%)

TRX $0.28 (-1.07%)

DOGE $0.15 (+2.90%)

ADA $0.44 (+1.49%)

BCH $598.11 (+7.88%)

LINK $14.40 (+7.20%)

HYPE $34.23 (+2.26%)

LEO $9.37 (-0.75%)

XLM $0.26 (+0.28%)

XMR $409.27 (+3.12%)

LTC $86.04 (+3.61%)

SUI $1.66 (+4.01%)

HBAR $0.15 (+0.85%)

AVAX $14.41 (+5.39%)

ZEC $372.71 (+8.94%)

SHIB $0.00 (+6.60%)

BTC $92,696.00 (+0.65%)

ETH $3,117.60 (+2.97%)

XRP $2.18 (+0.22%)

BNB $904.76 (+2.31%)

SOL $141.26 (+0.80%)

TRX $0.28 (-1.07%)

DOGE $0.15 (+2.90%)

ADA $0.44 (+1.49%)

BCH $598.11 (+7.88%)

LINK $14.40 (+7.20%)

HYPE $34.23 (+2.26%)

LEO $9.37 (-0.75%)

XLM $0.26 (+0.28%)

XMR $409.27 (+3.12%)

LTC $86.04 (+3.61%)

SUI $1.66 (+4.01%)

HBAR $0.15 (+0.85%)

AVAX $14.41 (+5.39%)

ZEC $372.71 (+8.94%)

SHIB $0.00 (+6.60%)

dPOS

dPOS stands for Delegated Proof-of-Stake and is a type of mechanism used to achieve consensus. Where dPOS is effective, users vote for “delegates” that produce blocks on the relevant blockchain. The voting rights carried by a user is determined by such user’s stake in the relevant project/matter. dPOS strives to be a more effective and environmentally friendly type of consensus protocol than the other alternatives out there.