The Most Important Cryptocurrencies Other Than Bitcoin

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The following list includes the most important cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin.

Ethereum:

Ethereum was launched in 2014. It is the 2nd largest cryptocurrency by market cap. It is widely used for its smart contract functionality to run on its blockchain.

Binance Coin:

Binance Coin is the native currency that Binance uses. BNB can also be used for discounts on trading. Binance Coin’s growth has been substantial since Binance moved away from Ethereum and onto the Binance Chain.

Tether ($USDT):

Tether ($USDT), This stablecoin has been widely adopted to prevent volatility in the cryptomarket.

Cardano ADA:

Founded by Charles Hoskinson, focuses primarily on security, scalability & sustainability.

Litecoin LTC:

Litecoin – Developed by Charlie Lee – provides faster transactions as well as a different hashing algorithm compared to Bitcoin.

Polkadot (DOT):

Polkadot aims to enable different blockchains to interoperate and share information. Its founder, Gavin Wood, focuses on improving blockchain security and scalability.

Bitcoin CASH (BCH):

Polkadot aims to enable different blockchains to interoperate and share information. Its founder, Gavin Wood, focuses on improving blockchain security and scalability.

Stellar XLM:

Stellar focuses primarily at facilitating financial integration and cross border transactions. Its aim is to make the financial systems more accessible.

Chain link:

Chain link, a network-decentralized Oracle, connects Smart Contracts and Real World Datasets.

Monero:

Monero is focused on anonymity, security and privacy. The cryptocurrency makes use of advanced algorithms to keep transactions confidential and anonymous.
Each currency listed above offers unique features. This makes them valuable on their own. If you are interested in smart contracts, or want to have a steady price, we offer some of these currencies for trading. Contact Us for more information.

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