Loom Network is built around app-specific chains, which let a dApp team set its own rules and cost structure instead of sharing one crowded network. This guide explains what that flexibility gives developers, what it costs them, and how to check the current state of the network before committing.
Oasis Sapphire is an EVM-compatible network built to keep smart contract data private, and the Oasis Privacy Layer extends that confidentiality to other chains. This guide explains how the design works, what private messaging means in practice, and where the limits are.
Polygon's community treasury is a pool of POL that funds ecosystem work through grant seasons. A Community Treasury Board and public governance proposals shape how that money is spent. This explainer covers how the treasury is funded, governed, and how grants are awarded.
The Ethereum Merge switched Ethereum from proof-of-work to proof-of-stake in September 2022. For dapps, the smart contracts, addresses and token standards stayed the same, while the network's security, energy use and staking economics changed.
The OP Stack is open-source software for building Ethereum layer-2 rollups. Because many chains use the same design, they can share bridges, messaging standards and security assumptions, which is what makes them feel connected.
Tezos has a smaller DeFi footprint than many chains, and new users often struggle to find apps. This guide covers the levers that can change that, what recent reporting shows, and how users and builders can track progress themselves.
Blast's bridge and points program are now a historical case, and the official recovery page should be your first stop. This guide explains how bridging ETH to Blast worked, how points were earned, and how to check safely whether any action is still open to you.
Telos EVM lets Solidity developers reuse familiar Ethereum tooling on a low-fee chain. This guide walks through setup, contract work, testnet deployment, frontend connection, and the checks to run before mainnet.
A DAO on Velas is a set of smart contracts that hold funds and carry out member votes. This guide covers the design choices, deployment steps, treasury setup and security checks you need before launch.
Deploying on SKALE can give users gas-free transactions, but the result depends on how you handle sFUEL, chain setup and wallet onboarding. This guide walks through the process and the trade-offs before you ship.
Mantle Network is an Ethereum layer-2 where you can find decentralized apps and NFT collections at lower transaction costs. This guide covers how to set up a wallet, find trustworthy sources, check contracts before you interact with them, and avoid the scams that target new networks.
Find dApps and NFT projects on Sei using a careful mix of ecosystem directories, on-chain explorers and marketplace searches. This review explains what each method can show, where it falls short, and how to check a project before connecting a wallet.
A practical method for finding, verifying and judging dApps on the Gravity network. Live ecosystem data was unavailable when this guide was written, so it does not present a current app list and instead explains how to build one from reliable sources.
Kroma is an Ethereum layer-2 network, so finding dApps on it means combining a few stable checks: confirm the network details, confirm each app's deployment, and verify contract addresses before connecting a wallet. This guide explains a repeatable method that stays useful even as the ecosystem changes.
Units Network is hard to research from the sources available here, because the name is shared by unrelated projects. This guide shows how to find and vet dApps on any new chain, how to read ranking and TVL data without being misled, and where to check current figures.
Waves is a proof-of-stake blockchain with its own wallet, token and app ecosystem, but rankings for its dApps change often and are not always comparable. This guide explains where to find Waves dApps, how to read ranking metrics, and how to check an app before connecting a wallet.
A plain guide to finding, comparing and vetting decentralized apps on MultiversX, with the checks to run before you connect a wallet. It explains what the chain's ecosystem looks like, where current rankings can be found, and why a top list depends on the metric you choose.
Lisk has a smaller app ecosystem than the largest networks, which makes it practical to track which dApps are gaining real use. This guide gives you a repeatable method for finding them, checking activity and vetting new apps before you use them.
Stellar hosts a smaller dapp set than the largest smart contract networks, but its built-in exchange, Soroban contracts and anchor network give users a distinct way to find, connect to and vet applications. This guide explains the steps, the tools and the checks to run before you connect a wallet.
Playblock is a network you can explore through its own block explorer, and this guide explains how to find DeFi apps and blockchain games there, verify what you find, and manage risk before you connect a wallet. Confirm network details from official sources, since the research available here did not fully describe the chain.
Soneium is an Ethereum layer-2 network with a growing set of decentralized apps. This guide explains how to find which dApps are gaining attention, how to check them before you connect a wallet, and where the figures you need actually change.
BitTorrent Chain (BTTC) has no single official app directory, so finding its DApps and DeFi protocols takes a method: read ranking pages with care, confirm each project's deployment yourself, and check security before you connect a wallet. This guide explains how to do that in 2026.
Tezos is a proof-of-stake blockchain with its own token, XTZ. This guide walks through what you need, how to hold and move XTZ safely, how to connect to Tezos apps, and how delegation works.
Starknet is a ZK rollup that settles to Ethereum and hosts a growing set of dApps for swaps, lending, staking and games. This guide covers wallets, funding, checking dApps and taking safe first steps.