Polycat Finance is a yield farming and yield aggregation protocol on the Polygon network, paid in its FISH token. This guide explains what it does in plain terms, how deposits and rewards flow, and what to verify before using it.
Polygon Nightfall is a privacy-focused rollup built with EY for enterprise use, settling to Ethereum. This guide explains what it does, how it got here, how its privacy model works, and how to check its status today.
QiSwap is a decentralized exchange built on the Qtum blockchain, using a pool-based design modeled on Uniswap. This guide explains how it works in plain terms and how to check its current state before you use it.
RareBoard is a BNB Chain NFT marketplace aggregator with a rarity dashboard. This guide explains what it does, how rarity scores work, where they fall short, and how to use the tool safely in an NFT hunt.
RealtyX is a platform that aims to tokenize real estate and link property-backed assets to DeFi yield. This guide explains how real estate tokenization works, what the DAO label does and does not mean for RealtyX, and what to check before you take part.
Solana is a high-throughput Layer-1 blockchain that runs decentralized apps and uses the SOL token for fees and staking. This guide explains how the network works, what it costs to use, and the trade-offs to weigh before you commit funds.
Searches for 'soup your NFTs with Splat' return no clear product page, so this guide explains what the phrase probably means, what the sources do and do not confirm, and how to check any NFT-to-token service before you connect a wallet.
Streamr is a network for publishing and subscribing to live data feeds, with a token called DATA used to pay for access. This guide explains how the pieces fit together and which details to verify before you rely on them.
Telos is an ancient Greek word for purpose or end goal, and it is also the name of a Layer-1 blockchain. This guide explains both meanings in plain terms and shows how to tell them apart.
Tezos is a proof-of-stake blockchain that can change its own rules through on-chain voting, and XTZ is its native token. This guide explains how the network works, what XTZ is used for, and where to check current data.
Tezotopia is an NFT game on the Tezos blockchain built around Tezotops collectibles, and public detail about it is thin. This guide sets out what is known, how to check a project like this, and how much one title can realistically shift Tezos gaming.
GHST is the token used in Aavegotchi, an NFT collectibles game that was originally built around DeFi collateral from Aave. This guide explains what the token does, how it fits into the game, and what to check before holding or using it.
BNB is the native token of the Binance ecosystem and the fuel for transactions on BNB Chain. This guide explains where it came from, what it is used for, how its supply changes, and what to check before buying or staking it.
CRA was the governance token of Crabada, a play-to-earn idle battle game on Avalanche. This guide explains what the token was for, how it was earned, what happened to the game, and how to check its current status before you act.
DOSE is the token tied to OliveX, a gamified fitness ecosystem where it is used for purchases, in-app actions and rewards for activity. This guide explains what it is, how it is earned and used, where it trades, and how to verify it before you hold or spend it.
Free TON was a sharded blockchain project that is often confused with Telegram's TON network, which is a separate chain. This guide explains what Free TON was, how its design worked, what happened to the project, and how to check its status before relying on anything tied to its name.
The Graph is a decentralized indexing protocol that lets apps query blockchain data quickly through GraphQL, and GRT is the token that pays and secures that network. This guide explains how it works, who takes part, and what to check before relying on it or holding the token.
The metaverse is a term for shared, persistent 3D virtual spaces where people meet, play, work and trade, reached through headsets or ordinary browsers. This guide explains what the word means, where it came from, which parts exist today, and what to watch for.
RTrees is the name of a tree-planting charity project, but the public sources checked for this guide do not confirm its mission, structure or funding. This explainer covers what the name suggests, how to verify any tree-planting project, and the warning signs to check before you donate.
Starbucks launched Odyssey, an add-on to its Rewards program built on the Polygon blockchain, which gave members digital collectibles tied to in-store and app activities. This guide explains what it was, how it worked, how it differed from the standard Starbucks Rewards program, and how to check its current status.
VOID is linked to the HodlGod community, but the sources available for this guide do not confirm its issuer, supply or purpose. This explainer shows how to check a memecoin yourself before you buy, hold or trade it.
Thoreum Finance is a BNB Chain token that its founders promoted as a successor to SafeMoon, which is why the name SafeMoon 2.0 stuck. This guide explains what the project claimed, how the SafeMoon model it copied worked, and how to check its current status before you consider any trade.
TLM is the token that powers the Alien Worlds game and its in-game economy, and it is named after Trilium, the resource players mine and trade. This guide explains what the token does, how it fits into the game, and how to check its current status safely.
Uniswap is a decentralized exchange where you swap tokens directly from your own wallet, with no company holding your funds. This guide explains how it works, how to make a swap and add liquidity, and what to check before you sign anything.