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Elastos (ELA) is a mineable coin currently represented on a few Asian exchanges. Blockchain solutions of the issuing company can be applied across various industries, such as real estate, media, etc.

Launched:
2017

Electroneum (ETN) is a mineable currency listed on multiple exchanges. The coin is also available in a variety of fiat currencies.

Launched:
2017

Elongate crypto coin is a fast-growing token that came to be on March 25th, 2021. Created in the Binance Smart Chain, Elongate can be somewhat credited to Elon Musk and one of his tweets.

Launched:
2021

Emercoin (EMC) is the mineable coin based on the Emercoin’s own blockchain. You can convert these coins to other cryptos and back on a few exchanges. Emercoin was launched as early as in 2013 as the Peercoin’s fork.

Site:
emercoin.com

Energi (NRG) is a next-generation Proof of Stake (PoS) cryptocurrency that combines smart contract capabilities, decentralized governance, and a self-funding treasury.

Energy Web Token (EWT) is the native token of the Energy Web Chain, a public, Proof-of-Authority Ethereum Virtual Machine blockchain specifically designed to support enterprise-grade applications in the energy sector.

Being originally based on the Ethereum blockchain, the Enigma (ENG) token has moved to the network’s own mainnet in 2019. As an ERC-20 token, it still can be traded on a number of exchanges against major crypto coins.

Site:
enigma.co

Enjin Coin (ENJ) is an ERC-20 token of the Enjin Coin platform. It’s provided by Binance as part of ENJ/BTC pair. Enjin game development platform provides the tools to create and power blockchain assets.

Site:
enjincoin.io
Country:
International
Launched:
2017

EOS is an innovational blockchain-based ecosystem promoted as an alternative to Ethereum due to a similar set of features. It was founded in 2017 by a company block.one. EOS is a platform for hosting of decentralized applications which provides developers with a rich choice of functions and services. The platform uses a native token of the same name, EOS.

EOS is aimed at the total removal of the transaction fees and limitless network capacity reaching millions of transactions per second. At the same time, there is still much work to do. The governance model of this platform is quite unusual. Instead of anonymity, EOS relies on the popularity and responsibility of elected independent block producers. The protocol is known as delegated-proof-of-stake.

Site:
eos.io
Country:
International
Launched:
2017

EOSDT is a first decentralized USD-pegged stable coin launched as part of the Equilibrium network. A 1:1 parity with USD is protected. This coin is represented on number of exchange platforms, including decentralized exchanges and HITBTC, Bequant, Bancor, etc. It’s also supported by many wallets. You can buy EOSDT for USD with bank card, using the MoonPay service.

Site:
eosdt.com
Country:
International
Launched:
2019

ERGO is a blockchain created for decentralized finance applications (DeFi).

Ethereum is an innovation network providing its own blockchain with its cryptocurrency (Ether or ETH). This blockchain hosts decentralized applications (DApps) that were first introduced by Ethereum. Another innovation of this platform is the implementation of smart contracts which has changed the perception of the possible use of the blockchain, revealing the potential of the technology to its fullest.

Country:
Canada
Launched:
2015

Ethereum Classic appeared after Ethereum hard fork in 2016. Just like Ethereum, the platform is capable of hosting smart contracts and serves as a virtual computing machine. The native token of Ethereum Classic is ether (ETC).

Country:
International
Launched:
2016

ETHLend (LEND) is the ERC20 utility token used in the ETHLend platform. This platform powers decentralized crypto-to-crypto lendings. The token is listed on the number of exchanges.

Site:
ethlend.io

EvenCoin (EVN) was released in 2017. It is self-mined with parallel to Ethereum even number of blocks. Therefore, you’d need no hardware or energy to mine EvenCoin smart contract. Its maximum supply is 100 mln coins.

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Fantom is a directed acyclic graph (DAG) smart contract platform providing decentralized finance (DeFi) services to developers using its own bespoke consensus algorithm.

Together with its in-house token FTM, Fantom aims to solve problems associated with smart-contract platforms, specifically transaction speed, which developers say they have reduced to under two seconds.

The Fantom Foundation, which oversees the Fantom product offering, was originally created in 2018, with the launch of OPERA, Fantom’s mainnet, coming in December 2019.

Feathercoin (FTC) received its name because its idea is to be “lighter than light”, due to instant transactions and faster processing of blocks. 

Touted on the official website as "passive income, security and accessibility", the FEGtoken is a part of the FEG ecosystem that includes NFTs and the FEG exchange called FEGex. There is the merch shop as well, dubbed FEGwear, and the FEGradio.

Site:
fegtoken.com

Ferrum Network aims to empower individuals with decentralized financial technology