Question 1

What are Ecosystems?

Accepted Answer

An ecosystem in the context of blockchains or protocols is a collection of projects, applications, and services that operate on a specific blockchain or protocol. The ecosystem includes not only the blockchain or protocol itself but also all the tools and platforms that interact with it.

Question 2

What do the tags in the ecosystem card, such as "Layer 1", "General Purpose", and others, mean?

Accepted Answer

Tags like "Layer 1", "General Purpose", "EVM", and others help classify ecosystems based on the blockchain structure and the projects within them. They also allow you to quickly find the relevant ecosystems when filtering on the platform.

Question 3

How can I filter the ecosystems I need?

Accepted Answer

You can use the search bar on the control panel to find the ecosystem you're interested in. Alternatively, you can filter ecosystems by selecting the relevant category chip on the control panel.

Question 4

What does the market cap on the ecosystem card mean?

Accepted Answer

The market cap on the ecosystem card represents the total market value of all assets belonging to the projects within that specific ecosystem.

Question 5

What does TVL mean on the ecosystem card?

Accepted Answer

The TVL (Total Value Locked) on the ecosystem card represents the total amount of funds locked in the smart contracts of that blockchain. It is the sum of all assets involved in the ecosystem’s protocols.

Question 6

How can I find out how many new projects have launched in an ecosystem recently?

Accepted Answer

You can view the number of new projects in an ecosystem directly on the ecosystem card, displayed above the "Projects" metric. Alternatively, you can visit the specific ecosystem’s page and check the number of new projects in the ecosystem widgets.

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