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How Is the Elrond Network Secured?

  • Elrond uses what it calls a secure proof-of-stake consensus algorithm in which nodes must stake their EGLD tokens to participate in the validation process, and each validator is assigned a rating score based on past activity.
  • Validators are randomly selected in a way that can be neither predicted nor modified based on the previous round of validations. 
  • Nodes communicate among one another using modified Boneh-Lynn-Shacham, or BLS, multi-signatures for strong cryptographic protection.

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Who are the founders of Elrond?

Who are the founders of Elrond?

Elrond was co-founded in late 2017 by brothers Beniamin and Lucian Mincu alongside Lucian Todea as a solution to the problem of blockchain scalability, which they thought to be the most pressing problem facing the industry.

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What is Elrond (EGLD)?

What is Elrond (EGLD)?

Elrond is a highly scalable, fast and secure blockchain platform for distributed apps, enterprise use cases, and the new internet economy.

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Where Can You Buy Elrond (EGLD)?

EGLD can be purchased on cryptocurrency exchanges such as:

  • Binance
  • OKEx
  • Bitfinex
  • crypto.com
  • AscendEX
  • gate.io

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What Makes Elrond Unique?

Elrond employs random sampling of validators and block proposer every round from the shard nodes.

This way the time the validators are exposed is limited to one round (5 seconds), so only 1 Globally Predictable, which increases the security of Elrond against bribing...

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What is Maiar Elrond?

Maiar (usually called the future of money) is a digital wallet and global payments app that allows you to exchange and securely store money on your mobile phone. 

It is using the Elrond blockchain's internet-scale performance, scali...

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How Many Elrond (EGLD) Coins Are There in Circulation?

According to CoinMarketCap, the Elrond economic model has a limited supply that starts at 20,000,000 EGLD, with new tokens minted to reward network validators. 

The maximum supply can never exceed 31,415,926 EGLD, but this number will decrease as more transactions are proce...

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How to buy eGold (EGLD) on Maiar?

How to buy eGold (EGLD) on Maiar?

You can buy eGold (EGLD) straight from Maiar using through bank transfers, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Visa, Mastercard & Revolut transfers.

How to buy:

1. Click the ➕Buy button in the Vault

or Click the big blue El...

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The Terra blockchain is secured using a proof-of-stake consensus algorithm based on Tendermint, in which LUNA token holders stake their tokens as collateral to validate transactions, receiving rewards in proportion to the amount of LUNA staked. Token holders may ...

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