Facilitating the creation of digital assets that can be legally protected
Enabling the development of smart contracts without needing to learn a new programming language
Allowing the digitisation of various real-world assets for easier trading and management on the blockchain
Providing a governance model that allows NEO token holders to participate in network decisions
Offering a platform for creating Decentralised applications for a wide range of industries
Reducing potential for abuse of resources via economic incentives for consensus nodes
Enabling interoperable blockchain networks through protocols like NeoX for cross-chain transactions
Offering the potential realisation of a smart economy with a combination of digital assets, digital identity, and smart contracts
Serving as a foundation for a Decentralised storage protocol, NeoFS, improving on-chain file management
Ensuring resistance against quantum computing threats through NeoQS (quantum-safe cryptography)
Leveraging dBFT for achieving transaction finality and preventing forks in the blockchain.
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Neo, often referred to as the Chinese Ethereum, is a blockchain platform that supports its own cryptocurrency and enables the development of digital assets and smart contracts. Launched in 2014 as AntShares and rebranded to Neo in 2017, it aims to create a smart economy by leveraging blockchain technology and digital identity. Neo utilises a unique consensus mechanism known as dBFT (delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance) and supports common programming languages, which lowers barriers to entry for developers. With a dual-token model, NEO represents governance rights, while GAS is required to perform transactions and smart contracts on the network. Its emphasis on regulatory compliance and digital identity makes it distinct in the cryptocurrency space.
Facilitating the creation of digital assets that can be legally protected
Enabling the development of smart contracts without needing to learn a new programming language
Allowing the digitisation of various real-world assets for easier trading and management on the blockchain
Providing a governance model that allows NEO token holders to participate in network decisions
Offering a platform for creating Decentralised applications for a wide range of industries
Reducing potential for abuse of resources via economic incentives for consensus nodes
Enabling interoperable blockchain networks through protocols like NeoX for cross-chain transactions
Offering the potential realisation of a smart economy with a combination of digital assets, digital identity, and smart contracts
Serving as a foundation for a Decentralised storage protocol, NeoFS, improving on-chain file management
Ensuring resistance against quantum computing threats through NeoQS (quantum-safe cryptography)
Leveraging dBFT for achieving transaction finality and preventing forks in the blockchain.
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About
Neo, often referred to as the Chinese Ethereum, is a blockchain platform that supports its own cryptocurrency and enables the development of digital assets and smart contracts. Launched in 2014 as AntShares and rebranded to Neo in 2017, it aims to create a smart economy by leveraging blockchain technology and digital identity. Neo utilises a unique consensus mechanism known as dBFT (delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance) and supports common programming languages, which lowers barriers to entry for developers. With a dual-token model, NEO represents governance rights, while GAS is required to perform transactions and smart contracts on the network. Its emphasis on regulatory compliance and digital identity makes it distinct in the cryptocurrency space.
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