Best Blockchain Platforms for Brave Browser

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    MetaMask Reviews
    Explore blockchain applications in just seconds. Trusted by more than 1 million users around the world. MetaMask is available as a browser extension or as a mobile application. It provides you with a key vault and secure login, token wallet and token exchange. This will allow you to manage all your digital assets. MetaMask is the easiest and most secure way to connect with blockchain-based apps. When you interact on the new decentralized internet, you are always in control. MetaMask generates passwords on your device so that only you have access your accounts and data. You can choose what information to share and what information to keep private. MetaMask is an essential tool for developers, token traders, blockchain newcomers, and crypto gamers. More than a million downloads, and counting!
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    Tally Ho Reviews

    Tally Ho

    Tally Ho

    Free
    It contains all the features that you need to use DeFi and Web3. It's not for corporate shareholders, but the community. Tally Ho is the first Web3 wallet to be owned by its users. Tally Ho is an open-source Web3 wallet that's free and easy to use. It was created and maintained by the same people who use it. It was created in response to the trend towards closed-source software that is corporate-owned and controlled in many of today's most popular cryptocurrency wallets. Open-source, community-owned alternatives were, and are, essential. Tally Ho offers a chance to deliver a wallet that is open-source and community-owned. We have taken steps to ensure Tally Ho is open-sourced from the beginning and remains open source. We've also made sure that Tally Ho is driven by its users, with the upcoming release of the Tally Ho DAO. This is your chance for you to test-drive TallyHo's features and provide feedback that will help shape TallyHo's future.
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    ParaState Reviews
    Substrate allows you to create Ethereum-compatible smart contract in popular programming languages and run them much more quickly. Open source, decentralized business model that is funded by developer treasuries from participating blockchains. ParaState's Ewasm VM, or the Parallel SSVM, will work with all existing Ethereum smart contract without any modifications. ParaState supports 20+ programming languages that allow developers to create Ethereum-compatible smart contract. There are many examples, including generic programming languages like Solidity, Fe and Rust and JavaScript. Also, there are domain-specific languages (DSLs), such as MOVE and DeepSEA. Substrate-based Blockchains like Polkadot parachains already have a higher TPS (transactions/second) than Ethereum. Compute performance is more important than throughput for a smart contract platform. ParaState is a great platform for smart contracts.
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    Golden Reviews
    The world lacks a decentralized graph that contains canonical knowledge. It is not open, free, or permissionless. Agents are incentivized to add data to the graph. Our vision is to create an open protocol that maps the 10 million entities and the public knowledge surrounding them. Triples, also known by SPO triples or fact triples, are the elements that connect entities to form a graph. They are the atoms that make up the universe of knowledge we know. The protocol supports a rich array of triples types, qualifiers and associated evidence. The triple graph can be used for Dapps and other services that require fundamental knowledge. Each agent can submit triples for validation. If accepted, tokens will be awarded. Triples are accepted or rejected based on predictions and validation from the knowledge graph. The protocol is designed to incentivize knowledge graph construction and defend against gaming attacks.
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