ADAMANT network grows

The ADAMANT network, renowned for its emphasis on security and privacy through blockchain technology, has marked growth in its infrastructure.

Nodes

As evidenced by the latest data from the network’s monitors, the ADAMANT blockchain now operates with 109 nodes, signaling a robust and distributed framework that underpins its decentralized nature. This expansion is critical for enhancing the network’s resilience and performance, ensuring users experience seamless and secure transactions.

Delegates

In addition to the increase in nodes, the network has achieved another milestone with a total of 319 delegates. These delegates play a pivotal role in the ADAMANT ecosystem, participating in the consensus mechanism and block validation process.

New forging pool: aliens_pool

A notable development in the ADAMANT community is the introduction of a new pool, named aliens_pool. This pool stands out by offering an attractive reward sharing scheme, distributing 80% of its rewards every Sunday, with a minimum payout threshold of 10 ADM. This initiative is designed to incentivize and reward the community’s engagement and support. Interested participants are encouraged to read more about ADAMANT pools and the voting process to understand how they can join and benefit from these rewards.

The addition of new forging pools to the network’s ecosystem not only enhances the options available for community members to earn rewards but also contributes to the decentralization of the ADAMANT network.

Decentralization is a core principle of blockchain technology, ensuring that no single entity has control over the network, thereby promoting transparency and security.

As the ADAMANT network continues to grow and evolve, these developments mark important steps forward in its journey. This progress reflects the network’s commitment to offering a secure, private, and decentralized messaging platform for its users, paving the way for further innovations and growth in the blockchain space.

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