Alternative Layer 1 Networks
2 storiesAlternative Layer 1 Networks groups sovereign base-layer systems that maintain their own consensus, node set, execution environment and fee model. The category includes smart-contract chains, payment ledgers, modular data-availability networks and other independent architectures whose security is not inherited from a host chain. Coverage belongs here when it compares protocol design, finality, node operation, upgrades, interoperability, governance or developer ecosystems across several networks. A named chain should use its own tag, while token trading and valuation remain separate unless fees, staking or security are the subject.
How CSPR Tokenomics and Staking Work on Casper
CSPR powers fees, staking, and validator rewards on Casper. Circulating supply, protocol fee burns, and PoS delegation rules shape how the token moves and what stakers face
Interlink Network Pushes Proof of Personhood for Sybil Resistance
Interlink Network introduces a blockchain model where users must verify their unique human identity through biometric checks, aiming to limit fake accounts and strengthen governance while raising new privacy and security questions