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I believe it's far more than 56%. The data they're looking at appears to come from here: https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/ https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain
by CryptoPunk 9y ago
I believe it's far more than 56%. The data they're looking at appears to come from here:
https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/ https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/
But some of the projects listed as being on the 'blockchain' (the category for projects using independent blockchains) platform held/are-holding their token sale on Ethereum, like Nimiq:
https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/blockchain/assets/nimiq-network/ https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/blockchain/assets/nimiq-n...
and Decentraland:
https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/blockchain/assets/decentraland/ https://tokenmarket.net/blockchain/blockchain/assets/decentr...
Nimiq is planning on launching its own blockchain and native cryptocurrency that its ERC20 Ethereum-based tokens will be converted to, but until then, its token is tradeable on Ethereum. In the Decentraland case, they will create their own blockchain, but it will interoperate with Ethereum, and their ERC20 token will permanently remain on Ethereum.