Filecoin
FIL
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The largest decentralized storage network: rent out or buy cryptographically verified disk space.
- Category
- Infrastructure
- Launched
- 2020
- Consensus
- Proof of Storage
- Max supply
- ~1.960M
This catalog groups 9 decentralized infrastructure: storage, data oracles, indexing and other pieces that serve the rest of the ecosystem. The oldest in this group is Quant (2018). Prices and market caps come live from CoinGecko — the static data below (consensus, supply, launch year) is each project's technical profile.
FIL
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The largest decentralized storage network: rent out or buy cryptographically verified disk space.
AR
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Permanent storage: pay once and the data is stored "forever" on the permaweb.
GRT
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"The Google of blockchains": indexes on-chain data so apps can query it easily.
PYTH
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A high-frequency financial data oracle, fed directly by exchanges and market makers.
HNT
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A decentralized wireless network (IoT and 5G) built by individuals running hotspots for tokens.
THETA
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A decentralized network for video streaming and edge computing.
QNT
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Interoperability between blockchains and banking systems (Overledger), focused on institutions and CBDCs.
AKT
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"The Airbnb of cloud": a decentralized compute marketplace, popular for AI workloads.
JASMY
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A Japanese "data democracy" project: users control and monetize their IoT data.
They are decentralized infrastructure: storage, data oracles, indexing and other pieces that serve the rest of the ecosystem. It's a grouping for browsing this catalog, not an official classification — some projects could fit in more than one category.
High, like all crypto: volatility far above the stock market, no guarantee-fund protection, plus regulatory and technological risk. The basic rule: only money you can afford to lose entirely.
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