Efinity Token price 

EFI

Efinity was developed by the Enjin team, and Maxim Blagov (CEO) and Witek Radomski (CTO) are co-founders of the company.

Maxim Blagov graduated with a degree in computer science from the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). He’s an expert in concept development and strategizing for interactive apps in the video game industry, with extensive experience in UX/UI design. In 2009, Blagov teamed up with Witek Radomski to launch Enjin, devoting 14 years to developing the ecosystem.

As for Witek Radomski, he’s also one of the first members of the Enjin team who spearheaded the integration of Enjin Coin (ENJ). Radomski has 13 years of experience and is known as the creator of the ERC-1155 token standard.

And another player is Caleb Applegate, COO at Enjin and former COO of Mineplex, which was a global Minecraft gaming service from 2013 to 2023.

In 2019, Enjin signed a partnership with Microsoft, and in 2021 enlisted the support of investors like Hashed, Crypto.com Capital, Digital Finance Group, DeFi Alliance and Hypersphere.

Efinity (EFI) is endowed with a number of unique features that distinguish the project from competitive blockchain platforms, for instance: fast transactions and low fees, the use of so-called fuel tanks, support for contracts with multiple signatures and the implementation of Efinity Swap technology.

Key advantages of Efinity:

Fuel tanks. A feature that allows users to engage with Efinity without bearing transaction costs. Essentially, it is a collective pool of tokens utilized by various accounts (wallets) for conducting transactions on Efinity.

Fast transactions and low fees. Efinity (EFI) is capable of processing 700 to 1000 transactions per second. The transaction confirmation speed is 6 seconds and does not require the end user to have a blockchain wallet. The speed of the process ensures prompt response times.

Efinity Swap. The technology improves the efficiency of the paratoken exchange process. How does it work: the automatic conversion mechanism allows the upgrading of one paratoken to another for various purposes, greatly simplifying the swaps that are available through buy / sell orders.

The global mission of the Efinity project is to shape the crypto future, where NFTs will become something familiar and integral for any user, where rewards go not only to miners, but to all network participants: developers, traders, ordinary token holders, where all transactions proceed fast and with low fees.

EFI is the utility paratoken of the Efinity network with a maximum supply of 2,000,000,000 coins.

EFI use cases:

With EFI, users can pay transaction fees, purchase digital assets, vote in governance events, reward network members, and facilitate liquidity.

Tokens are distributed as follows:

20% to investors (+ seed rounds and public sales);

30% to the team (10%) and the company (20%);

15% to staking pools;

35% to the ecosystem.

The functions of the EFI token include: transaction fees (transaction fee is set and distributed depending on the type of transaction), network fees (orders placed deduct 2.5% fee), governance, fuel tanks (users can stake EFI for a fixed period, reducing the cost of transactions), JumpNet (users with EFI tokens trade in JumpNet for free), placing orders on the trading platform, creating an account on the network.

Assets on Efinity can be exchanged for NFTs and digital tokens, cryptocurrency on the platform can also be sold through decentralized mechanisms.

The Efinity protocol is part of the Polkadot parachain ecosystem, leveraging the scalability and security of Polkadot. Efinity blockchain is a parachain that runs on Polkadot Relay Chain validators for its consensus. Parachains use the computational power of the relay chain, which is responsible for the interconnection and protection of the network. Polkadot is in charge of overall network security by connecting validators to parachains. Efinity’s collator nodes process transactions, the network pays out EFI tokens from Collator Pool.

In addition, the Efinity platform and Efinity Token (EFI) were created according to the ERC-20 token standard, following the same security protocol as the Ethereum blockchain, namely a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism.

The Efinity Token (EFI) was developed by Enjin, and in 2020, Enjin launched a bug bounty program via HackerOne, an information security company with access to the best ethical hackers in the world. With HackerOne, customers can stress test systems, find bugs, and fix vulnerabilities.

Efinity Token (EFI) is available on some DEX and CEX platforms. Among them: Gate.io, Huobi Global, Bithumb, Coinlist Pro, Poloniex, OKX, LBank, Crypto.com Exchange, MEXC, SushiSwap, Uniswap (V3), Indodax, ZB.COM, BTCEX, CoinEx, BitMart, AAX, BitForex, AEX, Hoo, DigiFinex, BKEX, Bitget, ZBG, Blockchain.com, Hotcoin Global, 1inch Liquidity Protocol, KyberSwap and BingX.

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