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The Loom Network was founded by Matthew Campbell, James Martin Duffy and Luke Zhang in 2017.

Matthew Campbell is one of the co-founders and principal of the Loom Network. He is also the principal of Hyperwork Inc, and was also a lead software engineer at Digital Ocean, an instant messaging server architect at Thomson Reuters, an engine mechanic and co-founder of Errplane, a Scala Dude at Tapad, an architect at Bloomberg, a technical architect at Thomson Reuters, a senior R&D engineer at Bertelsmann, he rewrote the Gucci website into Ruby on Rails, he was the lead technical engineer at Superdeluxe and a software analyst at Bellsouth with a background in programming at Listman Home Technologies and Insurance House.

James Martin Duffy is the CMO at Loom Network, and he is also the CEO at Epictetus Ventures as well as the founder of Auragin. Before that, he worked as a developer at Cryptocurrency Trading Bot, and founded KoreaJobFinder. He was also a lead developer at Casual Steps Inc, and a freelance web developer and online marketer before that.

Luke Zhang is the co-founder of Loom Network, and before that he was a lead developer at BlockMason, a developer at Elemica, a developer at Workopolis and a prototyping expert at Shifthub.

Loom Network is a platform as a service that allows Ethereum Solidity applications to be run through side chains.

This means that the applications can have consensus mechanisms specific for their needs and potential threat model. Loom makes scaling decentralized applications faster and easier on the Ethereum network and uses the DPoS sidechains for scalability with DApps through the security of Ethereum mainnet.

The LOOM token acts as a membership token that each member receives in order to get access to all of the apps that run on the Loom Network itself. This token functions on all of the DAppChains that run on the Loom Network and lets you transfer digital assets and data between Ethereum and Loom DAppChains.

LOOM is the digital token that is used to pay for services on the Loom Network and it is built on Ethereum in accordance with the ERC-20 standard.

Keep in mind that the LOOM token is not mined and instead it is earned by users who engage with DApps on the Loom Network.

The maximum supply of LOOM tokens is fixed at 1 billion.

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Huobi

VCC Exchange

Coinbase Pro

Upbit

Bilaxy

Bittrex

Bithumb, and

HitBTC.

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