Infrastructure
Explore foundational blockchain infrastructure tokens powering scalability, security, and cross-chain connectivity across Web3.
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Down 272 places this week, $AUDT is losing steam
$KITE climbed 263 places this week
$MUBI -227 places this week
$ECC sank to a 4 gem score this week
A standout this week: $NEAR reached a gem score of 83
353 tokens rose and 288 fell this week
Up 298 places this month, $YELLOW is gaining ground
$IOTX +290 places this month
@EnaLiquid Staking+1•18$LINK is looking like it’s gonna skyrocket soon
Frequently asked questions
How has Infrastructure performed recently?
The Infrastructure category shows mixed activity across different timeframes. Over the past 7 days, 371 tokens were up while 274 were down. Dexalot Portfolio (ALOT) climbed significantly with a 91.5% score percentage increase, followed by Measurable Data Token (MDT) and DORA. Conversely, MultiBit Protocol (MUBI) and Espresso (ESP) were notable fallers. Quant (QNT) recorded the highest score, maintaining a 7-day streak. Looking at the 30-day window, broader positive momentum is evident with 468 tokens up and 178 down. IoTeX Network (IOTX) showed the strongest climb with a 158.7% score percentage increase, alongside Yellow (YELLOW) and Prometeus (PROM). Portal To Bitcoin (PTB) and Cellframe Token (CELL) experienced the most significant declines. Quant (QNT) again registered the highest score and maintained its 7-day streak as the streak leader, indicating consistent performance.
What are cryptocurrency infrastructure tokens?
Infrastructure tokens power the foundational layers of blockchain ecosystems, including scalability solutions, data availability, cross-chain bridges, and validator networks.
How do Layer 2 and Layer 0 tokens fit into infrastructure?
Layer 0 and Layer 2 solutions provide underlying consensus, interoperability, and scaling capabilities that enhance the performance and efficiency of base blockchains.
Why are oracles and data indexing important for infrastructure?
Oracles connect blockchains to real-world data, while data indexing protocols organize and query blockchain data efficiently for decentralized applications.