Infrastructure

Explore blockchain infrastructure tokens powering the foundational layers of decentralized networks.


Tokens
572
Market cap
$82.05B
Avg gem score
60
24h volume
$323.10M
Up this week
32%
Gem Hunters Sentiment
Gem 87%Rug 13%
Signals
Zcash
Solana
👑Streak· Zcash

$ZEC · 6 days on top this week


TRON
Ethereum
🔥Hot· TRON

Down 312 places this week, $TRX is losing steam


OraiChain
Ethereum
🔥Hot· OraiChain

$ORAI -289 places this week


O3 Swap
Ethereum
🔥Hot· O3 Swap

Down 255 places this week, $O3 is losing steam


Arc chain
Solana
📰News· Arc chain

Weakest this week: $Arc bottomed out at a 6 gem score


SPX6900 (Wormhole)
Solana
📰News· SPX6900 (Wormhole)

A standout this week: $SPX reached a gem score of 82


〰️
〰️Flow

220 tokens rose and 346 fell this week


Veil Cash
Base
〰️Flow· Veil Cash

Up 461 places this month, $VEIL is gaining ground

What the community is saying
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    @EnaLiquid Staking+118

    $LINK is looking like it’s gonna skyrocket soon

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    @EnaUtility+118

    Another reminder to take advantage of the bear market on $SOL

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    @EnaUtility+118

    $SOL is cooking, notice how it doesn’t deep past a certain point?

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    @EnaUtility+117

    At this point $SOL should be at least $1000

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    @EnaUtility+117

    this is a sign for you to buy $SOL

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Frequently asked questions

How has Infrastructure performed recently?

The Infrastructure category shows a mixed trend over the past week, with 220 tokens climbing and 345 falling. Elixir (ELX) and Cyclone (CYC) were notable climbers, increasing their rank by 239 and 208 positions respectively. In contrast, TRON (TRX) and OraiChain (ORAI) experienced significant declines, with rank drops of 312 and 289. SPX6900 (SPX) maintained the highest score at 81.5539, while Arc chain (Arc) recorded the lowest score at 6.3006. Zcash (ZEC) displayed a strong streak, maintaining its upward trend for 6 consecutive days. Looking at the 30-day window, the category shows more tokens on an upward trajectory, with 430 tokens climbing and 135 falling. Veil Cash (VEIL), RedStone (RED), and Keeta (KTA) were among the top climbers, with rank deltas of 460, 449, and 441 respectively. TRON (TRX) also saw a substantial drop over 30 days, falling by 398 ranks, and Dexalot Portfolio (ALOT) declined by 372 ranks. SPX6900 (SPX) again held the highest score at 81.8518, while Starknet Bridge (STRK) registered the lowest score at 0.0. Zcash (ZEC) extended its streak to 6 days in this period as well, and it was a new entrant in the top K along with ChainLink Token (LINK).

What is the Infrastructure category in cryptocurrency?

The Infrastructure category encompasses tokens and projects that build the fundamental technologies and services required for decentralized networks to operate efficiently and securely. This includes everything from base layers (Layer 0, Layer 1, Layer 2) to specialized services like data availability, oracles, and decentralized identity solutions.

Why is blockchain infrastructure important for investors?

Investing in blockchain infrastructure can provide exposure to the underlying technologies that support the entire crypto ecosystem. These projects are crucial for the scalability, security, and functionality of decentralized applications and future innovations, making them potentially foundational long-term investments.

What types of projects fall under the Infrastructure category?

The Infrastructure category is broad and includes various subcategories such as Layer 0, Layer 1, and Layer 2 solutions for base blockchain operations; data-related services like Data Availability and Data Indexing; security and privacy tools; Node Validator networks; Oracles for external data; and specialized wallets (Wallet AA) and identity solutions.

How do Infrastructure tokens derive their value?

The value of Infrastructure tokens often comes from their utility within their respective ecosystems. This can include staking for network security (Node Validator), paying for transaction fees, governance rights, access to specialized services (e.g., data feeds from Oracles), or acting as a medium of exchange within their specific blockchain environment.