Marlin is a blockchain-based protocol designed to deliver a programmable network for DeFi and Web3.0. It targets common networking challenges by running a high-throughput, incentive-driven networking layer where developers can bring their applications to life.

POND is one of the platform’s native cryptocurrencies. Its maximum supply is 10,000,000,000. 

What are Marlin’s key features and how does it work?

Among Marlin’s advantages over other blockchain networks are its speed and ability to scale. Activity on the Marlin network is nearly instantaneous, and it can expand to support many nodes while keeping overall performance stable. This environment helps developers create robust dApps and blockchains. 

Marlin also includes a specialized infrastructure layer that underpins how the system operates. Within this framework, four stakeholder roles are involved:

POND can be used to delegate to Marlin nodes, and it is also issued as a reward for correctly operating the relay network. To delegate, POND must be converted into MPOND. 

What can Marlin be used for?

The Marlin network supports a range of blockchain initiatives, including:

Blockchains or sidechains with short block creation times;

Where can you buy POND?

POND can be traded on the CEXs and DEXs mentioned on this page. The most widely used exchanges with the highest liquidity are Binance, Gate.io, KuCoin, and CoinBase Pro. POND’s price depends on the exchange you choose and broader market conditions. For the latest and historical POND market information, check the price charts on this page.