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Zilliqa

Symbol : zil

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Product Progress 76%

Evaluating the current stage of the product whether it's in ideation phase, POC, beta, or fully deployed.

Team 75%

Evaluating the core team strength on the basis of past accomplishments, years of experience & number of employees.

Token Fundamentals 70%

Evaluating key metrics such as token distribution, circulating supply, holdings & the protocol standard used.

Github Activity 70%

Represents the total development activity on Github including number of commits, issues, pull requests, forks, releases, etc.

Github Activity Chart

Represents the monthly development activity of the project & is denoted by events.

  • Github Events
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Calculated over a period of 1 year
74%
Marketing & PR

Evaluating all advertisements viz. online ads, billboard ads, influencer-referral campaigns & social media outreach.

77%
Partnerships

Evaluating the number of partners & their type of association. Any noteworthy or bluechip partnership is given a higher score.

45%
Uniqueness

Evaluating the level of competition faced by the project with respect to its domain, tech & market sector. Less competition means more unique & vice versa.

Real Time Price Chart

Represents Price Today & History Chart.

Blocknomy Score

The score is obtained after calculating all the individual scores mentioned above.

Google Trends Data

Represents how many times the project has been Googled for the past 90 days.

Statistics

Shows all time high and all time low reached till date.

0.255376$
All Time High
0.00239616$
All Time Low
Best Buy

Comparing over 50 exchanges to provide the lowest possible price of the asset.

Across 50 exchanges, price of Zilliqa is lowest on Binance.

Best buy price updated 1 minute ago
Keynote

Zilliqa was first conceived by Prateek Saxena, an assistant professor at the National University of Singapore School of Computing. Saxena and several students in the School of Computing published a paper in 2016 that outlined how a sharding-focused blockchain could improve network efficiency and speed.