Blockchain Networks
The EOSIO ecosystem is composed of many public and private blockchains, each one with different governance models and aimed at different use cases and markets.
Below we included a list of some other well known public blockchains launched on EOSIO, we did not include any EOSIO private networks.
- EOS: The first blockchain launched with the EOSIO protocol, also know as
mainnet.
- LACChain EOSIO: LACChain EOSIO enables organizations and developers to build blockchain applications on the LACChain network powered by EOSIO technology.
- EOS FORCE: Is a high-performance multi-chain structured blockchain network, with the main chain developed by EOSForce team based on the open-sourced EOSIO.
- Eosfinex: A blockchain that promotes the cryptocurrency exchange in an auditable and public way.
- Europechain: A public-permissioned blockchain that uses conventional channels to support the enforcement of the European normative, GDPR included.
- Liberland: (pending launch) A democratic blockchain that promotes Liberal Republic citizens.
- Libre: A programmable Bitcoin and Lightning Network (LN) Sidechain that was designed to reduce the difficulty to use these technologies.
- Proton Chain: The Proton blockchain was designed to allow websites and apps to push payment requests directly to Proton-compliant wallets.
- Telos: A blockchain platform without high-performance permissions for decentralized applications with advanced data storage and governance functions.
- Ultra: A blockchain geared towards the gaming industry.
- Voice: A blockchain to promote a decentralized social network built by Block.one.
- WAX: A blockchain token and protocol specially designed to make e-commerce transactions faster, easier and more secure.
You can see a complete description of several EOSIO public blockchains here in eos.io.
