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Staking is a vital part of securing the Fantom network through proof-of-stake. Validator nodes must stake FTM tokens, which incentivizes them to act honestly in block production as they risk losing their stake otherwise. However, FTM holders are also able to participate by staking their FTM and delegating it to

Quantum Miami was a blast filled with exciting insights into the bright future of Fantom, including promising upgrades that will elevate the platform to new heights, such as the Fantom Virtual Machine. In his presentation, Michael Kong, the CEO of the Fantom Foundation, outlined the projects that will lead to

Creators on Fantom continue to innovate by building new and exciting projects that pave the way for the future. The Fantom Foundation supports these creators through a variety of funding opportunities, as we believe that a project without funding is like a rocket with fuel. Over the past year, we

EOAs Contract Accounts EOAs, or External Owned Accounts, are the typical accounts that users create to interact with the Fantom network, better known as wallets, e.g. MetaMask. A wallet is controlled by a private key that belongs to the wallet owner and is recoverable through a seed phrase, both

Governance on a decentralized platform empowers token holders to actively shape and influence its future, ensuring it evolves in the right direction. On Fantom, governance is an on-chain process that lets FTM stakers submit and vote on proposals that determine changes to the platform’s mechanics and tokenomics. How does

First introduced by CEO Michael Kong at Consensus 2022, the FVM (Fantom Virtual Machine) is by far the most anticipated upgrade to the Fantom protocol. The FVM will evolve the Fantom blockchain into a massively scalable Layer-1, with the same fast transaction finality, low fees, and atomicity – a single-state ledger