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Details Marlin (POND) Price information (USD)
The current real-time price of POND is $0.0021. In the past 24 hours, POND has traded between $0.0021 and $0.0022, showing strong market activity. The all-time high of POND is $0.3845, and the all-time low is $0.0020.
From a short-term perspective, the price change of POND over the past 1 hour is
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Marlin (POND) Today's Price
The live price of POND today is $0.0021, with a current market cap of $17.657M. The 24-hour trading volume is 1M. The price of POND to USD is updated in real time.
Marlin (POND) Price History (USD)
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Top 5 addresses | Holding amount | Holding ratio | |
|---|---|---|---|
arbitrum-one | 0xda0a...bd9ddd | 7.271B | 36.36% |
ethereum | 0xcee2...97180d | 2.729B | 13.65% |
ethereum | 0xe5fe...9ebecc | 1.912B | 9.56% |
arbitrum-one | 0xa134...d2e11f | 1.771B | 8.86% |
ethereum | 0xaba3...8f2f4e | 937.035M | 4.69% |
Other | 5.376B | 26.88% |
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MARLIN (POND) FAQ
What is a Layer-0 protocol and how is Marlin different from Layer-1s like Ethereum?
Marlin operates as a Layer-0 protocol, meaning it functions beneath traditional Layer-1 blockchains. While Layer-1s like Ethereum are responsible for managing consensus, executing smart contracts, and maintaining the blockchain state, Marlin focuses on optimizing the fundamental network layer. Its primary role is to enhance the speed and efficiency of block propagation and data transfer between nodes across various blockchain networks, effectively improving the underlying infrastructure rather than building a new blockchain.
Is Marlin just for networking, or does it do decentralized computing?
Initially, Marlin's core focus was purely on improving network infrastructure for faster block propagation. However, the project has significantly expanded its scope. Marlin now actively engages in decentralized confidential computing through its innovative 'Oyster' protocol. This allows users to execute sophisticated AI and DeFi workloads within secure hardware enclaves, known as Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs). This pivot provides not only decentralized processing capabilities but also ensures privacy and tamper-proof execution for sensitive computations.
What is the difference between POND and MPond?
Marlin utilizes a dual-token system. POND is the primary utility token, an ERC-20 asset primarily used for staking, earning rewards, and participating in the network's operational mechanics. It represents the liquid and actively circulating token within the ecosystem. In contrast, MPond (MegaPond) serves as the dedicated governance token. It grants holders voting rights on significant protocol proposals and strategic decisions. To simplify the relationship, 1 MPond is precisely equivalent to 1,000,000 POND, highlighting MPond's role in concentrated governance power.
Where should I stake my POND? Ethereum or Arbitrum?
Users are strongly encouraged to stake their POND tokens on the Arbitrum network. Marlin strategically migrated its staking contracts to Arbitrum to leverage its significantly lower transaction fees compared to the Ethereum mainnet. By bridging your POND to Arbitrum using the official bridge, you can participate in staking more cost-effectively, maximizing your net rewards. While staking might have originally been available on Ethereum, Arbitrum is now the recommended and primary platform for all staking activities due to its enhanced efficiency and reduced gas costs.
How long is the unbonding (unstaking) period?
The unbonding, or unstaking, period for POND tokens is set at 30 days. During this one-month duration, your tokens are in a locked state; they do not accrue any staking rewards, and you are unable to transfer or move them from your wallet. This period is a security measure and helps maintain network stability. Once the 30-day period concludes, your POND tokens become fully liquid again and can be freely managed or withdrawn from the staking contract.
What is Oyster and Kalypso?
Oyster and Kalypso are two pivotal components of Marlin's expanded ecosystem. Oyster represents Marlin's cutting-edge TEE-based (Trusted Execution Environment) compute layer. It facilitates decentralized confidential computing, enabling users to run complex and sensitive workloads, such as AI models or DeFi computations, in a private and tamper-proof environment. Kalypso, on the other hand, is designed as a specialized marketplace focusing on Zero-Knowledge (ZK) proof generation. It allows users and applications to efficiently outsource the computationally intensive mathematical processes required for generating ZK proofs, thereby speeding up and decentralizing this crucial aspect of privacy-preserving technologies.



