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| EDEN 
| #EDEN
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EDEN Price: | $0.012 | | Volume: | $29.3 K | All Time High: | $9.28 | | Market Cap: | $1.8 M |
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Circulating Supply: | 151,739,837 |
| Exchanges: | 2+
| Total Supply: | 159,539,837 |
| Markets: | 2+
| Max Supply: | 250,000,000 |
| Pairs: | 8
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The price of #EDEN today is $0.012 USD.
The lowest EDEN price for this period was $0, the highest was $0.012, and the exact current price of one EDEN crypto coin is $0.01218.
The all-time high EDEN coin price was $9.28.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of EDEN with market cap of BTC or other crypto coins. |
The code for EDEN crypto currency is also #EDEN.
EDEN is 3.7 years old. |
The current market capitalization for EDEN is $1,848,386.
EDEN is ranking upwards to #2986, by market cap (and other factors). |
There is a modest daily trading volume on #EDEN.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for EDEN is $29,349. |
The circulating supply of EDEN is 151,739,837 coins, which is 61% of the maximum coin supply. |
Note that there are multiple coins that share the code #EDEN, and you can view them on our EDEN disambiguation page. |
 The Next Billion Users: Exploring ERC-4337 Account Abstraction — Part 1 The Next Billion Users: Exploring ERC-4337 Account Abstraction — Part 1 - ERC-4337: Onboarding the Next Billion Users Into the Blockchain Ecosystem ERC-4337 launched in March, introducing the utility of Account Abstraction into the Ethereum and EVM ecosystem. Many celebrated it as “the update that would onboard the next billion users into the blockchain ecosystem”. But what actually is account abstraction? Is it really the key to the next billion blockchain users and what does it truly enable? In this content series we will answer these questions while also looking at why Eden Network is so excited by the potential this upgrade holds. In fact, we are so excited that we have already started to develop tooling to support it. — What is Account Abstraction? - — Introduction. — Account Abstraction (AA) is a method of authentication that eliminates the need for private and public keys to access accounts. Instead, it relies on smart contracts to verify the account’s identity. Similar to Web2 websites and apps, data abstraction hides all technical complexity and makes everything run smoother for a superior and natural user experience. — Stepping Back From Today to See the Impact of Tomorrow’s Change. — If you’re currently reading this article, chances are you’re already a seasoned blockchain user, and interacting with DeFi apps or minting NFTs has become second nature to you. However,... 
|  Introducing 0xProtect: A Smart Contract Registry for Transparent Compliance Coordination Open Source Solution for Ethereum Transaction Filtering Crypto has recently received significant attention from media, policymakers and regulators; the most notable being the SEC’s recent action against multiple crypto businesses and personalities. While the merit of these actions is up for debate, it’s clear that regulation is not going away and will remain a relevant aspect of crypto and blockchain into the future. Transaction filtering, specifically related to OFAC’s Sanctions List, has been a hot and contested topic within the Ethereum community since The Merge. As a relay operator that respects the list, we have noted a lack of transparent tooling for stakeholders. In the PBS ecosystem, participants need to understand each other’s filtering requirements to effectively operate in each role. Rather than guess the contents of each other’s filtering lists, we introduce 0xProtect — a smart contract registry designed to aid Ethereum block production stakeholders by maintaining an on-chain copy of OFAC’s Sanction List. — Why are we doing this?. — We have identified the need for a transparent solution to the coordination problem between builders, relays and validators in case one or more stakeholders chooses to filter transactions. 0xProtect acts as a transparent registry for affected stakeholders. — Who is it for?. — 0xProtect has been developed for use by key participants in the bl... 
|  Ethereum’s Beating Heart: The Relay — Generic Commodity or Unique Asset? Ethereum’s Beating Heart: The Relay — Generic Commodity or Unique Asset? - On September 15th, 2022, Ethereum made history with its transition to Proof of Stake, also known as The Merge. With it, came a completely new Ethereum product category: The Ethereum Relay. Validators now use relays to outsource their block production to entities specialized in extracting extra revenue. Relays have become the essential layer between validators and block builders, which in turn cascades down impacting MEV searchers and even user transactions. To the untrained eye, relays look like a generic commodity — a little like an oil pipeline delivering transactions to validators from the transaction pool. If this were true, it would make sense for validators to connect to just one relay with maybe a backup connection in case of failure; connecting to any more would be a waste of computing power. The reality, however, is very different. Multiple relays operate on Ethereum, each with their own unique traits, and their own strategy to generate value for their users. In this article we examine the key traits that differentiate relays, and examine the best data sources to examine, benchmark and compare them. — High Value Traits of Ethereum Relays: The 6 R’s - So what makes one relay more valuable than another? How should different stakeholders (validators, builders, searchers, users etc) approach breaking down, analyzing and fi... 
|  MEV in a Proof of Stake World: The Fundamental Shift in Value Distribution From Silent Conspiracy to Community DispensationA fundamental shift in value distribution. MEV is one of the more controversial topics within the crypto community, yet, depending who you ask, you will get many different answers to the question “What is MEV?” In this article we will shed light on crypto’s “hidden tax”, dive deeper into how the Ethereum MEV stakeholder landscape changed post-Merge, and how everyday users can now be beneficiaries, not just victims of MEV. — What is MEV? - An acronym for Maximal Extractable Value, MEV, in its simplest form, is any strategy used to capture or extract value on-chain. It encompasses a range of activities including arbitrage, lending liquidations, frontrunning and backrunning, among others. Many forms of MEV require transaction blocks to be reordered to achieve the strategy’s purpose. Much MEV can be considered benign and may even provide a positive service to the crypto ecosystem. DEX arbitrage, for example, reduces the spread of token prices across multiple exchanges, creating a more efficient market for all participants. There are also forms of MEV, such as sandwich attacks (a common strategy that incorporates frontrunning), that undeniably have a negative impact on the space and are widely considered harmful to the ecosystem. Thus, the perception of MEV is often negative and associated with the negative aspects of the ecosystem. MEV, infamously referred to as E... 
|  Ethereum Fundamentals: 2022 Consensus Shift, What Lies Beyond The Merge Explained, Proposer/Builder Separation, Consensus and Execution Layers Decoded Ethereum’s historic transition to Proof of Stake in 2022, commonly known as The Merge, marked a pivotal moment for the crypto industry. Despite the challenges of the year, this event stands out as a memorable and crucial turning point in Ethereum’s evolution. In this article, we will delve deeper into the specifics of The Merge, explain Ethereum’s dual layer approach, and explore scheduled developments for the world’s leading smart contract protocol in 2023 and beyond. — What was The Merge?. — The Merge was a planned transition of Ethereum from Proof of Work (PoW) consensus to Proof of Stake (PoS); the Beacon Chain, which serves as the consensus layer, was introduced as part of this process. Previously referred to as Ethereum 2.0, it operates in conjunction with the Ethereum mainnet (which has existed since genesis), commonly referred to as the execution layer. Along with the consensus mechanism shift, The Merge also introduced proposer/builder separation (PBS), a design feature that divided the key consensus roles of block proposers and block builders. Prior to the shift, both responsibilities were carried out by miners in Ethereum PoW, granting them substantial control over a critical aspect of network consensus and potentially enabling the occurrence of malicious MEV. By separating these important roles, the netwo... 
|  Eden Evolution: Looking Back at 2022 and to the Future If 2021 was the year Eden Network entered the limelight when it rebranded from Archer DAO (launched in November 2020), 2022 was the year we focused on investing, building and shipping towards a sustainable long term project vision. — The Year of Delivering Product - 2022 began with Eden Network making public our intention to embrace our unique market position and focus on growing and building a product set for the multichain future. In retrospect and unforeseen at the time, it turned out to be the perfect year for us to utilize our healthy runway on product R&D, and put our heads down and build. In February, we announced our new partnership with Yield Yak and Geode to launch the liquid staking derivative, $yyAVAX. It launched in July and remains to this day the highest yield liquid staking derivative on Avalanche. The success of this product opened doors for Eden and in May we announced our first subnet validation partnership with the mobile hit game, Castle Crush from billion dollar gaming giant, Wildlife Studios. While, during the first half of the year, much of our public discussion and focus was on the Avalanche ecosystem, it was clear that Ethereum would continue to be a dominating player and behind the scenes we were busily preparing for the launch of our post-Merge products, which we announced in September. The Merge successfully completed on September 15th which also saw Eden launch two new products: Eden ... 
|  Eden Gaming Guild: Two Month Update The Eden Gaming Guild (EGG) has officially been live for two months now. EGG launched with Castle Crush as its pilot game, and we are pleased with the progress and results so far. Much credit is due to our partnership with APEX, who has given us high card rental rate, play-time, centralized card/player management, and meaningful rewards bonus (~20%) on tokens due to their top in-game ranking. We were even approached by multiple Castle Crush clans asking to gain access to our sought after NFT collection which suggests to us that the hunger for NFT gaming is real. At a high level, here are some of the metrics achieved since launch: Successful launch with Castle Crush, Partnership with #1 Castle Crush clan, APEX, Lent NFTs to over 50 unique players, Earning 20% rewards multiplier on $ACS earned, Reached top 11 addresses with most $ACS earned, Earned over 150,000 $ACS tokens, — LEARNINGS. — Our learnings can be broken down into the following points: Clan partnerships are key when lending NFTs, Basic knowledge of crypto amongst blockchain gamers is still low, High quality blockchain games are few and far between, UI, gameplay experience, and wallet interaction are key to adoption, and are equally important as the earnings potential of NFTs, The smooth running and initial success of EGG has been due to our partnership with in-game clans un-affiliated with Eden Network, rather than existing EDEN stakers orga... 
|  New Gaming Guild Partnership: Eden x APEX Clan Eden Gaming Guild (EGG) is happy to announce its partnership with APEX, the #1 ranked clan on Castle Crush. Over 40 players from APEX are now renting Founder & Ascend Castle Crush NFTs from EGG’s treasury, which accumulate token rewards for players and the guild’s treasury. EGG launched this past month, with Castle Crush as the pilot game. In addition to generating treasury revenue through clan partnerships, the guild also gives additional utility to the EDEN token by allowing EDEN stakers to rent NFTs at an increased token playtime reward-sharing rate. EDEN stakers receive 85% of $ACS tokens earned during NFT rentals, while non-Stakers receive 50%. In addition to receiving higher rewards from gameplay, EGG members limit their exposure/risk by renting rather than buying premium NFTs (that may or may not be liquid). EGG members also always have priority access to NFT rentals above non-members. All persons with more than 100 EDEN staked are automatically members of the EGG. Get and stake EDEN here. — Who is ▪️ Δ Ρ Ξ Χ ▪️?. — APEX is the largest active clan in Castle Crush, boasting 200 active members from 15 countries worldwide. Four clans fall under the APEX umbrella, with three main clans and a fourth clan (APEX Nextgen) that acts as a breeding ground for the next generation of warriors before they move to one of the main clans. In addition to being highly competitive, the clan also holds th... 
|  “LET THE CRUSHING BEGIN” — Eden Network Launches Gaming Guild with Castle Crush “LET THE CRUSHING BEGIN” — Eden Network Launches Gaming Guild with Featured Game, Castle Crush - Eden Network is excited to roll out new utility for the EDEN token through the launch of the Eden Gaming Guild (EGG). EGG gives EDEN stakers complimentary access to performance-boosting NFTs in the blockchain gaming space, some of which are play-to-earn (P2E) & play-to-own (P2O). Eden is spearheading the program with Castle Crush, a mobile real-time strategy game with 1M+ monthly players and a P2E aspect that allows users to earn $ACS tokens as rewards. EGG has 100 NFTs available for EDEN stakers to borrow, which boost in-game card performance and add $ACS token rewards for the player & owner. Eden Network is also an official validation partner for the upcoming Castle Crush subnet. — How does it work?. — Normally, Castle Crush players earn $ACS tokens by leveling up their cards through battlefield victories, and by participating in high-level castle matches & game seasons. The other option for players is to equip NFT card(s), which accelerates the amount of $ACS earned per victory on a daily basis and allows players to start earning tokens from the first-level castle instead of waiting until castle level 9+. $ACS tokens can be used to purchase additional Castle Crush NFTs, or alternatively can be sold on an exchange like Trader Joe. Lastly, players can also decide to upgrade their existing NFT c... 
|  Eden Relay: One Month Later Organic growth, high performance This past Saturday was the one month anniversary of The Merge; Ethereum’s landmark transition to Proof of Stake. That also means Eden Relay and block builder launched exactly one month ago, and it’s been eventful, to say the least. In the first two weeks, we took a deliberately measured approach to the number of blocks proposed by our builder. We used the time to accumulate and analyze data, test some block reordering strategies, and work on general optimization. The second two weeks is where the fun really began and this graph tells the story. The first red arrow represents the initial upgrade to the Eden builder, which provided a nice bump in blocks proposed. The second red arrow, however, illustrates the subsequent upgrade that was rolled out late on October 8th. The improvements showed instant success, with our proposed blocks increasing by 50% in the following seven days! Throughout all of this, Eden Relay also maintained a block reward of 3x the network average, and for a period of time held the highest average profitability of ALL relays on Ethereum. Steady, organic growth has always been our goal, and we are pleased to see Eden Relay is now consistently amongst Ethereum’s top performing relays. Eden Relay is now connected to over 90,000 validators, including Chorus One, SharedStake, Stakin, Stakely.io and Allnodes. This represents more than 20% of the overall hashrate; satisfyi... 
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