Blockchain technology provides decentralized value transfer as well as content production, reading, storage, etc. It can meet countless needs. Focusing on this area, the Web 3.0 coin market hosts a large number of projects that are trying to build decentralized applications using Blockchain-based technologies. In this post, let’s take a look at the 10 projects Analyticsinsight analysts have listed for the coming months.
Top 10 Web 3.0 coins for 2023 and beyond
Flux (FLUX)
Flux focuses on building a foundation for developers’ Web3 products. It can also be used to create decentralized projects (dApp). It offers an Oracle-only design with a decentralized infrastructure that allows its users to access data inside and outside the Blockchain.
Theta (THETA)
Theta is a Blockchain network developed specifically for video streaming. As a P2P network, Theta was built to facilitate users’ video distribution with enterprise node operators from Sony, Google, Samsung and other companies. Due to its low price, it is considered the best Web3 coin for high profits.
BitTorrent (BTT)
BitTorrent is a leading P2P file sharing platform with over 2 billion users and 200 million wallets. It has torrent client software for Mac, Android, Windows and more. Over the years it has established itself as “the world’s largest distributed network”. Specifically, it offers secure streaming and downloading for Torrent products. Users can purchase premium memberships to enjoy benefits such as virtual private network features and ad-free browsing.
Siacoin (SC)
Sia is a platform that allows users to pay hosts to rent their cloud storage. Users’ data is encrypted in 30 segments, each uploaded to a different host. Sia developer Skynet has multiple Sia-based projects in the works that add cloud-based media streaming, content delivery and file sharing. Analyticsinsight analysts list the SC token as one of the best Web3 coin projects for 2023.
Polkadot (DOT)
Polkadot allows any digital product or data to be transferred between Blockchains. Polkadot’s service is not limited to tokens only. Users can also interoperate with multiple Blockchains, called parachains, on the local Polkadot network. What makes Polkadot different from competing networks like Ethereum is that these parachains are unique and independent. However, they can still communicate with each other.
Graph (GRT)
Graph is an indexing system used to organize Blockchain data that can be further filtered and queried by members. It is both a low-level blockchain indexing protocol and a high-level cryptographic ledger built on this protocol.
Helium (HNT)
Helium is a blockchain-powered decentralized network for Internet of Things (IoT) devices. Its users can develop decentralized wireless infrastructure of any scale.
Basic Attention Token (BAT)
BAT is a Blockchain-based digital advertising platform that delivers content via the Brave browser. Advertisers pay for their ad campaigns using BAT. A portion of the BAT they pay is given to users as a reward for viewing ads.
Filecoin (FIL)
Filecoin is a storage network that allows users to earn tokens by renting their computers’ hard drives. One of the key benefits of Filecoin is that it helps to store NFTs like art or music.
Chainlink (LINK)
Chainlink is an Ethereum-based oracle network. It can integrate with any Blockchain. Because of this unique feature, it has become a widely used platform for oracle services. Chainlink’s native token, LINK, has become popular recently. At one point, it surpassed the Shiba Inu as the most traded and held cryptocurrency by the largest Ethereum whales.
cryptocoin.comAs we have reported, Eric Anziani, COO of CryptoCom, also highlights the Web3 coin market.
