Solar Blockchain Foundation
The Solar Blockchain Foundation SBF
is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the SXP blockchain and related technologies.
The Solar Blockchain Foundation SBF
is a non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting the SXP blockchain and related technologies.
Solar is a fully decentralised and open-source blockchain designed from core blockchain components.
It operates via a Delegated Proof of Stake consensus and is secured by 53 voted-in delegates that produce blocks and validate transactions.
DPoS Consensus
The Solar Blockchain utilises the Delegated Proof of Stake Consensus forked from ARK Core with 53 node operators.
Fast & Secure
The Solar Blockchain - with 53 delegates and an 8 seconds block-time - is one of the fastest and most secure blockchains in the industry.
Staking*
Contribute to the network by becoming a delegate or by voting for one of the 53 delegates and earn rewards from staking your SXP.
Having the right active delegate is important for the network.
Usually each public delegate offers a share in rewards, sometimes in combination with additional contribution to the network or project.
A delegate can contribute
to the security of the network or contribute towards marketing, community and product development, which could return in short term or long term a better value for the asset and project.
Solar's native utility coin with the ticker SXP is utilised in many different ways.
Buy & Sell SXP
Instantly exchange your crypto for SXP or buy directly using your debit card.
Trade SXP
Trade SXP on over 40 exchanges using 250+ spot trading pairs.
Stake & Earn SXP
Stake your SXP by voting for delegates and *earn SXP.
*rewards are optionally distributed by delegates.
Use SXP
SXP is implemented in several 3rd party services and can be used to pay for goods and services.
The Solar Blockchain provides the end-user with rich libraries and tools to develop projects on the blockchain for many usecases.
Download the Solar wallet for your operating system.
All of our software is open source and the code can be viewed in the Solar Network
Github.
