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Telegram sold future Grams before a court stopped distribution and Pavel Durov ended the project in 2020. Newton developers carried testnet2 into The Open Network, while the separate Free TON became Everscale. Telegram later returned as the network's driving force and largest validator, and in June 2026 the existing Toncoin was renamed Gram without a token migration.

SHIB began as Ryoshi's anonymous 2020 community experiment. Buterin's 2021 donation and burn-address transfer reshaped its distribution before ShibaSwap and the BONE-gas Shibarium network expanded the project.

Monad's parallel EVM reached public mainnet in November 2025, then changed from 400 ms blocks and 25 MON rewards to 300 ms and 18 MON. Its deeper story is how Foundation-delegated stake, Category Labs code and validator adoption govern a chain whose token has no documented holder ballot.

AXS is a capped 270 million governance and ecosystem token; SLP is an uncapped game resource; Axies are NFTs governed by separate ownership and artwork-license terms. Their economy moved from Ethereum to Ronin, survived a five-key bridge breach, then moved to CCIP and an Ethereum L2 while treasury voting remained narrower than control of the game.

APE began in 2022 as the ballot and ecosystem currency around BAYC, but its last decisive DAO vote in June 2025 abolished tokenholder governance and authorized the transfer of the remaining organization’s assets and operations to ApeCo. The fixed one-billion ERC-20 now functions chiefly as ApeChain gas and an ecosystem payment asset; it is not equity, a BAYC, an IP licence, a treasury share or a redemption claim.

The Sandbox calls SAND money, LAND property and ASSETs creations, but each label maps to a different contract and a different legal right. This biography follows Pixowl's game into Animoca's platform, Polygon bridges and a DAO whose votes coexist with company moderation and upgradeable NFT contracts.

SafePal is a wallet company and SFP is its two-chain utility token. The product keeps user keys, contract supply and company promises on different trust rails: 500 million designed supply, a 2023 dead-address migration, campaign-based staking and no corporate property or redemption right.

Aethir coordinates distributed GPU Containers through Indexers, Checkers and managed portals. ATH has a 42-billion Ethereum cap, interchain controls on Arbitrum and Solana, separate Checker License administration, and no guaranteed reward or equity right.

SUPER kept its contract while SuperFarm shed a no-code NFT-farm thesis, paused GigaMart and became SuperVerse; current value routes through games, staking and Blackhole, with owner and legal limits intact.

Flow is the proof-of-stake chain Dapper Labs began after CryptoKitties exposed consumer-scale limits. FLOW pays fees and storage, secures four validator roles and fuels both Cadence and Flow EVM, but it does not by itself grant equity, redemption or an automatic binding vote.

io.net began as Ahmad Shadid’s attempt to turn scattered GPUs into an AI cloud. A 2024 spoofing wave exposed why headline device totals were not the same as verified, cluster-ready or rentable supply; leadership then changed twice, IO launched on Solana, and the network replaced fixed emissions with a revenue-sensitive engine in 2026.