Aave (AAVE) is a decentralised finance protocol that allows people to lend and borrow crypto. 

Lenders can earn interest on their crypto, while borrowers can put up their holdings as collateral in order to take out flash loans from a special liquidity pool.

It is built on the Ethereum blockchain and is a deflationary digital asset. Holders of the Aave token can also vote and decide on the outcome of Aave Improvement Proposals (AIPs).

Algorand (ALGO) is an open-source public blockchain.
 
It offers smart contracts that operate at over 1,000 transactions per second, providing speed and efficiency at a low cost.
 
The blockchain also allows for Atomic Transfers. This is the simultaneous transfer of assets among many participants, which is useful for settling multilateral trades.
 
The founder of Algorand, Silvio Micali, is an MIT Professor and Turing Award Winner.

Basic Attention Token (BAT) anonymously tracks media consumers time and attention on the web browser, Brave. 

Users have the option to allow or block ads on Brave. Those who opt in for ads receive BAT for their time, and are shown content that specifically matches their interests.

Using the metrics provided by Basic Attention Token, advertisers can directly reach a willing audience. 

BAT is an ERC-20 token, meaning it is created on the Ethereum network. 

The asset’s white paper was first published in 2018.

Bitcoin, or BTC, is the world’s first and largest cryptocurrency.

Launched in 2009, bitcoins are a direct, peer-to-peer digital currency. It is created solely by code, with no banks or governments involved in issuing or trading the coins. 

BTC is used for payments and as a store of value. Part of its value is derived from the fact that only 21 million coins will ever be created. 

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) was created in 2017 by forking Bitcoin's (BTC) blockchain. 

A fork is a split in the blockchain network - this happens when developers have different ideas about the use of the blockchain. 

BCH has faster verification time than BTC, making it quicker and cheaper for payments. 

BCH's goal is to compete with online payments systems, such as PayPal and Visa.

Bitcoin Satoshi Vision (BSV) is a cryptocurrency created in late 2018 by way of forking from Bitcoin Cash (BCH). 

A fork is a split in the blockchain network. This happens when developers have different ideas about the use of the blockchain. 

The design of BSV includes larger block sizes to reduce transaction fees. It intends to become a preferred payments technology.

Chainlink (LINK) is a widely-used oracle network. 

An oracle provides real-world data, such as weather reports, to blockchain networks. This is particularly useful for smart contracts, which execute automatically once certain conditions are met. 

LINK tokens are used to pay Chainlink operators, who keep the network functioning on a day-to-day basis.

Compound (COMP) allows lending and borrowing of digital assets.

A holder places their eligible crypto in a ‘liquidity pool’. The pool generates interest from the users who borrow crypto, and pays interest to those who loan it. 

Interest rates are algorithmically derived, based on the supply and demand of the asset. As it is an algorithm, no loan negotiation is required. 

COMP is the token that governs the Compound protocol. Holders can then propose and vote on changes to the protocol.

Decentraland (MANA) is a token built on the Ethereum blockchain that powers the Decentraland virtual reality platform. In this virtual world, users purchase plots of land using MANA that they can later navigate, build upon and monetise. MANA can also be used to pay for in-world goods and services. 
 
Decentraland is one of the growing number of projects to use a decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) structure for governance decisions. MANA holders control how the Decentraland metaverse behaves by proposing and voting on policy updates and the types of content that are allowed within the metaverse. 

Enjin Coin (ENJ) can be used to create and manage virtual goods, with a primary focus on the gaming industry. 

Developers can create tokens to use in their own games, using the Enjin coin as the parent currency.

It has partnerships in place with Atari and Minecraft. It is also the first gaming token to be regulated in Japan.

Ethereum is a programmable blockchain, which is a software platform that can be re-coded to build new uses for the technology. 

The network’s digital asset, Ether (ETH), is the second largest by market capitalisation. 

Ethereum has a feature called smart contracts. A smart contract automatically executes the terms of an agreed contract, without the need for any third-party. It is useful for many industries, including e-commerce, e-gaming and financial services.

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a software platform, built on blockchain technology. ETC is programmable, meaning developers can build new applications over its network. 

ETC was created in 2016 following the network fork of Ethereum, and is the original Ethereum blockchain. 

A fork is a split in the blockchain network. This happens when developers have different ideas about the use of the blockchain.


Golem (GNT) is a marketplace for sharing and using computational power. 

It combines the power of every computer on its network. Users can then rent computer power from other users, paying for it via the GNT token. 

It is an ERC-20 token, meaning it is created on the Ethereum network. 

The digital asset has been operational since 2016.

Litecoin (LTC) was created in 2011 and is a modification of Bitcoin's (BTC) original code, which has created quicker transactions and cheaper payments. 

Similar to the scarcity of BTC, a maximum of 84 million LTC tokens will ever be created. 

If BTC is considered the ‘gold’ of cryptocurrency, then LTC is ‘silver’, according to its creator. 

It is currently ranked within the top 10 coins according to CoinMarketCap.

Meld Gold (MCAU) is fully recycled Australian gold, available to trade in a digital format.
 
It is backed by physical gold, held in Australia by independent vaults and refineries. This includes Imperial Vaults, Australian Bullion Company and Melbourne Mint.
 
Meld is built on the Algorand blockchain.

OmiseGO was created in 2013 by Thailand payments company, Omise, now known as the OMG Network. 

It is based on the Ethereum network, where its technology makes payments happen faster & cheaper than Ethereum currently can. 

Other well-known cryptocurrency projects, such as Tether, use OMG as one of their platforms. 

OMG tokens are used as payment for fees on the OMG Network, and for trading on exchanges.

Powerledger (POWR) is an energy trading platform, based in Perth, Australia.

Through their system, residential & commercial users can sell their surplus solar or renewable energy. 

Their token, POWR, enables users to access the site and provide loyalty rewards to participants.

It is an ERC-20 token, meaning it is created on the Ethereum network. 

The asset has been operational since 2016.

Stellar (XLM) is a payments platform that exists to reduce both the time and cost of international transfers.

Founded in 2014, the Stellar token, Lumens (XLM), is used to pay transaction fees, with a small minimum balance of 0.5 XLM required to participate on the network.


Tether (USDT) is the largest stable-value cryptocurrency, pegged to the price of the US dollar.

This value mirroring is achieved by maintaining a sum of US dollars in reserves equal to the number of USDT in circulation.
 
Tether advises that when new USDT tokens are issued, the same amount of fiat US Dollar are allocated to their reserves, ensuring that all USDT is backed by cash and cash equivalents.
 
It provides a simple way to transact via a US dollar equivalent.


The Sandbox is an Ethereum-based gaming metaverse that enables users to create, sell, use, and monetise their own virtual reality NFTs. The Sandbox uses its native token SAND to underpin the in-game economy. 
 
SAND can be earned through playing games and contests in The Sandbox or purchased on cryptocurrency exchanges.  
 
By using the SAND token, The Sandbox promotes decentralised governance and allows users to share their views and ideas about the development of the project.

Uniswap (UNI) is the native token of the Uniswap decentralised exchange - a liquidity provider for the trading of ERC-20 tokens on the Ethereum network. 

UNI uses a trading model known as an automated liquidity protocol. This type of model incentivises users to provide liquidity, which guarantees a liquidity pool, ensuring that trades can be executed instantly at a known price.

USD Coin (USDC) is a stablecoin that is pegged to the U.S. dollar. Every unit in circulation is backed by $1 that is held in a mix of cash and short-term U.S. Treasury bond reserves.
  
USD Coin is developed by the Centre consortium who are obligated to provide full transparency and work with a range of financial institutions to maintain full reserves. All USDC issuers are required to regularly report their USD holdings. 
 
USDC is an ERC-20 token and can be used with every app which supports the standard.

XRP is a digital currency created and managed by the blockchain network, Ripple, with backing from numerous major financial institutions. 

It is used for payment transfers that settle in seconds, including overseas (cross-border) transactions. 

Using blockchain technology, it is also a cheaper alternative to traditional payment methods. 

BTC Markets is an exchange partner of Ripple’s cross-border payments program, called On-Demand Liquidity (ODL).

Trading Fee %	30 Day AUD Volume
0.85%	$0.01 - $500.00
0.83%	$500.01 - $1000.00
0.80%	$1000.01 - $3000.00
0.75%	$3000.01 - $9000.00
0.70%	$9000.01 - $18000.00
0.65%	$18000.01 - $40000.00
0.60%	$40000.01 - $60000.00
0.55%	$60000.01 - $70000.00
0.50%	$70000.01 - $80000.00
0.45%	$80000.01 - $90000.00
0.40%	$90000.01 - $115000.00
0.35%	$115000.01 - $125000.00
0.30%	$125000.01 - $200000.00
0.25%	$200000.01 - $400000.00
0.23%	$400000.01 - $650000.00
0.20%	$650000.01 - $850000.00
0.18%	$850000.01 - $1000000.00
0.15%	$1000000.01 - $3000000.00
0.13%	$3000000.01 - $5000000.00
0.10%	> $5000000

Aave (AAVE)	Free
Algorand (ALGO)	Free
Australian Dollar (AUD)	Free
Basic Attention Token (BAT)	Free
Bitcoin (BTC)	Free
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)	Free
Bitcoin SV (BSV)	Free
Chainlink (LINK)	Free
Compound (COMP)	Free
Decentraland (MANA)	Free
Enjin Coin (ENJ)	Free
Ethereum (ETH)	Free
Ethereum Classic (ETC)	Free
Golem (GNT)	Free
Litecoin (LTC)	Free
Meld Gold (MCAU)	Free
OmiseGO (OMG)	Free
Powerledger (POWR)	Free
Stellar (XLM)	Free
Tether (USDT)	Free
The Sandbox (SAND)	Free
Uniswap (UNI)	Free
USD Coin (USDC)	Free
XRP (XRP)	Free

Aave (AAVE)	0.21 AAVE
Algorand (ALGO)	0.01 ALGO
Australian Dollar (AUD)	Free
Basic Attention Token (BAT)	9 BAT
Bitcoin (BTC)	0.0003 BTC
Bitcoin Cash (BCH)	0.0001 BCH
Bitcoin SV (BSV)	0.0001 BSV
Chainlink (LINK)	0.7 LINK
Compound (COMP)	0.1 COMP
Decentraland (MANA)	6 MANA
Enjin Coin (ENJ)	6 ENJ
Ethereum (ETH)	0.005 ETH
Ethereum Classic (ETC)	0.001 ETC
Golem (GNT)	25 GNT
Litecoin (LTC)	0.001 LTC
Meld Gold (MCAU)	0.0003 MCAU
OmiseGO (OMG)	3 OMG
Powerledger (POWR)	22 POWR
Songbird (SGB)	0.005 SGB
Stellar (XLM)	0.01 XLM
Tether (USDT)	7 USDT
The Sandbox (SAND)	5 SAND
Uniswap (UNI)	0.8 UNI
USD Coin (USDC)	7 USDC
XRP (XRP)	0.01 XRP

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