Simply put, a blockchain is a set of computers that agree on a history of transactions. The computers run a piece of software that acts as a node in the network of computers. Transactions that happen on the blockchain are stored on a shared ledger which is verified by the nodes.
Large investments go into your selected chain and ecosystem, it's important to select carefully. Below are some of the most popular.
by Hedera Hashgraph, LLC
by Oasis Labs
by Vitalik Buterin
by Zora Labs
by Fantom Foundation
by OffchainLabs
by Morph Labs
by BitDAO
by Gnosis Foundation
by Stacks Foundation
by XinFin Foundation
by DapperLabs
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