Ecosystem Overview

4.1 Layer 1 Blockchain

At the core of the Harvest Hub ecosystem is its Layer 1 blockchain, which is designed for scalability, low transaction costs, and high performance. This blockchain supports the seamless operation of the platform’s various functionalities, such as content interaction, staking, and token transfers.

With native support for smart contracts, the blockchain facilitates the creation of decentralized applications (dApps) and ensures that interactions within the platform are secure, transparent, and decentralized.

4.2 Native Coin: HVT

HVT is the native utility coin of the Harvest Hub blockchain. It is used for various purposes within the ecosystem, including:

• Transaction fees: HVT is used to pay for transactions on the blockchain.

• Staking: Users can stake HVT coins to earn rewards and participate in platform governance.

• Content creation and engagement: Users can earn HVT tokens by creating and interacting with content.

• Incentivization: HVT is used to reward users for referrals and engagement within the social media platform.

HVT’s liquidity and utility across the ecosystem help drive the growth and sustainability of Harvest Hub.

4.3 BSC Token and Staking Platform

Harvest Hub also offers a token on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), enabling cross-chain compatibility and making it easier for users to access the platform from different blockchain networks.

The staking platform allows users to lock their tokens in exchange for rewards, encouraging long-term investment and participation. This mechanism adds liquidity to the ecosystem and enables token holders to benefit from the platform’s growth.

4.4 Bridge Between Coin and Token

A Bridge between HVT (the native coin) and the BSC token allows seamless swapping between both assets. This feature enables users to move assets from the Harvest Hub blockchain to the Binance Smart Chain (and vice versa) without friction, giving users flexibility in managing their tokens and coins across chains.