What makes a blockchain good? Why invest into this one over that one?

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Below is a list of what people think amounts to a good blockchain.

1. ⁠Total Value Locked (TVL)
2. ⁠Layers (1, 2)
3. ⁠Proofs (stake, work, etc.)
4. ⁠UTXO Model (vs eUTXO, vs other models)
5. ⁠Programming Language
6. Transactions Per Second (TPS) / Throughput
7. ⁠Transaction Fees (Gas Fees)
8. Liquidity
9. Staking or Stake Pools
10. ⁠Decentralized Applications (dApp)
11. ⁠Number of Users
12. ⁠Real World Assets
13. ⁠Utility
14. ⁠Governance (type) (governed by users vs VC)
15. ⁠Decentralization
16. ⁠Security (no hacks)
17. ⁠Scaling (or scaling solutions)
18. ⁠Solving Blockchain Trilemma
19. Interoperability
20. ⁠Uptime (no downtime)
21. ⁠Transparency
22. ⁠Privacy
23. ⁠Stable Coins
24. ⁠Capped Supply / Deflationary / Store of Value
25. ⁠Decentralized Finance (DeFi)
26. ⁠Smart Contracts
27. ⁠Forks
28. Nodes
29. ⁠Block Time
30. ⁠Bridges

What (from the list or outside the list) do you care about in a blockchain that makes it good or good to invest in?

What are the blockchains that you think are good to invest in?

I know many people only care about getting rich and don’t care about the crypto itself so they invest according to the price, which is why price may not reflect how good a blockchain is. This post is made to get your word out on a good blockchain or overrated blockchain.

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