NEO

NEO is a Layer 1 blockchain platform, originally launched in October 2016 under the name Antshares, that aims to digitize real-world assets such as property, company shares, and currency using smart contracts and a digital identity system. It describes its goal as building a 'smart economy' where tangible assets can be registered, issued, and traded on a decentralized network. The platform is primarily directed at developers and enterprises looking to build applications that bridge traditional assets with blockchain infrastructure, and it is frequently referenced as China's first open-source public blockchain.

NEO is categorized as a Proof of Stake network and operates as a smart contract platform, meaning developers can deploy self-executing code on top of it to power decentralized applications. The NEO token functions as the network's governance unit, and the platform also generates a secondary token, GAS, which is used to pay for computation and services on the network. Block times in the stored data are recorded as zero minutes, which means the granular block-production data is not available here beyond what is stated.

The stored data does not record a fee stream for NEO, and no stablecoin supply is hosted on the chain at this point in time, meaning the fee-based measures this site typically reports are not applicable here. Total value locked stands at 1,228,178.84 USD on a point-in-time basis, while the market-cap-to-TVL ratio is 126.87 and the fully diluted valuation-to-TVL ratio is 179.89, both reflecting how little economic activity is locked relative to the network's market valuation. Approximately 70.53 percent of the supply is currently circulating, with roughly 41.78 percent of potential supply still pending issuance, which represents the dilution overhang.