About Marlin

Marlin is a blockchain-based protocol designed to provide a programmable network for DeFi and Web3.0 applications. Its goal is to address networking challenges by offering a high-performance, incentivized layer on which developers can build. POND is one of its native cryptocurrencies, with a maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. Key features of Marlin include its fast transaction speeds and scalability, allowing near-instant transactions and support for many nodes without sacrificing performance. This enables the development of robust decentralized applications and blockchains. The network infrastructure involves four main stakeholders: relay nodes (which run the Marlin protocol software), auditors (who verify relay node performance), miners (who produce blocks in blockchain networks), and ...