🔐 How can businesses verify certificates and product origins without manual checks? Blockchain records digital credentials and their status, while APIs enable automated verification. DecimalChain provides the tools to build these solutions. ➡️ decimalchain.com/blog/prover…

🚀 Decimal supports MintCandy! 500,000 DEL has been delegated to the company's validator. MintCandy is building gaming services on Decimal, expanding blockchain use cases and bringing new users into the ecosystem: games.mintcandy.ru Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/decima…

Technological independence depends on how much control a team has over its platform. Development, security, updates, recovery, and open standards allow organizations to manage infrastructure without relying on a single vendor. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/tehnol…

Technological independence in blockchain depends on a team’s expertise. The ability to maintain, update, and secure a network independently matters. EVM and open standards help preserve compatibility with the global development ecosystem. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/rossiy…

For businesses, simply “using blockchain” isn’t enough. Infrastructure needs to be stable, secure, scalable, and easy to integrate. APIs, SDKs, documentation, and compatibility determine how easily it can become part of a real product. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/blokch…

Blockchain isn’t a replacement for every database. It is useful when independent parties share the same history and need to verify actions. Registries, digital rights, supply chains, and collective management are examples of such use cases. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/blokch…

You don’t need to build your own blockchain to launch a blockchain project. Start with the problem and audience, then design the economics and first use case. Decimal’s infrastructure lets you add the tools you need as the project grows. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/zapusk…

The token is live. What comes next? Set up distribution, management, and most importantly, utility. After launch, the key metric isn’t token supply but real activity: are people receiving it, using it, and returning to the product? Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/kak-is…

A company doesn’t need its own blockchain to issue a token. With DecimalChain, teams can set supply, reserves, and token rules using existing infrastructure and focus their resources on the economy and product. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/kak-so…

A business needs its own token when there is a clear use case for it. Loyalty, product access, payments, or incentives — define the function and rules first, then supply and reserves. When a token actually makes sense: decimalchain.com/blog/ru/tok…

What can be built with open blockchain data? DEL Battle uses Decimal APIs, validator data, and trade data to create a live 3D scene. It’s one example of how Decimal infrastructure can become the foundation for new products. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/ru/del…

Where is DecimalChain headed? Its network economy is becoming clearer, EVM and developer tools are expanding, and the next stage increasingly depends on projects and services that create real activity. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/ru/raz…

Blockchain trust is built through track record, not promises. Stable network activity, transparent data, clear updates, and working products shape a project’s reputation over time. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/ru/dov…

Crypto prices depend on more than news or APR. Demand, supply, issuance, liquidity, and user activity all matter. For DecimalChain, the key point is simple: the more real use cases the network supports, the broader DEL utility becomes. Read more: decimalchain.com/blog/ru/ot-…

A high APR means more new coins. But is that enough for a blockchain to grow? For DecimalChain, transactions, new projects, and expanding DEL utility matter as well. We explain why asset value can matter more than a high APR 👇 decimalchain.com/blog/apr-i-…

The Decimal blockchain turns 6 🎉 Launched on August 1, 2020. Year six: EVM migration, tokenomics rebase, 17% community growth, and new independent services. Thank you for being with us! Full recap: decimalchain.com/blog/decima…

No one sets DecimalChain's APR. The network calculates it: emission, staking volume, validator performance. More DEL staked → rewards shared among more coins → lower rate, stronger security. Full breakdown: decimalchain.com/blog/pochem…

DecimalChain fees show a different amount of DEL after the update — but in USD they are the same: just a few cents. Tariffs did not change. The oracle now uses the real market DEL price, so the coin amount reflects the true cost. Details → decimalchain.com/blog/komiss…

✅ The Decimal update is complete, the network is operational. Key highlights: rebase, predictable fees (oracle), and Wallet, Explorer, and Console updates. decimalchain.com/blog/decima…

🛠 Decimal network upgrade starts today at 13:00 MSK (~2–3 days). Transactions, staking, wallet, Explorer & Console are temporarily down — funds are safe. Rebase 1000:1, new APR (~15.1%), fee oracle + product upgrades. Details: decimalchain.com/blog/big-de…