2 - Supra’s performance and security are at par with other oracles

3 - Blocks on Supra cannot be reversed after they are finalized

4 - Tribes and clans randomization method

5 - Dynamic NFTs

6 - All of the above

7 - A method to start a new round of agreement without waiting for earlier rounds to finish

8 - To ensure accuracy in the final result

9 - All of the above

10 - All of the above

11 - Unpredictable, unbiased, verifiable

12 - By utilizing a threshold signature generated by a randomized VRF committee

13 - Ensuring fair and unpredictable outcomes

14 - It secures the protocol from manipulation

15 - 100% off

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16.1 - Partly in USDC and partly in SUPRA

16.2 - Any project on available networks

16.3 - There's no limit!

17.1 - Bridges between two or more unique blockchains

17.2 - Over $2 billion USD

17.3 - To move between two unique blockchains

18.1 - The cryptographic proofs of the origin chain’s consensus as well as Supra’s consensus

18.2 - It preserves Layer 1 security guarantees through the entire transaction cycle

18.3 - Yes, you can easily send assets to more than one chain

19.1 - By translating the source chain's proof into a universally

verifiable proof

19.2 - It levels the playing field by removing conventional bridge-related risks

19.3 - By preserving the security guarantees of the source chain

20.1 - Universal translation and communication between blockchains

20.2 - By cryptographically connecting blockchains and their communities across Web3

20.3 - It can expand the player pool across different blockchains

21.1 - Six

21.2 - It rewards loyalty with discounted access to network services

21.3 - Universal translation

21.4 - Users can lock…

22 - By integrating with 40+ different blockchain networks and counting

23.1 - The economic principles underlying the creation and operation of digital tokens

23.2 - By involving the community and active participants in its tokenomics

23.3 - It helps align incentives, promote participation, and foster decentralization

24.1 - They get to skip verification and KYC steps during the public sale

24.2 - ERC-20 $USDC

25.1 - It enhances the speed, security, and accessibility of blockchain transactions

25.2 - It improves performance across all blockchain use cases it reaches

25.3 - Over 54%

26.1 - IntraLayer

26.2 - All of Supras protocols and services

26.3 - It's 54% faster in finality latency and 40% better in block throughput

27.1 - Randomly assign and regularly reshuffle nodes in sub-committees

27.2 - Clans

27.3 - Decentralized microservice architecture

28.1 - HyperNova

28.2 - Infrastructure and interoperability hub

28.3 - By providing essential services on a decentralized, interoperable network

29.1 - Community Members providing liquidity in ...

29.2 - Community-provided liquidity from a distributed network of providers

29.3 - Facilitate trade and exchange of cryptocurrencies and digital assets

30.1 - Because they have no native way to reach other blockchains

30.2 - To let anyone move freely across blockchains with their assets and tokens

30.3 - Fragmentation of liquidity pools across different blockchains

31.1 - Enabling more widespread decentralization across blockchains

31.2 - Opening DeFi doors across all chains

31.3 - Faster and smoother trading experiences across an interconnected Web3 landscape

32.1 - Impermanence loss for liquidity providers

32.2 - By integration Supra's decentralizad cross-chain oracle

32.3 - Impermanence loss for liquidity providers

32.4 - Fairer and more accurate prices

33.1 - Maximal extracble value

33.2 - Miners

33.3 - They bring real-world data на blockchains...

34.1 - Oracle Extractable Value

34.2 - To prevent the theft of value from well-meaning trades

34.3 - By cutting out oracle latency and predictability with DORA

35.1 - High slippage, impermanent loss, and less than ideal risk mitigation

35.2 - Dynamic Function Market Maker

35.3 - To eliminate the need for a centralized matching agent

36.1 - Supra Oracles and a decentralized virtual order book

36.2 - High slippage and impermanence loss of AMMs

36.3 - Makes DeFi more user-friendly and boosts adoption

37.1 - It lays the foundation for an enshrined cross-chain Decentralized Exchange

37.2 - DFMM integrates cross-chain liquidity networks and oracles

37.3 - More accurate prices with maximum trading speed and efficiency

38.1 - The inevitable trend in tech towards lower fees for services

38.2 - Generating revenue from cross-chain liquidity

38.3 - Liquidity providers, dApp builders, and the Supra network

39.1 - Free access to services by staking in-demand tokens

39.2 - To enable smooth asset exchange

39.3 - Earning both block rewards and liquidity fee-share

40.1 - It provides a seamless developer experience

40.2 - Tribes and Clans

40.3 - Moonshot consensus

41.1 - It integrates natively into Supra's Layer 1, oracle, and HyperNova

41.2 - Cross-chain DeFi and Automation

41.3 - With Supra's natively integrated cross-chain communication via HyperNova

42.1 - To integrate all qualities and services into one super chain

42.2 - Creating a vertically integrated all-in-one blockchain

42.3 - It gives devs a simpler all-in-one platform to build on

43.1 - Supra integrates all essential services and functions into one network

43.2 - Seamless integration of services with uniform security guarantees

43.3 - Harmonized stack for building dApps

44.1 - Supra’s automation network

44.2 - By providing a unified stack with vertical integration of multiple blockchain services

44.3 - Native oracles, randomness, cross-chain comms, and automation

45.1 - By letting AMM liquidity providers stake their locked liquidity

45.2 - To secure the blockchain and its database of transactions

45.3 - Confirming transactions