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Graphene (GFN) is a next-generation modular cryptocurrency platform that is secure, flexible, and scalable while maintaining maximum decentralization. It is designed to support complex decentralized applications (Dapps) business models and allow the creation of customized shards that are advanced for various use cases. The platform uses sharding to partition large databases into smaller sections called data shards.

Graphene was created by the team behind the Phore cryptocurrency project. Initially, the team had planned to add smart-contract functionality to Phore by adding a smart contract smart-chain. However, they decided to create a new blockchain instead, one that is scalable, flexible, secure, and functional. Smart contracts are just like regular contracts; however, instead of being drafted on paper, these contracts run in the form of protocols on the blockchain.

The Graphene network is community-driven and focuses on serving the community, maximizing decentralization, and enhancing the network's scalability to handle the transaction volume. The platform aims to support innovation and new usage models, robust functionality to solve real-world problems, ease of usage for both developers and end-users, and more.

The architecture of the Graphene blockchain compartmentalizes the layers of the blockchain consensus, data, and execution. Different parts of the network process each layer simultaneously, without sacrificing decentralization or security.

GFN is the native utility token of the Graphene network, which runs on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC). The primary utility of the token is to reward validators and holders. GFN is also used to pay for transaction fees on the network and for on-chain governance.

The team behind Graphene includes Michael Trisko as CEO, Thomas Ambler as COO, and Julian Meyer as Chief Architect. The platform has a maximum supply of 230,000,000 tokens.

The Graphene network was developed by the team behind Phore cryptocurrency. After realizing that the existing blockchain was not capable of achieving the desired scalability, flexibility, security, and functionality, the team decided to create a new one. The goal was to build a platform that is secure, flexible, and scalable while maintaining maximum decentralization.

The team behind Graphene aims to make the platform easy to use for both developers and end-users. They want to support innovation and new usage models while solving real-world problems. The platform is designed to handle a high volume of transactions while maintaining decentralization and security.

GFN is the native utility token of the Graphene network, which was created to reward validators and holders. The platform uses sharding to partition large databases into smaller sections called data shards. The architecture of the Graphene blockchain compartmentalizes the layers of the blockchain consensus, data, and execution.

The team behind Graphene includes Michael Trisko as CEO, Thomas Ambler as COO, and Julian Meyer as Chief Architect. The platform has a maximum supply of 230,000,000 tokens. The Graphene network is community-driven, and its goal is to serve the community, maximize decentralization, and enhance the network's scalability to handle the transaction volume.