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Lithuania-based decentralized application store DappRadar has added support for the Cardano blockchain <\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Lithuania-based service DappRadar has announced<\/a> support for Cardano<\/a>, a popular proof-of-stake blockchain.<\/p>\n The world\u2019s biggest DApp store has urged developers who are working on Cardano to submit their contracts.<\/p>\n In December, DappRadar announced its native ERC-20 token<\/a> called RADAR which was created to reward the existing community. Ten percent of its initial supply was airdropped to users and partners.<\/p>\n The token is meant to reward users for discovering new decentralized applications that could enrich the store.<\/p>\n Ads<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Notably, the token had no pre-sale, which sets it apart from the vast majority of other crypto projects. DappRadar co-founder and CEO Skirmantas Januskas claimed that the company wanted to reward users fairly. \u00a0<\/p>\n As of now, DappRadar tracks more than 10,000 dApps across 30 protocols. The largest app store boasts more than a million users.<\/p>\n After launching smart contracts roughly a year ago, Cardano is yet to see its own killer app of the likes of Uniswap.<\/p>\n According to data provided by DefiLlama<\/a>, Cardano-based decentralized finance applications have $88.46 million in total value locked. This puts it only in 29th place (behind such blockchain projects EOS, Celo, and Thorchain). Minswap is currently the biggest app on Cardano with $46.44 million in total value locked.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n