Hepton (HTE)

Hepton (HTE) is a Layer-3 infrastructure protocol that aims to increase Ethereum interoperability and improve efficiency for Web3 applications. With its sidechain featuring Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility, Hepton allows for onboarding multiple Web3 ecosystems, bringing the same compatibility as Ethereum while offering increased scalability. One notable feature implemented on Hepton is EIP-1559, which overhauls Ethereum’s existing transaction fee system, resulting in a more scalable and efficient network.

As a scaling solution, Hepton addresses the need to scale Ethereum by implementing Sidechain and ZK-Rollup infrastructure. It promises low latency and instant finality- ensuring quick transaction execution and immediate irreversibility. Security is maintained through a pool of professional validators and the Ethereum network’s proven security. Additionally, Hepton prides itself on being an eco-friendly Proof-of-Stake network, contributing to a sustainable blockchain ecosystem.

Hepton enables various functionalities for its users. It supports peer-to-peer transactions, allowing users to transfer funds without intermediaries. In the realm of DeFi, Hepton provides a sidechain that is as capable as Ethereum but more scalable, catering to the needs of the DeFi infrastructure. Hepton also supports decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), utilizing the HTE token as a governance token for decision-making, management, and ownership. Furthermore, Hepton facilitates Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), which represent unique digital or physical assets, allowing for the creation and ownership of NFTs with low minting fees.