Flamingo

Flamingo (FLM) is a cryptocurrency token that operates on the Neo blockchain. It leverages Neo's smart contract capabilities and is part of the Neo ecosystem. The specific purpose and utility of FLM are determined by the Flamingo project, which may include governance, staking, or other functions within its platform.

Flamingo (FLM) operates as a standard token on the Neo network. Transactions and balances are recorded on Neo's blockchain, which uses a delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance (dBFT) consensus mechanism. This ensures secure and efficient processing of FLM transfers and interactions with smart contracts.

The FLM token's utility is defined by the Flamingo project's design. It may serve functions such as governance, staking, or as a medium of exchange within its ecosystem. The exact use cases are outlined in the project's smart contracts and documentation, which are specific to the Flamingo platform.

Flamingo (FLM) is built on the Neo blockchain, distinguishing it from tokens on networks like Ethereum or Bitcoin. Neo's architecture offers features such as high throughput and support for C# and Java smart contracts, which may influence FLM's functionality. Its differentiation is primarily based on its underlying platform and the project's specific implementation.

Flamingo is currently priced at $0.005289, down 0.01% in the last 24 hours. It is ranked #1428 by market capitalization. Over the past 7 days, FLM is up 0.05%.

Flamingo has a market capitalization of $3.00M.

There are currently 566.45M FLM in circulation. Flamingo has a maximum supply of 1.00B FLM, meaning no more than this amount will ever exist.