(HP)

Bitcoin and Ethereum are the native assets of the two largest blockchain networks, while HP is a much smaller project whose purpose is defined by the team behind it. What HP actually does — payments, governance, a game, a community token — you'll find in the project's own documentation. Treat anything else you read online with healthy skepticism.

That depends on which blockchain HP is issued on. Most tokens today are created on existing networks like Ethereum, BNB Chain or Solana and simply inherit that chain's consensus mechanism, whether proof-of-stake or proof-of-work. The quickest way to check is to look up HP's contract address on a block explorer — it shows the host chain at a glance.

Supply rules are written into the token's smart contract: some projects hard-cap the total supply, others keep minting new tokens for rewards, the team or an ecosystem fund. For HP, the specifics live in the project's tokenomics docs and are verifiable on-chain through a block explorer. That's also where you can see how holdings are distributed among wallets.

You store HP like any other crypto: in a wallet that supports the blockchain it runs on, such as MetaMask for EVM chains or Phantom for Solana. Always verify the official contract address before buying or receiving tokens — copycats sharing the same ticker are common. And whatever you do, never share your seed phrase with anyone.