Bidao Smart Chain (BISC)

Bitcoin is essentially digital money — great for transfers, but that's about it. Bidao Smart Chain is a smart contract platform: developers can build apps, tokens, and DeFi services directly on the blockchain, and BISC is the native coin that keeps the whole ecosystem running.

At its core, it's a distributed ledger: every transaction is recorded in blocks that network participants verify, with no central authority in charge. Smart contracts — self-executing pieces of code — run on top of that ledger, which is what makes dApps possible. The exact consensus mechanism and network parameters are defined by the protocol, so the project's official docs are the go-to source for those details.

Emission is governed by rules hard-coded into the protocol — new coins enter circulation on a fixed, algorithmic schedule rather than at anyone's discretion. Whether there's a hard cap and what the total supply looks like is set in the project's tokenomics, so check the official documentation for exact numbers.

You'll need a wallet that supports the Bidao Smart Chain network — ideally a non-custodial one, meaning you control the private keys and keep your seed phrase offline. Once set up, BISC can be sent, received, and used across the ecosystem, typically for paying transaction fees and interacting with apps built on the chain.