Ozone Chain (OZO)

Ozone Chain is an independent Layer-1 blockchain with its own native coin, OZO, rather than a token issued on someone else's network. Its main differentiator is an emphasis on quantum-resistant security, aiming to protect the chain against future quantum-computing attacks. That focus sets it apart from most general-purpose blockchains that still rely on classical cryptography.

The network uses its own consensus mechanism to validate transactions and secure the blockchain without relying on energy-intensive mining. Quantum-resistant cryptographic methods are built into the chain's core design to keep transactions safe long-term. For technical details like block times and validator setup, it's best to check the official documentation, as specifics evolve with network updates.

OZO has a hard cap of 1,000,000,000 coins, meaning no more than that amount will ever exist. This fixed maximum supply is written into the protocol and can't be inflated beyond the limit. A capped supply is a common design choice meant to keep issuance predictable over time.

Since OZO is a native coin on its own chain, you need a wallet that supports the Ozone Chain network — the project's official wallet is the safest starting point. OZO is used to pay transaction fees on the network and can be transferred between wallets like any cryptocurrency. Always double-check addresses and network settings before sending coins, as transactions on a blockchain are irreversible.