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About
ICON (ICX)
ICON (ICX) is a decentralized network and layer-one blockchain designed to solve the critical issue of blockchain interoperability. Its core mission is to facilitate seamless cross-chain communication, allowing independent blockchains with different governance structures to interact without intermediaries. This vision of creating a "digital nation" is powered by its proprietary Blockchain Transmission Protocol (BTP), a chain-agnostic solution that enables the transfer of both value and data across connected networks. This makes ICON a fundamental piece of Web3 infrastructure, connecting disparate digital assets and dApps into a cohesive ecosystem.
The network is built on a high-performance blockchain engine called Loopchain and secured by a Delegated Proof-of-Stake (DPoS) consensus mechanism. In this system, ICX holders stake their tokens to vote for Public Representatives (P-Reps), who are responsible for validating transactions and governing the protocol. The native utility token, ICX, is central to the ecosystem's tokenomics. It is used for paying transaction fees, executing smart contracts written in Java, participating in on-chain governance, and earning staking rewards. Through its advanced technology stack, ICON provides a robust framework for building scalable, cross-chain DeFi applications and services.
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Frequently asked questions
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What is the most common way to buy ICON (ICX) with Algerian Dinar (DZD)?
Direct DZD/ICX trading pairs are rare. The most common method is a two-step process: first, use a P2P (peer-to-peer) marketplace or a local fiat on-ramp to buy a major cryptocurrency like USDT or BTC with DZD via local bank transfer. Second, transfer that digital asset to a major cryptocurrency exchange that lists ICX and trade it for ICON. This approach bypasses the lack of direct fiat gateways for this specific pair. -
What is ICON's core technology, and why is its interoperability important?
ICON's core is its Blockchain Transmission Protocol (BTP), a standard for cross-chain communication. This technology aims to 'hyperconnect' disparate blockchains, allowing them to exchange data and value seamlessly. Its importance lies in creating a unified, multi-chain ecosystem, breaking down the silos between different networks. The network is secured by the LFT2 (Loop Fault Tolerance 2) consensus algorithm, and smart contracts are built using SCORE (Smart Contract on Reliable Environment). -
What utility does the ICX token have within the ICON ecosystem besides trading?
The ICX token is integral to the ICON network's governance and economy. Its primary utility is for staking, where holders can delegate their ICX to Public Representatives (P-Reps) who validate transactions and govern the network. In return, stakers receive ICX rewards. ICX is also used to pay for transaction fees and for deploying and interacting with smart contracts (SCOREs) on the blockchain. -
Are there specific KYC/AML regulations to consider when using DZD for crypto purchases?
Yes. Any reputable platform that functions as a fiat on-ramp, including P2P marketplaces that support Algerian Dinar, will enforce strict KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) compliance. You will be required to verify your identity by submitting official documents. This is a standard security procedure to prevent illicit activities and comply with international financial regulations when converting fiat currency into a digital asset. -
How can I securely store my ICX tokens after acquiring them?
For optimal security, you should transfer your ICX from the cryptocurrency exchange to a personal digital wallet where you control the private keys. Recommended options include ICON's official wallets, such as Hana, or third-party hardware wallets like Ledger, which offer cold storage. Storing assets on an exchange exposes you to platform-specific risks, whereas a self-custody wallet gives you full control over your digital assets.