What is Libre

Introduction to the Libre Ecosystem

A new blockchain focused on powering adoption.

Libre is fulfilling the promise of peer-to-peer electronic transactions that anyone can use. On Libre chain - Bitcoin, Tether, and Ordinals are fast, programmable, and actually easy.

Libre features simple usernames, simple user interfaces and simple inter-chain connectivity to make Bitcoin and Tether accessible to anyone, anywhere.

Libre is a delegated-proof-of-stake blockchain, with non-custodial wrapping (pegged) assets provided by pNetwork, and simple on-and-off ramps to Bitcoin using the Lightning Network. It's completely decentralized, with no central point of failure. There are daily audits you can find on the DeFi dashboard.

Libre also features the first wrapped ordinals - there is a new BRC20 marketplace which just launched in "experimental mode." Ordinals can be sent in and out of Libre to any Bitcoin wallet without permission.

Libre is a collective effort. It combines technologies built by a collective of developers and Bitcoin-enthusiasts from the USA, Italy, UK, Costa Rica, Argentina, Georgia, Lithuania, and Serbia. It also has nodes all around the world.

Simple Interfaces

Libre is the easiest blockchain to use and build on - accounts are free and you do not need to acquire tokens to use Libre. The speed, reliability, and cost of transactions is equal to the utility that people around the world have previously only been able to enjoy when using centralized applications - now Libre chain provides that level of functionality.

Fair Launch

There are no LIBRE coins allocated to team, investors, or funds. The LIBRE token distribution starts with an airdrop and block mining rewards that are paid to the elected validators for each block processed. LIBRE holders can engage in governance through the Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) and through the validator elections.

Freedom

With Libre, users have the freedom to transact, trade, build, earn and self-govern. The etymology of the name Libre comes from the latin liber meaning "free, unrestricted."

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