Hord (HORD) is a protocol that aims to optimize crypto trading. The platform allows users to broadcast their best-performing cryptocurrency portfolio to the market and earn revenue. The protocol supports two participants: champions as market leaders and followers as protocol users. The champions provide maximum exposure to their followers about their portfolio. The followers use insights, tools, and tips from champions and utilize the same to earn rewards. HORD aims to enable users to create their value and earn rewards for their knowledge, experience, and success and generate more value for others.

According to its whitepaper, champions can tokenize their assets by creating one or more Hord pools (hPool). An hPool is a basket of crypto assets in various ratios of holdings, which is then tokenized into an ERC-20 token, allowing followers to subscribe to and utilize the hPool strategy actively. The creator of hPool tokens redeems the value of the underlying assets at any time or chooses to trade the tokens on Hord’s proprietary order book DEX. Further, the HORD platform allows deep liquidity for crypto assets. The platform also has some features that include:

HORD is the native token of the Hord protocol. Users can stake HORD to users earn a percentage yield. Also, when a user stake HORD, the platform reduces the transaction fees. HORD holders have easy access to new features of the protocol and also have the DAO governance rights to decide on the development of the protocol.

The Hord protocol came into existence in Q1 of 2021. The team members of Hord protocol include Nikola Madjarevic (team lead), Milijan Rakita (back-end engineer), andSrdjan Simonovic (blockchain engineer), etc. 

The total supply of the Hord protocol has a total supply of 320M.