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Neo, initially known as Antshares, is an open-source blockchain platform that aspires to be the foundation for the next generation of the internet. Launched in February 2014, it is considered to be China's first-ever public blockchain. Neo's ecosystem is rapidly growing and developing, aiming to bring together digitized payments, identities, and assets. The platform encourages the creation of decentralized apps and smart contracts on its blockchain, facilitated by an EcoBoost initiative. The platform has two native tokens: NEO and GAS. NEO serves as an investment token and allows people to participate in votes concerning improvements to the blockchain, while GAS is used to pay fees for the transactions that are being completed on the network.

Neo operates using a Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance algorithm, which strives to deter untrustworthy participants from taking part in the blockchain's operation. This technology is used in the Neo blockchain and plays a crucial role in the development of Neo 3.0, the next iteration of the project’s infrastructure. The platform also has continuous development, which helps ensure that it is futureproof and able to cope with sudden increases in demand. Unlike many other blockchains, Neo's network has two native tokens: NEO and GAS. NEO serves as an investment token and allows people to participate in votes concerning improvements to the blockchain, while GAS is used to pay fees for the transactions that are being completed on the network.

Neo aims to become the foundation for the next generation of the internet, where digitized payments, identities, and assets come together. It encourages the creation of decentralized apps and smart contracts on its blockchain, facilitated by an EcoBoost initiative. This makes it a potential platform for developers looking to create new infrastructure for the network and lower barriers to entry. The platform's two native tokens, NEO and GAS, also provide potential use cases. NEO serves as an investment token and allows people to participate in votes concerning improvements to the blockchain, while GAS is used to pay fees for the transactions that are being completed on the network.

Neo was launched in February 2014 under the name Antshares and is believed to be China's first-ever public blockchain. The open-source platform rebranded to Neo three years later. The co-founders of Neo, and its predecessor Antshares, are Da Hongfei and Erik Zhang. Both serve as chairmen of the Neo Foundation, which aims to promote the blockchain’s adoption. Erik Zhang was the author of the Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance algorithm, which aims to deter untrustworthy participants from taking part in the blockchain’s operation. This technology went on to be used in the Neo blockchain. He also served as the core developer for this network and is playing an instrumental role in the development of Neo 3.0, the next iteration of the project’s infrastructure.