Polar DANO (POLAR) refers to a decentralized node protocol on the blockchain. Nodes function in storing, distributing, and preserving crucial data on the blockchain. A node primarily seeks to provide cryptocurrency users with regular earnings generated by the protocol like users can purchase Polar nodes via POLAR tokens. The tokens are split into liquidity pools, treasury, and reward distribution. The treasury practices generate more revenue in time and distribute the gains among the node holders. Thus, the protocol is yield generating where the nodes are provided rewards for functioning on the blockchain. Thus, Polar DANO (POLAR) aims to become a fully decentralized DeFi protocol without any controlling entity. 

DANO stands for ‘Decentralized Autonomous Node Organization.’ The organization plans to create a trusted network to ensure maximum transparency in matters of transaction and funds. Thus, Polar DANO (POLAR) seeks to protect traders and transactions. The protocol features a multi-signature wallet to seek to safeguard the tokens in the treasury. Also known as Polar, Polar DANO (POLAR) is particularly a community-driven node protocol where the community seeks to govern all features, from the allocation of tokens and validation of transactions on the blockchain to upgrades in protocols. Moreover, all treasury transactions seek to be authorized by the members of the community only. Polar nodes regularly conduct elections to pick-select members as representatives of the protocol to aim to ensure fair decisions. 

Polar DANO (POLAR) is built on the Avalanche blockchain. The AVAX blockchain network aims to be environmentally friendly, seeking to feature quick transactions and low costs. POLAR, the utility token of Polar DANO, encourages users to contribute to the liquidity pools and seek to generate passive rewards. Users can stake the tokens to seek to earn bonus token rewards and increased earnings. The protocol facilitates yield farming of the tokens, seeking to enable users to win bigger earnings from token rewards and transaction costs.