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Fusion is an interoperable, EVM-compatible blockchain ecosystem designed to serve as the foundation for the "Internet of Values." Its primary mission is to solve the issue of fragmented or "siloed" blockchains. By providing a unified platform, Fusion allows assets from disparate networks—such as Bitcoin and Ethereum—to interact seamlessly. This interoperability enables a more connected decentralized finance (DeFi) environment where digital assets can be managed and traded across different chains without technical barriers.

Fusion was established in 2017 by Dejun Qian, the CEO of BitSE. BitSE is a prominent blockchain incubator recognized for its role in launching successful and highly influential projects like VeChain and QTUM. Qian’s extensive experience in the industry has been pivotal in developing Fusion’s unique approach to cross-chain finance and asset management.

Time-Lock is Fusion's flagship innovation, allowing users to bifurcate a digital asset into two components: ownership and usufruct. Ownership represents the long-term right to the asset, while usufruct represents the right to use or earn yield from that asset for a specific period. This breakthrough enables sophisticated financial applications like risk-free lending. For example, a user can "rent out" the utility or staking rights of their tokens to earn income while ensuring the underlying principal remains under their ultimate control.

Distributed Control Rights Management (DCRM) is the security framework that governs how Fusion interacts with other blockchains. It utilizes "Sharded Private Key" technology, meaning the private key for locked assets is broken into fragments and distributed across multiple nodes. Because no single node ever possesses the full key, the system eliminates central points of failure. This ensures that assets from other networks can be securely mapped and utilized on the Fusion blockchain with high levels of decentralization and safety.

FSN is the native coin of the Fusion Mainnet, serving as the network's lifeblood similar to how ETH functions on Ethereum. Its utility is divided into three main areas: network fees, where it is used as gas to pay for transactions and smart contract executions; staking, which is essential for securing the network through the consensus mechanism; and governance, allowing holders to vote on protocol updates. FSN has a maximum supply capped at 81,920,000 coins and features periodic halving events to manage inflation. You can find FSN available for trading on major exchanges like LBank.

Fusion utilizes a Ticketed Proof of Stake (TPoS) consensus mechanism where validators purchase "tickets" using FSN to earn the right to sign blocks. Users can stake independently by running a node with a minimum of 5,000 FSN. For those with smaller holdings, staking pools allow participation with as little as 200 FSN. A major advantage of FSN staking is the use of Time-Lock technology, which allows users to delegate only their "staking rights" to a pool while keeping the actual tokens in their own wallet, significantly reducing the risks usually associated with delegation.