Lunyr

Lunyr is a decentralized, Ethereum-based autonomous encyclopedia rewarding users with LUN tokens for contributing and peer-reviewing information. Founded by Arnold Pham, Andrew Tran, and Christopher Smith, it ensures transparency and resists censorship through blockchain technology. Lunyr, often referred to as the "Blockchain-based Wikipedia," aims to compile a reliable, crowdsourced knowledge base in areas like cryptocurrency, technology, and finance. Post its successful ICO in April 2017 raising USD 0.3 million, an open beta was launched in January 2018, introducing a reward system for high-quality articles. Lunyr's unique peer review system guarantees information accuracy, and LUN tokens can be used for purchasing platform advertising. The project aspires to also support DApps, VR, and AI through its extensive knowledge base. As of now, Lunyr has a total supply of 2,703,356.07853158 LUN coins, with a recent trading price at $0.01187393 USD.