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From an ecosystem perspective, Polkadot and Cosmos have both cultivated vibrant developer communities, but their growth trajectories differ. Polkadot’s ecosystem, built on the Substrate framework, has attracted over 1,400 developers by 2021, compared to Cosmos’s 950, with projects like Moonbeam and Acala leveraging its shared security model for DeFi and NFT applications. Polkadot’s parachain auctions, launched in December 2021, have driven ecosystem growth by incentivizing crowdloans, where DOT holders lock tokens to support projects, potentially earning rewards. However, the limited number of parachain slots may constrain scalability compared to Cosmos’s more open model. 0 reply
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