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TeamELA.org: A Bitcoin-Secured Digital Reserve Asset Portal

Comprehensive ELA Metrics Portal

ELA exists to bring together the strongest elements of Bitcoin’s security approach with a flexible blockchain structure. By making use of merge mining, ELA draws on Bitcoin’s hashrate while enforcing a limit of 28.22 million tokens. In this way, ELA adopts Bitcoin’s protective strength at a small fraction of its energy usage, shaping ELA into a “Bitcoin-Secured Reserve Asset.”

Security and scarcity define a blockchain’s worth. Bitcoin’s remarkable success is built on its proof-of-work protocol and a cap of 21 million coins. ELA follows that model: it anchors its proof-of-work to Bitcoin’s extensive hashrate, while its own final supply remains fixed. This approach builds confidence in ELA’s underlying economy. Bitcoin is almost impossible to compromise, and by extension, ELA gains that same resistance.

TeamELA.org, built by Infinity under team member Sasha Mitchell, is an educational hub for ELA which brings together merge-mining metrics, supply and value graphs, educational animations and exchange and wallet links for ELA holders—turning complex ideas into a clear set of tools. TeamELA.org connects to the Elastos Explorer and Minerstat in real time, revealing how ELA’s share of Bitcoin’s hashrate compares to its overall supply. By adding CoinGecko‘s price data, the site shows how ELA’s security links with tangible value, giving users a clear metric for judging its potential.

It also serves as a straightforward route to ELA on exchanges—both centralized (Coinbase, KuCoin, Gate.io, Huobi) and decentralized (Uniswap, Chainge Finance, Glide Finance)—eliminating the need to search for obscure markets. Meanwhile, quick wallet downloads for iOS or Android and a short “How to stake ELA” guide help newcomers store or stake their tokens within minutes.

Beyond these essentials, TeamELA.org offers interactive visuals to demonstrate how Bitcoin’s proof-of-work runs hand-in-hand with ELA, emphasizing the efficiency of merge mining. A supply timeline highlights how ELA issuance winds down by 2105, capped at 28.22 million. There’s also a value calculator, outlining how a slice of Bitcoin’s mining income might feed into ELA’s core worth. Together, these features deliver a complete view of ELA’s security, supply, and utility in one cohesive online hub.

Behind the scenes, TeamELA.org relies on custom API hooks for data retrieval, frequently pull stats, such as Elastos and Bitcoins latest block hashrate, price, and supply figures stay current. Animations illustrate how ELA’s protocol uses Bitcoin’s calculations, emphasizing that ELA benefits from Bitcoin’s security with no added energy load.

  1. Bitcoin-Level Security: By gaining a noteworthy share of Bitcoin’s Exahashes per second, ELA surpasses other altcoins that operate on smaller pools. TeamELA.org computes on the fly to show ELA’s strong security ratio.
  2. Fixed Supply: Topped at 28.22 million tokens, ELA reflects Bitcoin’s scarcity yet sets its own limit. A clear halving roadmap on the Supply page details its release steps—another reason some see ELA as akin to “digital gold.”
  3. Reduced Energy Use: Merge mining calls for no extra machinery. Bitcoin miners can solve ELA blocks alongside Bitcoin blocks with the same proof-of-work, lowering power demands while boosting overall safety.
  4. Decentralized Ecosystem: Elastos began as a wide-ranging Web3 platform, offering decentralized apps and services that draw on ELA’s heightened protection. As the network grows, ELA’s significance as the “fuel” for dApps rises, backed by Bitcoin’s level of assurance.
  5. Single-Stop Convenience: The portal merges stats, how-to resources, and integrated trading/wallet options in one location. New arrivals only need this one site to discover, acquire, and manage ELA.

OPEN-SOURCE CODE
In line with decentralized values, TeamELA.org’s repository is open to all. Anyone may review how the platform sources data from the Elastos Explorer or tracks price details from CoinGecko. Developers are free to examine, refine, or enhance each element. Providing open code encourages transparency:

  • Security: The community can detect and address vulnerabilities.
  • Collaboration: Engineers around the world can suggest changes or new tools.
  • Education: Enthusiasts can observe how raw blockchain figures become user-friendly dashboards.

ELA’s primary strength grows from pairing Bitcoin’s extensive hashrate with a strict supply limit as per Satoshis merge-mining vision shared here and here. This grants ELA the benefits of reliable proof-of-work at a lower energy cost—something uncommon among altcoins. By visiting TeamELA.org, users gain a clear rundown of ELA: side-by-side hashrate insights, supply data, paths to buy, and options to stake or store tokens.

Plenty of projects claim decentralization, but ELA directly connects with Bitcoin’s security approach, widely regarded as the most tested in the industry, supporting a network that remains resource-friendly and strong. This transparent method builds trust every step of the way, capturing ELA’s core purpose: harness Bitcoin’s raw power, maintain a fixed token count, and invite the public to participate in a new era of decentralized applications anchored by a proven proof-of-work foundation. What’s more, TeamELA.org is a portal to support CoinTelegraph in their upcoming research report on ELA, passed by the Cyber Republic in Proposal 176. Did you enjoy this article? To learn more, follow Infinity for the latest updates here!

 

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