Chain-based coins are cryptocurrencies built directly on blockchain networks like Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Solana. These coins use the underlying chain's infrastructure for transactions, security, and smart contracts. Examples include MATIC (Polygon on Ethereum) and CAKE (PancakeSwap on BNB Chain). Trading these coins involves using decentralized or centralized exchanges, where users can buy, sell, or swap tokens based on market trends and liquidity. Technical analysis, on-chain data, and news events help traders make decisions. Since they're native or well-integrated into their respective blockchains, chain-based coins often benefit from faster speeds, lower fees, and higher interoperability within the ecosystem.

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