Realms Review: What to Know Before Using It
Realms is associated with DAO governance on Solana. Check its fees, security information and how it handles wallet permissions before connecting a wallet.
By the SkyBitcoins review team · Updated
At a glance
Realms key facts
| Type | Solana DAO governance |
|---|---|
| Chain | Solana |
| Token | EPCT |
| Audits | None listed |
| Value locked | $13.3M−6.3% 7d |
| Updated |
Realms FAQs
What is Realms?
Realms is a Solana DAO governance tool associated with SPL Governance. That program provides building blocks for DAOs to manage governance and assets.
Which blockchain and token does Realms use?
Solana is the listed chain. The project is associated with the EPCT token, but its role and how to obtain or use it are not established.
Is Realms safe, and what does it cost?
Fees, audits and custody details are not published here, so check the current terms and wallet permissions before participating. Only connect a wallet you control, and review each transaction before signing.
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