A DApp (decentralized application) is a software application that runs on a decentralized network and uses a blockchain to store data and record transactions. DApps are built on decentralized platforms such as Ethereum and EOS, and they use smart contracts to facilitate the exchange of value and information between parties.

One key feature of DApps is that they are open source, meaning that anyone can view and contribute to their codebase. They are also decentralized, meaning that they do not rely on a single server or authority to function. This makes them resistant to censorship and downtime, and gives users more control over their data and interactions.

There are several types of DApps, including those that focus on finance, social networking, governance, and more. Some examples of DApps include decentralized exchanges, prediction markets, and autonomous organizations.

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