Cryptocurrencies

Aeternity (AE) is a decentralized platform for aepps that scales through smart contracts. It has its own language supporting formal verification, which allows simpler and safer code, and uses Proof-of-Work with a block time of under 15 seconds.

AidCoin (AID) is an ERC20 token on Ethereum that aims to become the preferred method of transparent giving through the Ethereum blockchain, and the key to the ecosystem of services offered by the AIDChain platform.

0x (ZRX) is an open protocol that makes decentralized exchange of Ethereum-based tokens and assets straightforward. Developers can use 0x to build their own exchange applications across a wide range of user-facing use cases.

Status (SNT) is an open-source messaging platform with a mobile interface for interacting with decentralized applications running on the Ethereum network.

DigixDAO (DGD) provides a use case for tokenizing and documenting physical assets through the Proof of Asset (PoA) protocol. The PoA protocol uses Ethereum and IPFS to track assets along their chain of custody.

Wanchain (WAN) is a fundamentally new distributed financial infrastructure. The cross-chain smart contracts built on Wanchain are meant to break new ground and give the emerging digital economy a push forward.

Zilliqa is the world's first high-throughput public blockchain platform, designed to scale to thousands of transactions per second.

Bitcoin Gold (BTG) is an open-source hard fork of the Bitcoin cryptocurrency. The fork occurred on October 24, 2017, at block height 491407. The stated goal of the fork is to make mining decentralized again by allowing the Bitcoin Gold cryptocurrency to be mined using graphics cards instead of specialized ASICs, the

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The NANO cryptocurrency (NANO) is a platform for fast payments that requires a minimal amount of resources, which makes Nano an ideal means for conducting peer-to-peer transactions. The NANO cryptocurrency was originally launched in 2015 by Colin LeMahieu under the name RaiBlocks.