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The companies and projects building web 3.0.
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Civic is a system of dapps built on Ethereum that that revolves around verifying and requesting information about identity.
The Projects
Introduction
4 min read
Decentraland is a virtual world where people can buy, sell and build on the Ethereum blockchain.
The Loom Network is a complete set of products that includes developer tools, education resources, games, and most importantly: scalable side chains.
Advanced
5 min read
Cosmos aims to become the “Internet of Blockchains,” where any blockchain is able to communicate, share data, and transact with any other.
Brave has created a cryptocurrency powered, alternative web browser to the personal data hungry browsers used mostly commonly today. The Brave Browser isn’t blockchain-based but it does have its own token, Basic Attention Token (BAT) to reward users and content publishers.
Golem is like AirBnB for computers. It combines the underused resources of every machine in its network to create a decentralized supercomputer. Users can rent or buy computing power in the global marketplace.
Intermediate
3 min read
Polkadot is a cryptocurrency network that wants to help weave all the disparate blockchains together.
Huobi is a cryptocurrency exchange that is headquartered in Singapore. It is renowned for the sheer number of cryptocurrency trading pairs available – nearly 400. It also a token that can be used to trade for other cryptocurrencies on the platform
Misc
Bakkt is the brainchild of the New York Stock Exchange owners. By creating a cryptocurrency exchange with US government oversight, Bakkt wants to make trading crypto assets as normal as trading shares.
Beginner
Augur is an open-source, decentralized betting marketplace. Anyone can create markets and allow others to bet for or against it. The outcome is then verified by impartial observers who get a slice of the winnings.
Filecoin is a decentralized storage provider. Instead of trusting one company with your documents, they can be split up and saved around the world on different computers.
Polymath is a blockchain platform. It’s a one-stop-shop for businesses to create and issue their own, fully-regulated security tokens.
OmiseGO is a decentralized network that wants to work with banks to promote financial inclusion. Their aim is for anyone to be able to pay for a good or service with their choice of fiat or digital currency.
ConsenSys is a blockchain venture studio supporting projects within the Ethereum ecosystem. These include uPort, Metamask, Civil, Truffle and Gnosis to name a few. They also act as a consultancy for companies including Microsoft and Shell looking to get into blockchain.
7 min read
MetaMask is a browser extension designed to make accessing Ethereum’s Dapp ecosystem easier. It also serves as a wallet for holding ERC-20 tokens allowing users to access services built on the network via the wallet.
The Basic Attention Token, or BAT, is designed to make digital advertising fairer and more transparent for everyone. Privacy is protected, adverts are more relevant, and consumers even get compensated for their time looking at them.
VeChain is a blockchain-based platform that records the truth of what happens at every stage of the supply chain. It combines physical tracking with blockchain records to keep tabs on real-world products from production to delivery, helping to prevent fraud and increase transparency.
Gnosis is the name of the team that produce Gnosis Olympia, a Dapp that harnesses the wisdom of the crowd to predict future events. It has a two token system to encourage participants to make bets, and to incentivize more accurate predictions.
The Aragon Network wants to improve how we work through blockchain. They reckon it can be used to create effective decentralized organizations and digital courts.
Truffle is a tool that makes it easier for developers to build blockchain-based Dapps on Ethereum. It allows developers to build and test smart contracts and to create public and private networks using languages such as JavaScript.
Hedera Hashgraph is a platform that presents itself as faster and more secure alternative to blockchain. It is based on distributed ledger technology and was invented by Leemon Baird in 2016. Its ability to quickly and cheaply process transactions is why Hedera Hashgraph’s has ambitions to become a micropayment system.
Initiative Q is not a cryptocurrency it’s a solution. By distributing Q tokens to as many people as possible, Initiative Q believes they can create a whole new payments network to rival the big credit card companies.
6 min read
Dfinity claims to solve a number of blockchain’s most pressing problems. It also wants to replace the cloud computing industry with its decentralized platform and build a new generation of mega-applications on top of it.
Hyperledger is an open-source project developed by the Linux foundation. It uses a modular approach to building blockchains to allow companies to develop what works best for them – and has attracted big companies like IBM, Intel, Samsung and J.P. Morgan to work on new projects.
Civil is a decentralized marketplace for journalism. It allows readers to funder journalists and journalism directly, potentially cutting out the need for third-party advertisers and the need to write click-bait articles in order to attract attention.
Blockchains are opaque. uPort opens them up by giving users real identities, all secured by clever cryptography.
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