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OKEX has a comparatively high standard among cryptocurrency exchanges for exactly who can participate. OKEX is not currently available for citizens of Hong Kong, Cuba, North Korea, Iran, Crimea, Sudan, Malaysia, Syria, the USA and its territories, Bangladesh, Ecuador, Bolivia, and Kyrgyzstan. These countries are either on the United Nations Security Council Sanctions List or its citizens are restricted or prohibited from trading platforms in some way. In the case of the United States, cryptocurrSee full review

OmiseGO is creating an eWallet solution that’ll sit on top of the OMG blockchain. From the eWallet shoppers, merchants, payment service providers, and businesses can connect to the OmiseGO Decentralized Exchange (DEX) to send, buy, sell, or trade fiat currencies, digital assets, and cryptocurrencies. This can all be done without PSPs compromising their own network effect and/or brand. Users can even issue digital currencies backed by fiat, loyalty points, gift cards, documents, data, patents, muSee full review

The Ethereum Classic cryptocurrencie is based on the original blockchain Ethereum. In June 2016, The DAO, the first smart-contract, knows a flight million. To remedy this, a hard fork was held on 20 July 2016. A hard fork is a change in the blockchain, causing the separation of blockchain in 2: the modified channel and the original channel. They say a chain is winning when the majority of the community following one of the two chains. Today, the winning chain is the modified chain (Ethereum) andSee full review

Litecoin processes blocks every 2.5 minutes, instead of the 10 minutes taken by bitcoin’s blockchain. There are pros and cons to this processing time: there’s a higher probability of orphaned blocks, for example. On the positive side of things, Litecoin’s faster processing time means a greater resistance to a double spending attack over the same period as bitcoin. However, total work done is also a consideration – so if the network has 10 times less computing work done per block than bitcoin, thSee full review

Emercoin is always in partnership with Microsoft, among others. This gives developers a direct implementation on Azure. However, his software is quite neglected. The wallet looks a bit like a copy of those of other cryptocurrencies that were also launched in 2014. Only the logo is different in most cases.See full review

Ontology isn’t trying to be a currency like Bitcoin. It’s not even trying to be the next Ethereum. What it is doing is acting as the Robin to NEO’s Batman. Together, they’re a powerful team with the potential to disrupt the business world using blockchain technology. Onchain certainly understands why so many institutions are hesitant to adopt blockchain technology. Whether or not Ontology will convince these late bloomers to join the party remains to be seen, but it’s one of the best shots we’veSee full review

At the time of writing this, a single Zcash coin will cost USD 458.23. Well, talking about the future, like every other digital coin, Zcash’s price is volatile and subject to constant changes. As per Poloniex statistics, Zcash had a very good time during its launch. At that time, the high demand of this digital currency led its market value to rise way above two million dollars.See full review

IOTA brought its solution of being zero-fees for transaction. For the system to function properly, there is no need for miners to complete transactions as the network is planned in that way that every time a new transaction is issued, it is confirmed by the next one as the present one confirms two prior itself being requested. Accordingly, the system-network Tangle can handle infinite amount of transactions at zero-cost.See full review

The NEM developers are pseudonymous but are still largely trusted by the NEM community. The key figures leading the NEM foundation have a public identity, while all of the developers do not reveal their real identities. NEM was started by a Bitcoin Talk forum user called UtopianFuture who was inspired by NXT. Long Wong, is the Founder and CEO of Dragonfly Fintech, a blockchain technology company and is the President of the NEM.io Foundation.See full review

In Dash, everyone has a voice and the ability to propose projects directly to the network. Anything you can do - from marketing to development - that helps Dash grow and improve can be funded. This means Dash funds its own growth and adoption, consensus is guaranteed, and everyone is accountable to the network.See full review

EOS's vision is to build a platform for block-cached DApps that can handle thousands of transactions per second safely and smoothly, while providing an accessible experience for application developers, entrepreneurs and users. They aim to provide and supplement the operating system for decentralized, web-centric applications by providing services such as user authentication, cloud storage and server hosting.See full review