They've got the perfect balance between exchange UI and customer support, which to me is the two biggest things an exchange must possess to be considered as one of the bestSee full review

OMG coin is a white-label eWallet. It was built on the Ethereum blockchain by a Thai financial services company called Omise. Its defined franchise and direct approach to payment remuneration and consensus has made ut stand out, coupled with the fact that they have so many partnerships in place to drive home their successSee full review

Imagine Bitcoinn aas a landline phone—it does one thing very well. ETC is like a smartphone—it can do everything Bitcoin can and much more. It also has the features of creating smart contracts on dapps on its chain, inclusive of being part of. Major wallets like Jaxx and ElectronSee full review

EMC is the monetary unit of account used for financial transactions on the Emercoin blockchain, and for Emercoin blockchain services. The infrastructure sits on the Emercoin cryptocurrency blockchain, using the blockchain as a decentralized trust store of hash sums for client SSL-certificates. Certificates can be generated by clients locally, without any central authority, and quickly replaced as needed.See full review

While Bitcoin was seen as “gold” and a store of value for long-term purposes, Litecoin was seen as the “silver” and a means of a transaction for cheaper and everyday purposes. Well, since its creation in 2011, Litecoin has relatively done well to fine tune online transactions to perfection and with a lightening speed that iss super rareSee full review

One of the most prominent features of the Ontology platform is its implementation of a novel type of consensus mechanism that consists of a combination of the BFT (Byzantine Fault Tolerance) consensus protocol and VRF (Verifiable Random Functions). This is known as the Ontorand Consensus Engine (OCE) on the platform or the VBFT consensus mechanism. Essentially, the OCE selects which nodes will participate in the consensus validation using a VRF, and consensus is reached by the Byzantine Fault ToSee full review

The history of Zcash began several years before the official launch of the cryptocurrency. In 2013, cryptographers developed the Zerocoin protocol, which corrected the weaknesses of transactions in Bitcoin technology — namely, the ability to identify the sender and the recipient.See full review

I am believer in IOTA promise. I really like the tangle concept. It surely has the potential to solve the problems of the blockchain. Unfortunately I missed their ICO last year and I missed on such a great profit. But I ended up getting some from Bitfinix.See full review

I don't buy Iota's promise of being a fee-less system at all. You can see my justification for that. Their entire idea of a fee-less system assumes that everyone does the Proof of Work for their own transactions aka everyone provides computational power to the network proportional to their usage of the network. However, I show that if you take that assumption, blockchains essentially have zero transaction fees too.See full review

Dash (formerly known as Darkcoin and XCoin) is an open source peer-to-peer cryptocurrency, existing since 2014. On top of Bitcoin's feature set, it currently offers instant transactions (InstantSend), private transactions (PrivateSend) and operates a self-governing and self-funding model that enables the Dash network to pay individuals and businesses to perform work that adds value to the network. Dash's decentralized governance and budgeting system makes it a decentralized autonomous organizatiSee full review

Can name a couple but the two I find more interestings are EOS being able to do transactions faster since it has parallel processing of the data and the fact that there's no transaction fees.See full review