Generally a better exchange than most we got on Crypto. Thwy have all the ingredients to usurp Binance, if they take giant strides in being consistent with their service and very direct while dealing with usersSee full review

OmiseGO has been around for some time, and some of the more senior cryptocurrency users and/or traders might remember OmiseGO as a project that was at some time relatively unknown, but actively promoted on various cryptocurrency-related communities and subreddits. OmiseGO promises an ecosystem through which currencies and other valuables could be exchanged among themselves directly and in a decentralized manner. This all would be supported by the Ethereum blockchain as OmiseGO is an ERC20-token.See full review

Also abbreviated as ETC, Ethereum Classic is a result of hard-fork on original Ethereum chain, that led to splitting of the chain into original Ethereum (ETH) and the new Ethereum Classic (ETC). ETC has since held its own and doubled up on maintaining its use case and real case uses. With the Jaxx and Electron wallets in place, there's so much more that's achievable. See full review

LTC is currently a clone of BTC, but that will change in the future. However, they will still be very closely aligned. LTC uses Scrypt, so if a flaw is found in SHA256, then LTC security will be unaffected. This also applies in the reverse if a flaw is discovered in Scrypt. Ltc to put it short is an upgrade to btc in terms of block transfers and quickness and its doing just what it was created ti do See full review

Emercoin (EMC) is a hybrid between recently reviewed Peercoin and Namecoin. Emercoin aims to offer a name-value system that will include an incorporated DNS server, that also includes a proof of work and proof of state system whilst making use of SHA-256 hashes. The Emercoin Blockchain relies on EMC tokens to offer a range of services such as EmerSSH, EmerSSL, EmerDPO and EmerDNS. This is a provision for businesses that wants to adopt Blockchain technology but don't know how to.See full review

When it comes to blockchain technology, one of the most important aspects of it is that it is private and anonymous. However, this lack of identity on the blockchain limits the range of potential applications. Ontology bills itself as being a “decentralised trust ecosystem” and aims to leverage the other main benefit of blockchains, trust.See full review

The very power that privacy preserving currencies like zcash have may be a danger to them. How can something so impenetrably private be tolerated by global law enforcement? Will they attempt to kill it? When? How? Can't really trust this project that much See full review

It seems to solve all of Bitcoin problems, but surely there's a few cons out there. Definitely filling my bags with this while waiting for a bull run. The promise is super evident See full review

NEM is overall improved by writing the code completely from scratch in Java: It can handle 3000 transactions per second, while only 3 to 4 transactions can be processed per second in Bitcoin.See full review

decentralised governance by blockchain, where Masternodes vote on how to spend our budget. Anyone can submit proposals to grow the value of thenetwork, and we can be funded if the idea is good.See full review

EOS wants to bring the best of all other smart contract technologies to one platform. As such, it offers a blockchain architecture that aims to enable the development of decentralized applications. Developers can build, test and execute their projects on the operating system-esque EOS blockchain.See full review