This is a very optimistic expectation for development – however, it is not a fantastical one. In my opinion IOTA really has something to offer. In addition to the high profile headlines in the press around cooperation with Bosch, Samsung, Fujitsu and others, underneath all this is a strong foundation. For example, a site was created for the monetisation of data generation, in which sellers could conduct transactions with customers. This was for those interested in Bosch, Microsoft, Cisco, FujitsSee full review

NEM has built its own blockchain from the ground up, and in my opinion it has innovative utilities that are are notable and promising achievements. However, as these differences do not offer anything substantial on their own, if NEM is unable to capture a significant amount of business enterprise as it plans to, then there isn’t much more going for it that can’t be outperformed by its competition. See full review

Regarding Dash, in the mid-term I believe the project has its place in the crypto universe, despite all the controversy surrounding it. The project just became more successful than what probably its own founder imagined. Even if the conspiracy theory is true and the founders hold most of the initially mined coins, it will be more profitable for them to run masternodes than to dump them at once.See full review

EOS has all the attributes of a great project and the potential to rise to one of the top 3 blockchains in the world. The lessons brought forward from previous projects are a huge advantage over most blockchain projects. It's hard to put a price on EOS before its blockchain is live and running in 2018. That said, however, EOS is a project every investor should be watching. If it lives up to its plans, it has a potential market cap of at least $20 billion. See full review

I really like Mithril, but the wider adoption of React and it's resulting ecosystem is a big benefit. With Mithril I learned a lot and think it's terrific, but there are reasons you might want something more widely adopted for major projects. You'll find more guidance, examples and existing code with React than you would with Mithril.See full review