Okex has really moved up the ladder in terms if exchanges and their usability. I've had so much joy navigating through web pages on my PC on Okex and the process continues to seem very seamless and stress free.See full review

OmiseGo is a company that has taken the reins in creating a system that offers a Ethereum blockchain-based payments system and also an exchange that is decentralized. Mainstream digital wallets have gotten a facelift, and the financial technology enables peer-to-peer payments and exchanges in real-time. Basically, OmiseGo aims to make transactions much cheaper than anyone can get from financial institutions.....See full review

Ethereum classic is an open-source, P2P (peer-to-peer) blockchain network with smart contract features. Philosophical disagreements among Ethereum users led to a fork that gave rise to it in 2015. Despite the contentious nature of its conception, Ethereum Classic has defied all hurdles to become one of the top ten cryptocurrencies.See full review

Litecoin is an open source project, which means that it has the capability and flexibility to implement relevant and useful tech improvements, such as SegWit and the lightning network. In that matter, it is an improved Bitcoin version, See full review

Emercoin has its own optimizer, which deals purely with transactions. All records created in the process will be compressed up to 10 percent. This puts it a step ahead of some digital currencies in terms of block size. In consequence, this optimization affects transaction speed. Since the data sets do not exceed a certain size, no splitting is necessary.See full review

Ontology’s blockchain network (and Onchain’s DNA) aims to fix this issue while acting as a bridge between existing systems and the NEO blockchain. It’s not seeking to be a consumer-facing currency like Bitcoin – Ontology is dedicated to serving enterprise. That’s what has everyone excited about this blockchainSee full review

Zcash governance is relatively concentrated for now, and will remain so for the near future. This could be the optimal design while the project is young and requires focus and agility. As the protocol matures and grows, stewardship responsibilities will transition over to the Zcash Foundation, which can better represent the various stakeholders in the ecosystem. The oft-maligned founder’s reward is not a traditional rent seek on end users, and actually aligns developer incentives nicely. In the See full review

IOTA differentiates itself in many ways from other cryptocurrencies, but its primary distinguishing features include: (i) instead of using a blockchain to record transactions, IOTA utilizes a Tangle (described in more detail below). This alternative data structure allows users to transact with zero feesSee full review

NEM has some powerful technological advantages over rivals. By coding its own blockchain, from the ground-up, NEM exhibits efficiency stability and speed. Moreover, using Java (and soon C++) makes it more readily accessible to businesses in comparison to ETH - who's own coding language which is new and so more vulnerable to user-error. Successfully tested by Banks in Japan. Catapult release for summer 2017 which incorporates both public and private blockchains into NEM along with providing severSee full review

Dash instant payments (one of Dash's strongest features) are made possible by transaction locking on the Masternodes. Basically you have to trust that 8 out of 4000 random Masternodes are good actors. Because the choosing of those 8 are out of the senders control there is no easy way to game the system. So the trust lies in percentages in combination theory which makes the system very secure with bad masternode actors being removed immediately.See full review

ETH are a million years away of actually handling daily transactions we see today. To be able to be "the one protocol" it will need to handle several millions tx a second. Currently we are at 30 something a second. Another funfact is that; EOS already hold more ETH than the Ethereum foundation. Its clear that EOS is the future for dappsSee full review