Cryptocurrencies

Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency which is considered as the world’s first decentralized digital currency. It was created by a pseudonymous person or persons named Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009 and has since gone on to become the world’s most popular cryptocurrency by market cap.

There's currently no description for Ethereum (ETH). We will do our best to write one as soon as possible.

There's currently no description for Ripple (XRP). We will do our best to write one as soon as possible.

EOS, backed by Dan Larimer of Bitshares, Graphene, and Steemit fame, is a consensus blockchain operating system that provides databases, account permissions, scheduling, authentication, and internet-application communication to app developers.

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is a cryptocurrency which was created on August 1st 2017 as a hard fork of Bitcoin. Although technically very similar to Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash uses a larger 8MB block size which allows each block to hold more transactions.

TRON is dedicated to building the infrastructure for a truly decentralized Internet. The TRON Protocol, one of the largest blockchain-based operating systems in the world which offers scalability, high-availability, and high-throughput computing (HTC) support that serves as the foundation for all decentralized applications in the TRON ecosystem.

Cardano is a blockchain developed by the IOHK firm. The team is led by former Ethereum veteran Charles Hoskinson and Cardano aims to be the next generation blockchain project. Cardano is slated to become a full-fledged smart contract platform with a library of protocols that developers can use to build decentralized apps.

Stellar Lumens (XLM) is a crypto platform that’s designed to enable the fast and secure transfer of money at low cost. It is intended for individuals as well as for enterprise users such as banks.

There's currently no description for Litecoin (LTC). We will do our best to write one as soon as possible.

NEO is a Chinese cryptocurrency that was originally known as AntShares before undergoing a rebranding exercise in 2017 and emerging as NEO. It’s often been described as the Ethereum of China because NEO operates in a similar manner, allowing smart contracts to be delivered via its blockchain.