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|[https://www.reddit.com/r/safenet/comments/3qyqme/safenet_in_5_minutes/ in5min] and [http://blog.maidsafe.net/2015/01/29/consensus-without-a-blockchain/ consensus no blockchain] | |[https://www.reddit.com/r/safenet/comments/3qyqme/safenet_in_5_minutes/ in5min] and [http://blog.maidsafe.net/2015/01/29/consensus-without-a-blockchain/ consensus no blockchain] | ||
|Closed Group consensus, data backed, anonymous blockchain-application, with no blockchain of its own. | |Closed Group consensus, data backed, anonymous blockchain-application, with no blockchain of its own. | ||
Revision as of 14:01, 19 March 2016
| Blockchain | Core | Whitepaper | Uniek in | Toepassingen | GitHub | Proof of | Wiki |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin | Perl | github Bitcoin | proof of work | ||||
| Ethereum | Node.Js, Pyethereum, Serpent | github Ethereum | proof of stake | ||||
| Ripple | BitcoinJS, Node.Js, Angular.js, Python | Protocol Consensus Algorithm en Deep Dive Fin. Profs | Ripple is unique in its goal to create the ‘Internet for Value’ by (a) developing the most technologically advanced and extensible global transaction infrastructure using a neutral and compliant protocol, and (b) cooperating with regulators and incumbent financial institutions to enhance and connect existing systems. | github Ripple | proof of work | wiki | |
| Litecoin | PHP | github Litecoin | proof of work | ||||
| Maidsafecoin | Rust, NodeJS | in5min and consensus no blockchain | Closed Group consensus, data backed, anonymous blockchain-application, with no blockchain of its own. | github Maidsafecoin | proof of resource | wiki | |
| Dash | C, Dashcoin is a fork of Bytecoin and uses the unique algorithm CryptoNite. Our goal with Dashcoin is to create a perfect mirror image of Bytecoin | paper | Dash transactions are arguably more private than those of the previously mentioned currencies. Inputs from multiple users are needed to complete a transaction. Multiple identical outputs are also generated. These identical inputs and outputs shield the location and identity of the true parties. | github Dash | X11 for the proof-of-work | ||
| Dogecoin | github Dogecoin | ||||||
| Factom | algoritm | With Factom and a few uniquely designed crypto-audit tools an entities log analysis can
become safer, simpler, and much more powerful. |
github Factom | The point of Factom from the beginning is to support applications that can use the blockchain to document processes that execute over time. I had not intended to build Factom in the beginning, but to build an ID facility. Factom actually grew out of the fact that building a general purpose identification facility on the blockchain requires the documentation of a chain of entries. This is because identity is a fluid thing, involving many parties. Your identity is partly yours (i.e. involves attributes like your birth date, sex, height, etc.), but it also involves attributes assigned to you by other parties (i.e. your citizenship, employment, etc.). | |||
| Bitshares | C# | github Bitshares | |||||
| Monero | C++ | github Monero | |||||
| Stellar | github Stellar | ||||||
| Peercoin | github Peercoin | ||||||
| NEM | github NEM | ||||||
| Fedoracoin | github Fedoracoin | ||||||
| Emercoin | github Emercoin | ||||||
| NXT | Java | github NXT | proof of stake | ||||
| [Synereo] | github Synereo | ||||||
| Namecoin | github Namecoin | ||||||
| Bytecoin | Python | github Bytecoin | |||||
| Ybcoin | PHP, JQuery, the first CryptoNote based cryptocurrency, at any given moment of time. Automatically. | Ybcoin whitepaper | github Ybcoin | ||||
| Namecoin | C# | github Bitshares | proof of stake | ||||
| Bitshares | C# | github Bitshares | proof of stake |
