AirSwap is a decentralized token exchange based on the Swap protocol whitepaper. Swap provides a decentralized trading solution based on a peer-to-peer design. The design solves two problems encountered in a peer-to-peer trading environment: counterparty discovery and pricing suggestions. AirSwap core services include a searchable index of traders with “intent to trade” and a pricing oracle. For those looking to trade ERC20 tokens, the Index will be a destination to advertise that you’d like to trade and to search for others looking to trade. Once matched, traders connect and interact directly. To assist with the pricing process, the Oracle provides pricing suggestions, generated from multiple data sources. Once agreed on price, one trader makes an order and the second takes and submits the order to an Ethereum smart contract for settlement.
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What is FirstBlood (1ST)?
FirstBlood is a blockchain based esports platform that allows players to directly challenge each other to matches and win rewards.
What is XPlay (XPA)?
XPlay is a blockchain-led, A.I.-driven global extreme entertainment high-quality network ecosystem, content producers,merchants, advertisers, users can trade contents in XPlay, watch live shows, streaming and participate in different communities
What is Cindicator (CND)?
Hybrid Intelligence is the combination of human intelligence and machine intelligence, and their interaction in resolving various tasks. One sort of intelligence
supplements and strengthens the other. Clearly, one may face many challenges during the decision-making process. Hybrid Intelligence and other related systems under development are appropriate for resolving these kinds of difficulties. This is not only due to the criterion of speed in decision-making – namely, the question of why one should waste time on simple tasks that can be resolved by both individuals and simple mathematical methods and algorithms? It is also related to the complexity of the tasks and the level of uncertainty in the systems used to resolve them.
What is Cofound.it (CFI)?
Cofound.it is a self-sustained business consultancy, focusing on carefully-selected projects.
What is Tierion (TNT)?
Tierion is using the blockchain to transform how the world secures and shares data. The blockchain is becoming the new standard for trust and verification of data. Tierion turns the blockchain into a global platform for verifying any data, file, or process. Use Tierion’s API and tools to anchor a permanent, timestamp proof of your data in the blockchain.
What is CloakCoin (CLOAK)?
Cloakcoin is a trustless cryptocurrency. Transactions aren’t reliant on or trusted to any third parties, Cloakcoin doesn’t have any masternodes. On a ENIGMA enabled transaction every cloaker is a node thus eliminating centralized attack vectors. Cloakcoin uses a user friendly QT wallet and works on a standard Bitcoin-style blockchain.
What is Aeon (AEON)?
Decentralized digital currency is slowly becoming a normal part of everyday life. Yet everybody’s main internet device continues to be their cellphone, a device with a low-powered CPU and limited available storage. AEON is about enabling this era, enabling an age where all people everywhere have the freedom to privately send and receive money with whatever gadget they already own.
What is MinexCoin (MNX)?
MinexCoin (MNX) is a global payments system based on a low volatility cryptocurrency which is a part of Minex ecosystem. Thanks to its stable exchange rate, MinexCoin is a reliable means of payment, while controllable growth of coin price makes it an attractive means of value storage. Containment of volatility and price growth are maintained by the system’s autonomous algorithm acting like a central bank, hence the name MinexBank. Financial instruments it employs would allow traders to earn from exchange rate margin without damaging the coin’s ecosystem. On the contrary, they would support it.
What is Neblio (NEBL)?
A blockchain network such as Neblio is a decentralized peer-to-peer network of nodes that exchange information in the form of transactions; storing those transactions in an immutable distributed ledger. All nodes have a full copy of the ledger (known as the blockchain, due to being made of individual blocks) at all times. A node that would like to record information in the ledger first broadcasts a transaction containing the information to the network where it is relayed to all other nodes. One node then compiles all new available transactions on the network into a block that is added to the blockchain. Once a block is stored on the blockchain, it and all of the transactions contained within it are immutable, meaning that the transactions cannot ever be altered in any way. When information on the ledger needs to be updated, as common with database systems, a new transaction is simply added to the ledger with the new information. However, the original information that was stored in the ledger remains intact and verifiable in a previous block for the entire life of the blockchain.