Cryptocurrencies

TRON (TRX) is an ambitious project dedicated to building the infrastructure for a truly decentralized internet. The Tron protocol is one of the world's largest blockchain-based operating systems, offering scalability, high availability and high throughput.

Stellar Lumens (XLM) is an open-source distributed payments infrastructure. It is a leapfrog technology that connects people, payment systems, and banks with a focus on the developing world. It enables fast and reliable facilitation of transactions across multiple currencies and assets using the Lumens (XLM)

Cardano (ADA) is a decentralized public blockchain and open-source cryptocurrency project. Cardano is a smart contract platform that aims to provide more advanced features than any previously developed protocol. It is the first blockchain platform to evolve from a scientific philosophy and a research-based approach.

Bitcoin Diamond (BCD) is a hard fork, a branch of the foremost Bitcoin cryptocurrency, designed to solve a certain range of problems that are currently present in the Bitcoin cryptocurrency. This altcoin was launched and began its development when the Bitcoin network reached block height 495,866. This is the third

EOS is a blockchain platform based on the DPoS protocol, created by Daniel Larimer. Because EOS is a token, it circulates only inside the EOS network and cannot be mined. A total of 1 billion tokens will be issued.

TenX (PAY) is a blockchain platform with its own multi-currency wallet and a decentralized, fee-free exchange. The project also issues its own debit cards. It was founded by Toby Hoenisch and is built by a Singapore-based team; its investors include Vitalik Buterin.

Waves (WAVES) is a blockchain platform that lets any business launch its own universal applications and create cryptographically secured coins of its own. It was founded by Alexander Ivanov and launched on 1 June 2016.

Steem (STEEM) is the decentralized cryptocurrency of the social news service of the same name, built on blockchain technology. It was created by Ned Scott and Dan Larimer and released in March 2016.

Now, when Bitcoin is storming the cryptocurrency exchanges of the world, no one will be surprised by the new e-currency. Developers deliberately take a risk releasing a new cryptoproduct, because they need to interest the user, prove their product's originality and reliability, attracting investors and ordinary users

Litecoin is a fork of bitcoin. Litecoin is called "electronic silver" by analogy with Bitcoin's "electronic gold". Charles Lee, programmer from San Francisco, developed and launched Litecoin in 2011. The project was conceived and created as an alternative to Bitcoin, the program code of which was taken as the basis.