- Bitcoin
Bitcoin is an innovative payment network and a new kind of money. It enables instant payments to anyone anywhere in the world at virtually zero cost. Bitcoin solves the double spending problem by allowing the digital currency to be spent many times before finally settling down to just 1 unit. Bitcoin is peer-to-peer electronic cash.
- Ethereum
Ethereum allows you to write your own programs using Solidity, a high level language that works directly with the Ethereum Virtual Machine. You can deploy them to the network, and other users will be able to execute them. Once deployed, your program will run exactly as programmed without any possibility of downtime, censorship, fraud or third party interference.
- Ripple
Ripple offers a blockchain network that enables financial institutions to transfer money across borders instantly, safely, and inexpensively. The company also provides software tools that enable developers to create custom payment solutions. Ripple’s open source protocol allows anyone else to develop plugins that extend its functionality. These plugins can be built to provide any type of transaction processing, including RTGS transfers, alternative routing services, and additional business logic.
- Litecoin
LiteCoin is a peer-to peer cryptocurrency engineered for speed and scale. It was inspired by Bitcoin, but unlike the original, Litecoin uses Scrypt as its hashing algorithm. This makes mining LiteCoins more energy efficient.
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