4 promising decentralized applications running in the Ether blockchain

While much of the Crypto remains a speculative investment market, exciting decentralized applications are emerging on the Etherium platform, showing that Ether is used for more than investment purposes.

What is a decentralized application?

Decentralized Applications (dApps) are applications that run on a P2P network of computers rather than a single computer. Decentralized applications exist from the appearance of P2P networks.

1 BlockCat

BlockCat opens intelligent contracts for everyone by creating a visual interface that helps with backend programming (server side). This means that even if programmers cannot set the terms of the intelligent contract and put it in the etheric network. For P2P and B2B, this is the perfect opportunity to work with the Ether network.

2 FunFair

FunFair combines the possibilities of smart contracts in the Ethernet network with "fun and fast" casino games. Creating trust is one of the biggest obstacles for new online gaming sites, and FunFair provides transparency.

3 EtherDelta

EtherDelta is a decentralized exchange of Ether and ERC-20 coins. It is often the new coins to be added to EtherDelta before Binance or Bittrex. This provides an advantage to buyers. Unlike centralized exchanges, in decentralized exchanges, there is no requirement for money to be held on the stock exchange. Another advantage of decentralized exchanges is security. Although EtherDelta was compromised some time ago, the decentralized exchange itself remains much less vulnerable to hacking than centralized exchanges.

1 Golem

Golem's promise is linked to a global supercomputer source where everyone can be a supplier of power and, in return, get their coins.

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