Quote from: albio87 on December 02, 2017, 10:50:29 PM

Hello here are my top picks for this month:

Zilliqa
https://www.zilliqa.com/ :
"Zilliqa is the world's first high-throughput public blockchain platform - designed to scale to thousands of transactions per second.

Zilliqa brings the theory of sharding to practice with its novel protocol that increases transaction rates as its network expands. The platform is tailored towards enabling secure data-driven decentralised apps, designed to meet the scaling requirements of machine learning and financial algorithms.

Zilliqa has been under research and development for two years, and powered several ground-breaking deployments commercially."

other than just for the idea behind, i'm in because o both team and hardcap. The team rocks, the hardcap of 20M$ leave an huge grouth possiibility

Oracles Network
https://oracles.org/tokens?utm_source=icodrops:
"Ethereum-based public network with PoA consensus, which makes Smart Contract execution faster and cheaper.

Unstoppable applications

Oracles Network supported decentralized applications (DApps): decentralized applications for launch and governance of validators on Oracle Network, decentralized oracles for sovereign identity, decentralized applications for network management. You can participate in the development of new decentralized applications for bounties and respect."

Same potential of raiden network, smart team, tiny hardcap of 12.6M$ all collected during PRE-ICO so a lot of unsatisfied demand

wabi
https://www.wacoin.io/?utm_source=icodrops:
"WaBi (蛙币) is a digital token backed by safe products

We place secure anti-counterfeit labels on consumer products in China and internationally

WaBi (蛙币) can then be used to purchase them"

same as oracles network, small hardcap of 11.5M$ experienced team, working product, walton chain competitors

As always DYOR

But why would I use Ziliqa if I can use Bitcoin/Litecoin/Ethereum/Vertcoin/Dash/LuxCoin/Monero/Zcash etc etc as payment method? Why do they need to raise 20 million dollars for that? Heck i'd rather even use Byteballs.

So they can't label those products without useless WaBi coin? Or are we going to discriminate money? I don't think there's such a thing.. I don't think WaBi is going to get a monopoly on selling non counterfeited products nor the labels.

Only Oracle seems to be good as that is something needed for in the future.