CPChain (for Cyber Physical Chain) is a blockchain for the Internet of Things. Since IoT transactions are a key use-case for blockchain tech, there are understandably quite a few companies doing interesting things in this space, from IOTA to the upcoming Atonomi. So let's get into the code review.
The PChain ICO and PCH token seek to create a blockchain built specifically for streamlining the development, deployment, and management of distributed apps (dApps). With scalability and interoperability as virtues, PChain's vices include a lack of an adoption roadmap, or clear progress and partners.
Holochain is not really like anything I've seen before, so this code review won't be quite like anything you've read from me before. The Holodchain scalable distributed computing model seems to be taking decentralization to a new level, but bloody hell, is this thing just too good to be true?Â
The Sentinel Protocol ICO and UPP Token aim to create a Security Intelligence Platform for cryptocurrency and blockchain technologies. The goal is to provide protection to both individuals and exchanges in the crypto space - and for some, Sentinel Protocol can't come quickly enough.
Today I'm doing a deep dive with my QuarkChain code review - the findings were factored into the QuarkChain ICO review that we published yesterday. We'll be doing this more, to give you more of a sense of how we rate our ICOs since the code review is an important metric in our analysis.
The QuarkChain ICO's innovative approach to blockchain scalability through sharding technology could significantly impact the competitive landscape by potentially offering a viable high-throughput solution before other major players, thereby influencing the adoption and development of decentralized applications.
Originally issued as a means of crowdsourcing for the exchange, Binance plans to buy back all 100m BNB coins that were originally issued during its ICO in July of last year. Binance Coin lost value today after the company burned 2 million coins.
