Inc.com has compiled a list of six crypto-currents that are interesting to track at the beginning of 2018 and surely will become more interesting in the future for crypto-markets.
- Dock.io
Dock.io offers a blockchain-based mechanism for storing and accessing user information, thus improving application access to user data and communication. Dock.io has a rather large and experienced team, and the founder noted that the company has attracted three times more interest in its initial offer than it has tokens for sale. - Gladius
Gladius offers decentralized blockchain-based technology that protects against DDoS attacks and speeds up content delivery. Gladius allows people to temporarily rent their digital range (and almost everyone does not use the Internet while working) to other people they need. Instead of paying the providers for faster Internet and DDoS protection, Gladius allows businesses to buy only the required digital bandwidth and only when they need it. - Safein
Safein, creates a blockchain-based identification system that aims to eliminate unnecessary processes for creating a separate account for each page, application. Safein technology allows people not only to log on websites without registration, but also to have more control over personal data. Allows personal data to be transmitted only when allowed by the user, who will allow the user in an encrypted form. - ClearCoin
ClearCoin offers a blockchain based system for connecting publishers and advertisers without intermediaries, or an interface for buying and selling media content in real time. ClearCoin offers efficiency and economy. - Knowbella
Knowbella is a new platform for grouped intellectual property rest or open intellectual property. It is a scarce resource that is worth more than trillions of dollars. The platform uses tokens called Helix to reward scientists for the advancement of knowledge. - Eristica
Eristica offers a platform for people who want to challenge themselves, with smart contracts that guarantee payment if the challenge is met. This means that people can also accept someone's challenges that are paid to them if they win. Each challenge, evidence, stakes and deadline is stored in a blockchain. Eristica claims they already have more than 1 million users in Russia and about 200,000 in Southeast Asia and India.
