Author: Stefan Stankovic

According to the official website, Neo is “a non-profit community-based blockchain project that utilizes blockchain technology and digital identity to digitize assets, to automate the management of digital assets using smart contracts, and to realize a ‘smart economy’ with a distributed network. ” The project was initially introduced as AntShares (ANS) in February 2014 and was funded by two crowd sales. Its initial coin offering (ICO) raised over $4.5 million; the first crowd sale took place in October 2015 during which 17.5 million tokens were distributed, and the remaining 22.5 million tokens allocated for sale to early investors were distributed during the second crowd sale.

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The Dash coin was created by Evan Duffield on January 18, 2014. Originally released as XCoin (XCO) and rebranded to Darkcoin in February 2014 – the promising Dash cryptocurrency finally settled on its current name on March 25, 2015.

A derivative of Bitcoin, Dash coin is essentially digital cash that works exactly like physical cash, except it’s exchanged on a highly secure, decentralized peer-to-peer network. It was designed to have a total supply of 18 million coins, 2 million of which were mined during its first day, and around 8 million of which are in circulation at the time of writing.

Because Dash’s code is based on that of Bitcoin, Dash is compatible with all existing wallets and cryptocurrency exchanges originally developed for Bitcoin. When measuring node count by market cap, Dash’s infrastructure robustness is more than an order of magnitude higher than the competitors’ like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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Since the inception of Bitcoin, there have been a multitude of carbon copy cryptocurrencies, and numerous others that focus on improving the privacy features offered by blockchain technology. Of these, many have proven to be scarcely more private than the original, but a few, offer a feature set worthy of acknowledgement. Enter Zcash.

In a world where privacy is becoming an increasingly rare commodity, due to the progressive digitization of our lives, one cryptocurrency aims to give us back something that we risk losing; the freedom to spend our own money in private. The need for privacy dates back as far as human existence, we created clothes to cover our nude bodies, houses with separate bedrooms to shield us from one another, and anonymous outlets through which we can convey our true feelings and opinions.

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