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Some recognized projects that didn't have an ICO: https://etherdelta.github.io https://etherdelta.github.io - decentralized exchange is getting decent volume.
by flashmob 9y ago
Some recognized projects that didn't have an ICO:
https://etherdelta.github.io https://etherdelta.github.io - decentralized exchange is getting decent volume. Ironically the hacker dumped the veri tokens there.
https://ethlance.com https://ethlance.com - freelancer market. Looks like a place where once can earn Ether for coding in Solidity and related gigs.
http://ens.domains http://ens.domains - .eth domain registry. Highly successful, will be integrated into the upcoming 'mist browser' release, plus a few other places (wallets & exchanges) support it already. Over 133k names registered.
Probably more I've missed.
- banderman 9y agoThere are over 3,000,000 Namecoin domains registered[0], but nobody uses it. Not a worthwhile metric IMO. [0]https://namecoin.webbtc.com/stats https://namecoin.webbtc.com/stats
- flashmob 9y agoWow, amazing. That's a lot. Is there any reason or incentive why so many names despite not many use it? Btw, full ENS stats here https://ens.codetract.io https://ens.codetract.io
- palunon 9y agoSquatting and premptive defense against it, maybe. Or simply curious people trying something new. I know I registered a name for fun, and there was quite a bit of curious interest in tech circles in my area (even outside of cryptoanarchists types). But then, for the moment most people see ICANN regulation as okay. Maybe if that changes, a distributed alternative will get traction.