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>LivePeer (one of 8-10 actual solid blockchain projects IMO) Interesting. Can anyone suggest a good curated list of solid blockchain projects?

• jMyles 8y ago
  I'm interested in an answer to this also. If you find one, let me know. In my experience, the "Build the Free Web" events are usually selected on the basis of actual engineering and not hype; the presenters there are typically from projects that are pretty good. I work at NuCypher, and I think our project is very much based in sanity and solid programming. I feel confident that people will actually use our token to build interesting distributed things. When we attend blockchain-oriented conferences, there are a few projects whose teams we usually gravitate towards and who seem (at least to me) to have similar principles (less hype, more logic). These include LivePeer, Fluence, and Origin (I'm not currently invested in any of those, but actually I think I want to change that). In addition to actual crypto assets, I also think that the Python tooling is really coming of age and full of a lot of very sober and solid programming - most of the projects that Piper Merriam and Jason Carver touch are worth looking at.
• Ian7 8y ago
  It is not that easy. Depends on what you mean by that. There are a lot of aggregators which track different metrics. There are a lot of great teams, great tech, but no use cases are poor token economics, weak marketing, etc., as well as many scams. But Livepeer, Origin and NuCypher are solid ones :)