At present, when discussing blockchain technology, Bitcoin and Ethereum have stolen most of the limelight, and there are very few discussions on blockchain companies, but this does not prevent a group of companies from entering this industry, and according to Own ideas to promote the landing of this technology.

More and more companies adopt or plan to accept distributed ledger technology. Thousands of innovative companies around the world are trying to use blockchain technology to improve efficiency. These companies are distributed in various fields, and even industry giants such as IBM and Softbank have joined in the exploration The road to blockchain. Recently, "Forbes" published an article listing 10 new blockchain companies worthy of attention.

1. PATRON (distributed marketing platform)

PATRON is one of the leading blockchain companies in Japan, which has attracted international attention due to its strategic partners, blockchain experts, and strong advisory group. They are currently building a distributed marketing platform to remove inefficiencies from branded content and social media. The company just raised $40 million in token sale fees and is now expanding into the US.

2. TraDove (blockchain payment network)

TraDove is developing a light, fast and reliable B2B blockchain payment network for the international community. The company completed its ICO in 2018 and issued the B2B token BBC, catering to the needs of businesses to sell and market cryptocurrencies, which will be a $7.6 million market. TraDove's B2B payments network connects sellers and buyers, providing both parties with better service discovery opportunities and greater transparency. The company's founders include MIT, Linkedin, Facebook, Amazon, and Alibaba.

3. Celsius Network (blockchain-based lending platform)

Celsius’s blockchain-based lending platform allows users to use their cryptocurrencies as collateral to get loans at 9% interest and earn up to 5% interest on cryptocurrencies. Celsius's next goal is to let 100 million people enter the field of cryptocurrency mortgages, and eventually become the industry's NO.1. Whether it is risky or not is a matter of concern, but the fintech startup is getting attention for its performance in challenging the traditional business of banks.

4. Menlo One (used to build a decentralized application framework with the speed of traditional web applications)

Menlo One is a framework for building decentralized applications at the speed of traditional web applications. Their reputation proves that the incentive system is as important an innovation for DApps as fast, decentralized databases and nodes are at the heart of blockchain technology. Menlo One was founded by TED researcher Matthew Nolan, a successful entrepreneur and blockchain developer who started working on the Ethereum voting mechanism after The DAO hack in 2016. Menlo One has a good credit base, so their ICO is a must-watch.

5. Gameflip (online trading market)

Gameflip is an online marketplace backed by a Silicon Valley venture capital firm, which allows users to deal with any type of digital goods on the platform and currently has 3 million members. After a user successfully clicks on the token sale, the utility token FLP can be used to trade digital goods within Gameflip. Over the next few months, pilot program partners and publishers will begin integrating the Gameflip SDK, which will enable in-game merchandise transactions via the blockchain.

6. Buddy (app store for developers)

Buddy is an app store for developers. Their vision is to help talented developers build world-changing blockchain technology and off-chain applications and services. Buddy removes everything that can be automated to reduce the burden on millions of developers, giving developers enough time to create code. Buddy has a presence in the cloud market at Amazon, Google, and Github, with an impressive list of clients and partners.

7. ADBIT (blockchain-based media platform)

ADBIT is a blockchain-based media platform, and its token will play a central role in the CLLNCH Media Marketplace, a blockchain-based media planning and buying platform for traditional media (print, TV, radio, etc.). Traditional media has been unable to adapt to this era due to lack of innovation. The cooperation between ADBIT and CLLNCH aims to promote the automation of complex workflows

8. DACC (Decentralized Content Chain)

DACC is a decentralized rights management content chain, which provides users with completely independent content creation, access and storage rights, and uses the blockchain to upload original content to the chain, through the features of the blockchain that cannot be tampered with and can be traced Realize double confirmation of content and rights. The core team of the project comes from famous institutions such as MIT and Harvard University, and early partners include Consensus Cost, TRON, D Fund, Block VC and other institutions.

9. Goldilock (Provide security protection for digital assets)

Goldilock aims to change the way data is stored and protected on the Internet. Its innovation enables individuals and institutions to store digital assets on physical devices disconnected from the Internet until users want to connect them online. The backbone of Goldilock is a patent-pending remote activation security solution that can be toggled via non-IP commands, which facilitates the secure storage of cryptocurrencies and cryptographic keys.

10.FCoin (digital currency exchange)

Founded by Zhang Jian, former CTO of Huobi, FCoin is a decentralized and fully transparent cryptocurrency exchange. The advantage of FCoin is that its mining and profit distribution mechanism will return up to 80% of the fees to the community. FCoin was launched in May this year and received a lot of media coverage. It took only 15 days for its daily trading volume to become the world’s largest. The current daily trading volume exceeds 5 billion US dollars. FCoin is also seeking to become a leader in this industry.

Blockchain technology is indeed worthy of the thesis of "disruption", but it is not only the emerging technology field that is affected, traditional giants such as Softbank, IBM, SAP, British Petroleum, Samsung and shipping giant Maersk (Maersk) are also in the exploration area. Blockchain technology.

While these 10 blockchain companies are worth watching, it's still unknown which ones will be truly successful in the future.