Compiled List of high-profile Cryptocurrency Partnerships & Collaborations
A list of Cryptocurrency projects, that are collaborating and have partnerships with Business, Corporations and Governments. Only a handful of projects have had the opportunity of working with existing companies with some projects establishing a network consisting of Institutions and Governments
1) Ethereum
Though Ethereum is classified as a decentralized project, there a lot of well-established institutions who have expressed interests in seeing the Ethereum ecosystem develop over time. The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance is an example of what happens when some of the largest Banks, Institutions and Government come together to form a consortium (with over 300+ members who've decided to join the EEA consortium). Here is a list of all the members
2) HyperLedger
An open source collaborative that has over 250+ members such as Accenture, Deloitte, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Huawei, Intel, IBM, Moscow Exchange, SAP, Samsung SDS, Xiaomi & Cisco. Hyperledge has been a private project/initiative since the inception of this consortium and has managed to attract big institutions players who openly support the development of enterprise-grade, cross-industry open platforms for distributed ledgers.
3) Ripple
An ambitious project that intends to establish a network of Banks & Payment provider. Planning to collaborate with numerous banks around the world, the team are working hard to stay at the forefront of this industry by catering to Banking institutions. Hence Ripple has been making headlines as more Banks join their list of clientele
4) Aergo
Upcoming 4th generation Blockchain Platform that aims to provide an enterprise-ready solution for business, large corporations and institutions. Aergo is backed by Blocko (a commercial blockchain startup) recognized as South Korea’s no.1 Blockchain provider that has managed to build up an impressive list of partnerships. This would allow Aergo (the public blockchain initiative) to benefit from Blocko’s partnerships. It’s important to note that companies are not merely testing Blockchain but the technology has been implemented and is currently being utilized, therefore Blocko is considered to be one of the most active enterprise blockchain solution providers in the space
5) Stellar
A Cryptocurrency project dedicated of connecting payment providers, banks and people. Backed by IBM, Stellar has since become a popular rival to banking Cryptocurrency, Ripple. The team behind Stellar have been busy in expanding their clientele and have also collaborated with over 48 organization up to date - SHIFT Markets and Lightyear, STRIPE & Wanxiang Group. Stripe is Stellars most interesting partnerships as the payment system provide support to over 100,000 business including OpenTable and Warby Parker
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Cool! Heard about PowerLedger when reading the Australian Newspaper a couple of months ago. Should have took a picture nonetheless, it's good to see Blockchain collaborating with Governments and big institutions as it adds more credibility to Cryptocurrencies
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Interesting! HyperLedger and EEA seem to have a lot of institution partnering up with them however I don't hear much happening behind the scene. Ripple is also securing partnerships within their focus market but we have yet to see more development. I think a majority of them are still testing Blockchain technology