Ethereum can be used to codify, decentralize, secure and trade just about anything: voting, domain names, financial exchanges, crowdfunding, company governance, contracts and agreements of most kind, intellectual property, and even smart property thanks to hardware integration. Ethereum borrows the concept of decentralized consensus that makes bitcoin so resilient, yet makes it trivial to build on its foundation. To find out more about how Ethereum works, consult the whitepaper. Forums: http://forum.ethereum.org. Main site: https://www.ethereum.org Whitepaper: http://ethereum.org/ethereum.html Code: https://code.ethereum.org Blog: http://blog.ethereum.org Wiki: http://wiki.ethereum.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ethereumproject Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/ethereumproject Google+: http://google.com/+EthereumOrgOfficial

Dash (Ticker: DASH) is an advanced digital currency based on the well-established Bitcoin source code. Created by Evan Duffield, a software developer and former finance professional, Dash seeks to improve upon Bitcoin by adding privacy features (PrivateSend), increasing transaction speed (InstantSend), and implementing a powerful governance model. Dash also self-funds its own development through the Treasury System, where owners of the currency vote on budget proposals each month. Approved proposals are paid directly, by the network itself, to developers, contractors, and vendors.

Monero is a digital currency using CryptoNote protocol. The open source reference implementation of CrytoNote was coded from scratch and is not a fork of Bitcoin. Monero was launched on April 18, 2014 (then called Bitmonero). The name means "coin" in the Esperanto language. Website: getmonero.org Freenode: #monero Reddit: /r/monero Twitter: twitter.com/monerocurrency