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| Categories | Genetic resources |
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| Market status | On the market |
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| Types | Token, Protocol, Blockchain • Token (Nebula Token), Protocol (Blockstack), Blockchain |
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| Status | Private • Ethereum-derived Nebula Blockchain (private) |
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| Action (Smart Contract)? | Yes |
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| Application | Biotech (Genomic); Individuals can acquire their personal genomic data from Nebula sequencing facilities using Nebula tokens, then join the Nebula blockchain network and directly connect with data buyers. |
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| Attributes (token) | As a means to buy and sell genomic data |
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| Date/Timeline | Launched in 2018 |
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| Notes | Havard Medical School; Eliminates personal genomic companies (such as 23andMe, ancestry.com, Helix..) as middlemen between data owners and data buyers; also ensure data anonymity, security, and efficient sequencing |
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| Source URL #1 | nebula.org • Verified 301 Moved Permanently |
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| Categories | Waste |
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| Market status | On the market |
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| Types | Token, Protocol, Blockchain • Token (plastic currency), Protocol (LinuxOne), Blockchain (Hyperledger Fabric) |
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| Status | Hyperledger Fabric (Permissioned distributed ledger) |
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| Action (Smart Contract)? | Yes |
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| Application | Creates secure asset-backed rewards (plastic currency) to underpin the exchange of plastic waste for goods; plastic brought to established recycling centers can be exchanged for digital tokens that enable "recycling entrepreneurs" from amongst the world's poorest communities to clean up plastic waste in return for goods |
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| Traits (blockchain) | Fabric is the first distributed ledger platform by IBM to support smart contracts authored in general-purpose programming languages |
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| Date/Timeline | Set up in 2013; Operations in Haiti launched in 2015, following pilots in Peru and Colombia |
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| Source URL #1 | www.plasticbank.org |
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| Source URL #2 | www.ibm.com • Verified 200 OK |
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| Summary | Pilot at Ben & Jerry's Scoop Store in London |
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| Categories | Climate |
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| Market status | On the market |
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| Types | Token, Protocol, Blockchain • Token (Ocean Token), Protocol (Stellar Concensus Protocol), Blockchain (Stellar) |
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| Status | Public • Stellar (Public) |
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| Action (Smart Contract)? | Yes • For the first time, can transact grams of carbon credits (focusing on individual customers) |
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| Application | Aims to offset the carbon footprint of everyday products and services with token-based support for global forest conservation projects. |
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| Attributes (token) | Tradable tokens are linked to projects which offset the GHGs created by their business operations. This specific pilot project has conserved an area in Peruvian Amazon. |
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| Traits (blockchain) | Very energy efficient: The platform enables 1000+ transactions per second; 0.03Wh energy per transanction (Bitcoin takes 634,000 Wh per transaction); 0.000015kg CO2 per transaction (Bitcoin = 310.75kg) |
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| Date/Timeline | Pilot started in May 2018 |
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| Notes | Also ongoing partnership with Liverpool City Council to make the city cliamte-positive |
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| Source URL #1 | poseidon.eco • Verified 301 Moved Permanently |
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| Categories | Energy |
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| Market status | On the market |
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| Types | App, Token, Protocol, Blockchain • Token (POWR and Sparkz), Blockchain (Ethereum), Protocol (Oracle), App (FuseBox) |
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| Status | EcoChain (private), Ethereum (public) |
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| Action (Smart Contract)? | Yes |
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| Application | Allows peer-to-peer trading of solar energy, microgrid trading, electric vehicle settlement, and asset germination and virtual power plants |
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| Attributes (token) | POWR tokens are bought and exchanged to Sparkz; Sparkz are tradable (price fixed to local government’s fiat currency and cost of power) |
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| Date/Timeline | Founded in 2016. Token Sale: August 2017; Trial launch in Bangkok: August 2018 |
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| Notes | Australian |
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| Source URL #1 | www.powerledger.io |
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| Summary | Prototype: tuna fish tracking in Indonesia, Malawian tea farmers.. |
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| Categories | Supply chain, Food |
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| Market status | On the market |
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| Types | App, Blockchain • App, Blockchain |
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| Status | Public • Ethereum and Bitcoin Blockchains (Public) |
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| Action (Smart Contract)? | No |
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| Application | Using blockchains as a shared and open platform, Provenance enables tracking of any physical products any time throughout the supply chain by assigining and verifying certifications. The data include the nature, the quality, the quantity and the ownership of certified products. Doing so, Provenance attemtps to remove the need for a trusted central organization. |
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| Traits (blockchain) | Interoperable, auditable |
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| Date/Timeline | Initiative launched in 2015. |
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| Source URL #1 | www.provenance.org • Verified 200 OK |
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