Elastos is developing a blockchain-based operating system for the new internet. Elastos wants to reduce the influence of large centralized monopolies such as Google and Facebook, and to allow users to have more control of their online data and identities.
Elastos envisions the internet as the base-layer infrastructure rather than as an application. Their goal is to build a decentralized internet infrastructure that will separate network communications from application computing. By prohibiting applications from having direct access to the network, overall security will be increased.
The Elastos blockchain assigns all users, DApps, and devices their own decentralized ID, and replaces the internet's current TCP/IP protocol with a decentralized protocol that is more transparent and secure.
Elastos has received significant investment from NEO, Foxconn, and several other influential companies. The platform is powered by the ELA token.

Red Pulse is a Chinese research firm focusing on Chinese financial markets that provides financial insights to investors, analysts, and traders through their web portal, iOS app, and other distribution platforms. Red Pulse is currently developing the Phoenix platform, which is designed to be a decentralized research platform for Chinese financial markets. Phoenix will be powered by the NEO-based PHX token, and will create a decentralized marketplace for financial research, that will connect industry experts with institutions seeking market insights to make better informed decisions.

Theta Fuel (TFUEL) is the operational token of the Theta protocol, which aims to be a decentralized video delivery network. It is the second token in the Theta protocol, and will work in conjunction with the Theta Token (THETA) that previously existed on their network. Theta Fuel was created to power on-chain operations, such as payments and interactions with smart contracts. The original THETA token will be used for governance purposes.