The Arweave coin is the native currency of Arweave's decentralized data storage platform. The network is designed to connect developers with web hosting resources. The Arweave coin is used as payment in a decentralized marketplace for hard drive space. The network is used as a community-based web (permaweb) where developers can securely and permanently store their files. The team behind Arweave is also developing an App called ArDrive that allows users to store their files with a pay-as-you-go payment model.

The Band Protocol is a decentralized data curation protocol that aims to connect off-chain data with smart contracts. Band provides community-curated on-chain data feeds, and uses a system of incentives that ensures the data stays accurate. Developers can create applications with the Band protocol's infrastructure and then connect with any open API without needing to rely on a centralized party.

The Scroll Network is a blockchain-based data storage and management platform built on Ethereum. Scroll uses their semi-private blockchain network to address the growing complexities and inefficiencies of current big data systems. The Scroll Network's algorithm adjusts the number of nodes available to host incoming network traffic, depending on demand. All data is encrypted, and there are a variety of permission and monitoring features to further ensure privacy.
The Scroll Network uses a P2VP consensus model that is comprised of a variety of node types. Each node represents an account with certain privileges assigned to it. Together, the nodes confirm transactions and prevents third-party hackers from accessing or modifying the data stored on the network. Scroll also uses the Hypernode Protocol to prioritize the confirmation of transactions. The network is powered by the Data Transaction Network token.