Aragon is an Ethereum based management platform that allows anyone to create and manage autonomous organisations with all of the required governing tools to keep it running, without any knowledge of coding. One of Aragon's unique selling points is its decentralized arbitration feature. It will settle disputes between members of a DAO, which use its platform, by allowing ANT token holders to vote on arbitration system rules that will be automatically enforced. Aragon is building a modular system that will enable all organizations to customize their requirements, and develop their own features on top of the Aragon platform. The ANT token will be used to power their network.

Tezos is one of the most polarizing blockchain projects ever. After raising $232 million in the biggest ICO in history, Tezos has gone through a number of community divisions, including class-action lawsuits by disgruntled ICO participants, and internal divisions between top team members.
Tezos is a self-amending platform that uses smart contracts whose focus is on providing a unique on-chain governance mechanisms. The platform has a modular design with an on-chain protocol that upgrades through an optimized Proof of Stake consensus model. Stakeholders may participate in the governance structure. Tezos is designed in OCaml, a dynamic programming language with a number of functional advantages. Tezos also allows for other blockchain based ledgers to be be represented within their platform. Its a promising ecosystem for future blockchain projects because of its unique self-governing mechanisms that have potential to allow many future innovations.
The network is powered by the Tezos coin (XTZ).