SDChain, or SixDomainChain is the world's first decentralized public blockchain ecosystem that integrates international standards of IoT Six-Domain Model and reference architecture standards for distributed blockchain. Fully considering the technical characteristics of IoT and the development needs of business ecosystem, SDChain is optimized based on existing blockchain technology with digital asset issuance, user credit and identity management, P2P communication, encryption algorithm, consensus algorithm, smart contract, cross-chain contract mode, market consensus-based incentives, decentralized DApp and rapid access to business. Such features ensure beneficial, rapid and sustainable development of SDChain business ecosystem to achieve mutual benefits among digital assets, blockchain and industrial IoT through efficient circulation and value transformation of digital asset credits, within a global framework of ISO/IEC standards.

SmartMesh is developing a blockchain-based protocol for the Internet of Things. SmartMesh has built-in blockchain light nodes, and extends the Raiden and Lightning Networks' second layer architecture network protocols. SmartMesh's blockchain-based network allows devices to communicate and make transactions without an internet connection. Users establish P2P connections when they are online, and are then able to transact with each other offline. Spectrum and Ozone, which are part of the SmarMesh network, are designed for developing decentralized applications.
The SMT token is used to reward the nodes that contribute computing resources to SmartMesh's network, and are also the medium of exchange for P2P transactions.

Oyster is a blockchain-based platform that is designed to provide both a decentralized file storage solution and an alternative ad revenue system for content distribution. Their network is powered by PRL tokens. Oyster hopes to allow users to store data anonymously and securely on the IOTA Tangle. It uses IOTA’s infrastructure for hosting data stored on the Oyster platform. A data file is broken into chunks, and each of these chunks is encrypted. These encrypted chunks exist as transactions on the IOTA Tangle and are retained on the Tangle.
Oyster's alternative ad revenue platform will use this decentralized data storage network to incentivize users to contribute their devices' computing resources.